All right. And my son's disabled, so if you touch him, you go to jail automatically. Okay? Black, yellow, white, it don't matter. Then >> I guess they have cameras or something and they saw it. >> If you had planned to steal, I advised you to drop that thought immediately. Store cameras were no joke. And if you had something even crazier in mind, never forgot that police could appear at any moment. Everything could have ended like this. >> Can't do nothing. >> Stop. >> Do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. All right. I'm going off the property. No, you're not. You're going down. I'm going off the property. >> These were the moments when a Walmart shoplifter thought she was safe while cameras recorded everything. We are This is Law. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Let's start with these teenage girls who seem to have no idea what guilt felt like. >> What happened to Victoria Secret? >> What? What did you guys do in Victoria Secret? So, how did they take money from you if you never went there? Is that what I said? Did they air drop it? Is it some special technique? >> On the 21st of December 2024, police received a report from a shopping mall about a theft that had taken place as three women were allegedly seen repeatedly concealing merchandise inside a Nike bag they carried. Police also quickly caught all three by surprise as they prepared to leave. >> Alena, please go and stop. All three. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Maintain. Stop. Stop. Take this. Set this down. the back. >> I'm trying to let it go towards the door. about here. >> Yeah. >> We're going to take you out here. He's in the hallway. >> I got one ID here. >> I got an ID here. >> How old are you? How old are you? >> How old are you? Okay, you stand over there. >> 1012. >> All right, I'll start with you. Go over me. >> All three remained completely calm even after being handcuffed, which showed they fully knew what was going on. They were then questioned one by one. They admitted it without showing any shame at all. >> All right. Do you know why we're here? >> Yep. >> Why are we here? >> Victoria Secret. >> What happened in Victoria Secret? >> I wasn't there. I was on a bike. So, you tell me. Obviously, we're here for a reason, but what happened in Victoria's Secret? >> What What did you guys do in Victoria's Secret? You said you know why we're here. So, that's fine. But do you know why we're here? What was your part in Victoria's Secret? What you guys were doing? >> Did you take anything? Did you help take anything? Surveillance is going to say otherwise. So just remember you're being watched. >> So what was your part? Honesty is always best policy. You never been arrested before? No. You just haven't gotten caught. You done this before? Shoplift before? No. So just because he said something happened before, what happened? What was your part? It's okay. You can be honest. This woman used her right to remain silent to refuse answering any questions about her involvement. But the second woman was different as she denied everything. >> Victoria receipt in there. >> No, you were never seen going to the register. We watched you receive. >> You came from the store with an empty bag or from your car with an empty Nike bag. Okay. You were watching from the whole time before you guys walked in. So don't play that game. You were seen on surveillance as well. So don't lie. Tell us what you were doing in Victoria Secret. >> I bought panties from me. >> You never went to the cash register. >> I can show you the receipt on my phone. >> You The receipts don't go on the phone, sweetheart. >> I swear to God. >> We watched you go in. >> We can show you the email. It's even a receipt in that bag. You look at it. >> There isn't. >> So I didn't buy nothing at that store. >> No, you never were seen going to that register. You guys are seeing concealing objects. You are never seen going to the register. So don't lie. Stop lying. Be honest. This is what's going to hit you up. You're not. >> I'm I swear to God on everything I love, I'm being honest. >> That's cool. It'll go in the affidavit. We arrest you. >> Yeah, but I'm telling you the truth. Like, >> there is no receipt. >> There is no receipt. >> There's a receipt on my email. Like, you literally pulled my phone out and looked >> You never went to the register. So, what' you do? Air drop it or something? >> I got >> I don't know. You never went to the register. So, how did you pay for something? >> I show you >> how I'm I'm telling you. You were watched the entire time in the store. You never went to the register to pay for anything. >> Huh? So, how did they take money from you if you never went there? Is that what I said? Did they air drop it? Is it some special technique? Tell me. Please be honest. >> To the register. I thought he pennies. >> You did not go to the register. >> Are you going to tell me? >> We watched you the entire time. >> You couldn't have. >> We did. I did not. No. This suspect arrogantly lied in plain sight and she had nothing to prove her claims. Worse, the last woman said no word at all. >> You don't want to talk. Okay. So, you don't want to give your side of the story cuz all I'm all I'm going off of is what we have and what we've seen you guys do. So, we're giving you an option to talk if you want to. But if you choose not to, that's fine. >> You don't want to talk? Okay. You may have one receipt, but that's not enough for what you guys taught. >> That's just for one. >> Y'all can't show me nothing else that I touch. >> You were seen all of you working together, choosing items together, working together in concert to steal. Doesn't matter if one person has the item and they walk out of the store with it. You all are taking the ride for it. >> I'm just being honest with you. That's how it works. Can you show their seat again real quick? >> I was fine by you. Take a picture. Just make sure you get your stuff back. >> What is it? >> No, you don't want all. >> Let me see it. >> I'm sorry. I don't want to show you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Hey. >> At that point, police discovered that the suspect did have a receipt, but the details behind it only made their crime clearer. >> No. So, the one with the red hair purchased something at the register. 141 today. Uh, a pair of red or what color underwear were they? >> It was blue and white. >> Blue and white underwear >> for $2.99 or 318 after tax. So, one item in that bag was paid for. So, >> yes, that was one item. >> Yeah. Yeah. She has it on her phone, too. I walk out this situ. >> In the end, the suspects were charged with retail theft, concealment of merchandise, and acting together in an organized shoplifting scheme. Lies and silence may seem like a way out in the moment, but when evidence tells the real story, dishonesty only makes the consequences worse. Taking part in wrongdoing, even as a group, can still lead everyone to face the same outcome. Worse, this woman had 16 prior arrests, but zero remorse. >> A do nothing. >> Stop. >> Do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Excuse me. >> Get on a barn. >> On the 22nd of February, 2024, officers were dispatched to a Best Buy after receiving a report about a familiar woman who had previously shown up there. More specifically, after she had walked out with a laptop without paying for it. When they arrived, everything became dramatic right from the start. I didn't do nothing. >> Stop. I didn't do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Can I have my phone? >> No. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> There, boy. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> Why'd you run? >> Cuz don't scare me. Don't scare me. That's not That's not from there, >> right? >> That's not theirs. >> She denied everything. But if you had known that she had previously been involved in 16 other arrests in Florida, would you have believed that denial? Even the officers noticed that what fell out had been the very evidence. >> Oh yeah, >> she got hit by >> got the first one. >> Can I let my >> No, you ain't let know nothing. Let him know from jail. >> Why you going to jail? You didn't do nothing. >> I didn't because you all have messing. I didn't do anything. >> Let me go grab my barb remover. >> Yeah. >> I didn't do anything. >> Bring your phone, too, so we can take a picture. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't take nothing. >> Sorry to go pictures. >> I already had that. That's mine, >> right? >> Yep. >> I did. >> What's your first name? >> I already had that. >> Stacey, what's your last name? I already had that. That That's That's mine. I already had that with me. >> Do you have any corn? >> No, I brought that in with me. Those are my I brought that in with you. >> You have any ID on here? Stay so >> No, I don't I don't know what No, I don't have any ID. Can I give my my children's father my purse? >> You're not grabbing anything right now. >> Can I give him my purse? Can you take my purse? >> Who? >> My children's father. >> Where's he at? >> He's parked right over here. >> What car is he in? >> If he left, if he hadn't left, I don't know. Can I? It's a blue truck. It's right over there. It's a blue Chevy. >> Probably the black one that has a tool box that I didn't I don't I had that in there before that. >> Okay. I didn't think nothing's in there. >> What I had in here, I put back up on the counter. >> I >> You don't have any form of ID in here? >> No. >> I put that I had that with me. >> I already had that. >> She looked fairly calm, just as you would expect from someone with experience dealing with police many times before, and she even continued making excuses for the items she had with her. Can I get her info? >> I looked I was looking at different ones to and I was going to return those and exchange them for the different ones. >> How do you spell your first name? >> S T Y. >> What's your last name? >> S. >> I already had those. I brought this in. I was going to exchange them for a different one. >> Yeah, >> I had those. I was I was looking at other ones like that, but different ones the bigger ones. >> Okay. >> How do you spell your last name? I didn't steal them from there. >> Okay. >> I had those like that. >> Yes. What's your bets? >> I had those. She already went through it. >> I I just looked um quickly to see if I >> have that. Can I get my phone? >> No. >> Were you taking the iPhone? >> No. No. I had no >> that's 104. >> I had no receipts because I'm home. >> Sure you do. >> I didn't take >> She showed no sign of remorse at all because this woman still seemed to think she would get away with it just like she had before. And she made that clear right afterward. Can >> you ask the bomb? >> I don't know. >> You got warrants out of Marian County. You're not get You don't have a bond. >> Yeah, you don't have a bond. You got to go. >> Okay. >> Are you guys alone? >> I have a $3. So I can bond. >> So if I bond out at any time, >> you don't have a bond. >> I do. If I have a >> I'm not arguing with you. They just don't Did you figure out your cameras though to see where and when she concealed it? >> I'm going to now that I know what they are, I'm going to check those aisles to see when the camera. So, here I'll give this back to you camera. >> Can I get one of you guys to send me a receipt? At the hospital, officers discovered that she had concealed a necklace carrying a key that could easily unlock police handcuffs. In the end, this woman was charged with retail theft, resisting arrest without violence, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a concealed handcuff key along with active theft related warrants from another county. Thinking you can outsmart the system with lies, excuses, and repeat offenses only leads to bigger charges when the truth finally catches up. Next, let's switch from shoplifting to this racial discrimination case. >> This whole American and Asian was like, "I'm tired." >> Mm- What about society? >> Ma'am, I had my rice, right? >> On the 3rd of October 2025, police stopped a woman as she was about to pull into a parking lot because she was linked to an earlier crash. And when officers approached, she appeared completely calm, as if she had already prepared herself to deal with the police. You have your ID on you? >> Yes. >> Can I see your ID, please? Can I see your ID, please? >> Mhm. >> Let's talk about what's going on. >> Yes. >> So, um they asked for my ID. Oh, that's my ID. My American ID. I'm sorry. I'm African. >> No, sorry. It's okay. >> You're Asian? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Try somebody else. >> Try what? >> Somebody else. >> Try somebody else. Grandpa. >> Yes. >> This whole American and Asian. Well, I am tired. That has nothing to do with nothing. >> So, what's going on? What's going on is the Asian apparently >> it was clear that racial discrimination had been used to obstruct the police investigation. Moments later, the officer approached the victims involved to hear their side of the story. >> So, um if you see this two row, so I was coming this way and she's coming like behind me >> but in this side and then she cut me off right here. Cuz you can see like she have like a scratch under and >> Yeah, I'm looking at the damage. Yeah. And then you have damage on the front as well. >> Okay. >> And then she tried to run away like I catch her up like it's right away before the turn but she run to this and then I Yeah. Okay. I horn the car but she didn't stop. So I just follow her and then she says she a resident here. So she tried to come in here but I haunt the car to make her stop here. Okay. >> So like and then she's very arrested. She's yelling at me. She said it's my fault and then she's like and something like that. >> Okay. >> The whole time. >> Okay. >> So you're really upset. I get it. >> Yeah. It was like and then she she kind of like get wrong or something. I have the video like she not walking straight like she just go around and around. >> Okay. So, we'll we'll talk with her and we'll see um if we smell anything or anything like that and we'll and we'll go from there. >> Thank you. Yeah, of course. Um let me get Wait, did you call 911 or did your husband call 911? >> I called 911. >> You called 911? >> Okay. So, that phone number is a good phone number to reach you by. >> Yeah. >> From the victim's account, it was clear that the situation had been genuinely dangerous. But when officers turned back to the suspect, she acted as if it did not matter at all, avoiding questions about what had happened. >> I'll let you talk to a non- aent. What's going on? >> Go get that situated. >> Go get one situated. >> Yeah. >> Hey, ma'am. What's going on? >> Let him get it situated. >> Let him get what situated? >> My ID. >> Your ID? What about it? >> Nothing. >> So, what happened today? Why are we out here? >> Nothing. >> It doesn't look like nothing. It looks like there was an accident that happened. So where where did it happen at? >> Just just verify just verify just verify. Grandpa said anything to nonsense. >> So what happened? >> Nothing. Verify it. >> I'm talking to you. I want to know what your side of the story is. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Mhm. >> So it Where did this damage on your car come from? Who are you talking to on the phone? >> My grandpa. >> Okay. Can you hang up the phone? >> You can hang up the phone, please. >> Why are you refusing to answer my questions? >> Because the way the so the way that society is worthm >> What about society? >> Ma'am, I have my rights, right? >> Sure. But right now, you're refusing to answer my questions, which is impeding me from conducting an investigation. Do you know what that's called? Obstruction. >> Mhm. I don't know. >> So, do you want to talk to me or do you want to go in the back of a car? >> I vote you talk with me and answer my questions. >> If you were this woman and thought saying nothing was the best move, do not forget that when cars collide, there would always be damage. And that became hard evidence to argue against, which the police then used to question her. >> So, you have white paint transfer. She's got black paint transfer damage. So, what I need your side of the story. What happened? >> May I can make it work? >> I need you to tell me what's going on. >> I'm not. >> Why are you not telling me what's going on? Have you had anything to drink today? >> I have my right. >> Yeah. So, do you want to go to jail for obstruction? Cuz you can. You're impeding my investigation. >> Oh. >> Oh. >> By not answering my questions, you're impeding my investigation. >> Absolutely. 100%. Uh, I'm going to ask you again. Have you ever had any alcohol today? Done any kind of drugs or anything like that? >> Okay. So, do you want to answer my questions? >> Okay. So, what happened with this accident earlier? >> I came in here. She in peace. She came at me. >> Mhm. >> I live here. >> Okay. Do you need a >> So she's saying that you hit her car and then that you drove away. >> And I live here. >> Yeah, that's what she's saying happened. So I'm trying to talk to you to get your side of the story. So what happened? >> Make it make sense. >> No, I need you to help me to make it make sense. >> Okay. So I live here. >> Okay, great. What happened? Why do you have paint transfer on the side of your car? And why does she have paint transfer on the side of her car? I I have her side of the story. I need yours. No, that can't be. I live here. >> Great. I got that part. >> Now, she portrayed herself as the victim, even though she had shown no interest in resolving the incident earlier, which made officers suspect that her condition might not have been stable and led them to verify it soon after. >> All right. So, um I'm going to ask you a question. All right. Would you consent to doing field sobriety tests? >> Who's that? >> Just it's a yes or no question. Would you would you be willing to consent >> to field sobriety tests? It's to determine your ability to drive on the state roads of Georgia right now. >> Judging by the smell, the odor of alcohol coming from your breath, your glassy eyes, you're standing here waving, you can't even stand up straight. Okay. So, how much alcohol have you had today? How much alcohol have you had today? >> Um, two. >> Two. What? >> A wine. >> Wine? What kind of wine? >> Um, one of the um, >> it's not in here. >> I know. I'm turning your car off. Okay. >> Sound good? >> Perfect. So, would you consent to conducting field sobriety tests to determine your ability to drive on the state roads of Georgia? Yes or no? >> You would. Okay. Do you want to keep your shoes on or do you want to take them off? >> I don't matter. >> You don't? It doesn't matter to you. Whichever one you feel the most comfortable with. Okay. Or anything. >> Of course, the woman failed her sobriety test soon after. And at that point, her belated apologies clearly were not going to change anything. >> Nope. Nope. I'm sorry. >> Don't make it any worse. All right. No, ma'am. Put your hands behind your back. >> It's just It's not that serious to charge. You don't want to add any other charges. Okay. >> Yes. Just put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. >> Driving under the influence. Yes. Is it a pledge? >> It's a ticket. >> Can we Can we take a traffic ticket? Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. >> Also debatable. So, please. >> Okay. Can you How about you lean up against here and let me tighten these so that way these don't tighten on you anymore. Okay. >> You can call your husband when you get to the jail. Okay. >> But I have my rights. >> Sure. You do. Do you want me to read them to you? >> Yeah. >> I'm more than welcome to do that. >> From my car. >> Your car. It's going to stay right there. We're going to lock it up. >> Your husband can come get it. >> Can I come soon? >> Okay. Do you understand each of these rides if I as I've explained them to you? >> Okay. So, >> yes or no? Can I call my husband because? >> Yes or no? >> What's my right? >> Okay. >> Do you want me to read it to you again? >> Yeah, cuz you report me. Shoot. >> Finally, she was charged with DUI and obstruction. If you think attitude and excuses can save you after making things worse, remember that evidence and your own actions will always speak louder in the end. Next, these shoplifterss showed absolutely no sense of shame at all. No, I need them trespass because they've been caught stealing. Okay, this is the second night she's came up here yelling at me. >> Mom, I hate to you. >> That's not very nice. >> I don't give a >> On the 21st of May 2025, police received a call from a Circle K about a disturbance after two people refused to leave the property when their vehicle ran out of gas. Officers approached to explain the situation, but their attitude clearly showed they had no intention of cooperating. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Yes. Offic with the city of M police department. Y >> we got a call over here at Circle K and they're advising that they need to close and you're refusing to leave. I think it's probably because you're out of gas, right? Right. >> Okay. Let me see if you're allowed to maybe leave the vehicle here right now. >> I have the gas can. >> Okay. Do you have vehicle? Do you have gas in there? >> I'm waiting for my mom to come. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Listen, I don't know what you're trying to do, but >> I am sitting at Circle K with no gas. >> Well, it's not my fault. No one said it is. It's not my fault about anything in your life and how you need mental health. >> Okay. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. I'm going to send the um mental health coordinator over. >> I wish you would. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm not here to argue. I just want to make >> sure they're here so they can evaluate you also. >> Okay. Listen, I need gas. You're going to help me or you're not? Told my friends figure it out. >> She says she's not going to help you. Okay. >> Nancy. >> Okay. >> And how much about me could you talk to my friend? >> I'll be right back. I'm going to ask them if they want this vehicle towed from their lot cuz it doesn't look like you got any. >> I have triple A. >> Okay. So, >> well, let me go ask. Okay, >> Mom. You don't have a dollar. >> After making sure the suspects had no intention of doing anything crazy, they returned to the store to hear what the store representative wanted. >> Hello, ma'am. Officer Louis Mount Police Department. I think you were here the other day when I was here. Okay. So, they're out of gas. She apparently she I don't think she's going to get any gas. >> No, my sister's I'm going to start upgrade right now. >> Yeah. are down. >> Okay. So, do you want are they allowed to wait for gas or >> No, I need them trespass because they've been caught stealing. >> This is the second night she's came up here yelling at me honking her home. >> Okay. So, what about this? Their vehicle is stuck here. Do you want to call a tow truck? I don't I can't call one for you. It's on your property. >> Yeah. >> But do you want to call a tow truck to have their vehicle towed somewhere? >> Okay. Yeah. I'll have the I'll call my boss >> cuz I can't their vehicle stuck. But you know what I mean. Yeah, I mean it was a hard like I wasn't going to call but cuz she kept like still trying to yell at me and talk at me. I'm like this [ __ ] is just >> I'm aware we we've dealt with her numerous time. That was the first time I dealt with her but the other officers dealt with her multiple times. >> So I'll do you want her just trespassed or the son as well? >> My boss. >> Both of them. Okay. Well, we'll we'll go ahead and trespass them. If they refuse to leave, would you like them arrested? Okay. >> According to the employee, it turned out these suspects were far from firsttime troublemakers. Police relayed the store's decision to them, but it seemed their ego simply would not allow them to accept it. >> Hello, ma'am. So, I understand that you don't have any gas. Okay, she's calling the tow truck, but for right now, she wants y'all trespass from this property. Okay, >> she's not trespassing. Listen, I already spoke to the manager. Him and I are like this. >> I understand that, but she wants you trespassed. Okay, >> I don't care if she's nobody. >> Why don't you call have her call the manager of the store? >> Is this vehicle research to you? >> No, it's my mom answering it. >> Oh, okay. But why don't you have her phone call? >> Just I don't have to tell do what you got. I'm not telling you. >> By the way, she's ruining that. >> Yeah. So, the gas can is here. I just need to get some gas now to try and tow my car. >> The storm may on the phone >> and I'm the assistant and we are both saying that you have to leave. >> Did you hear that, ma'am? >> All right. Fine. Yes. >> Okay. She's saying if you don't leave the property, we're going to arrest you. Do you understand that? >> Oh, I didn't do anything for you to arrest me. Can I speak to uh >> No, she doesn't want to speak. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you now. She is the man. She's right now. She's an authorized person. Okay. So, I'm going to ask you to leave the property. I understand this is your vehicle. >> It's not the car. It's your mom's car, right? >> No, it's in both. >> No, you said it's You said it's not under. >> I said it's in both names. >> No, you said it's your mom's. >> You know what? You need to start recording stuff. >> I'm recording. Ma'am, >> I said it's in both names. >> Ma'am, we're not going to argue with you. Okay. So, now >> arguing, >> sir. That's you as well. Okay. So, you got to leave the property. >> The tension escalated unnecessarily. And if you ever find yourself in a situation like this as a suspect, it is better to simply leave as instructed because any reckless action or words can quickly spiral everything into chaos, just like what happened next. blown the window up. Where's my car, please? >> No, you're going to break my door. >> Step out. Hey. Hey, Matthew. Leave the property. Leave the property back. He is leaving the property. >> He's not He's not leaving. He's walking towards the property. He's going to be arrested. WE >> MA'AM BACK UP. >> Don't you touch my son's back. You just threw that in my face. It hurt my goddamn >> You are GOING TO TOUCH MY SON. >> OKAY. BLACK people who fight me wife. >> You mother. >> You mother. If you slam my son's head, you're >> Mom. >> Matthew. Why would you do that? >> You're You're dead. >> Hey man. Hey. I'm not leaving. Walk away. All right. I'm going off the property. >> No, you're not. You're going to jail, too. >> No, I'm going off the property. >> You got your handcuffs? >> No. You're hurting me. >> Matt, hey, you might have grabbed two handcuffs and >> Adam, I'm going off the property. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yes, you did. Drop your phone. >> I didn't do anything. >> You better stop resisting. Don't break my arm. >> You better stop resisting. I'm not talking. I'm trying to >> Mom, I hate you. You >> That's not very nice. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Are you Mom? That's it. >> Yeah, just ask her for her. You're done. Mom, >> I just stop moving. >> I can't. >> Stop. >> Stop moving. Stop. I need you to stop resisting. Okay. You need to stop resisting. >> I'm going to have a heart attack. >> Well, you better stop resisting, ma'am. I'm not trying to have you have a heart attack. >> Help me. >> Matthew. >> Matthew. >> Okay. >> Same 33. >> Yeah. Or 38. saying black people are going to jail. >> After yelling at the police, causing disorder, and making racist remarks, she showed no sign of shame for her behavior. Instead, she immediately began trying to use a claimed disability to complicate the situation further. >> And my son's disabled, so if you touch him, you go to jail automatically. >> Okay? >> Black, yellow, white, it don't matter. >> And you broke my arm. >> Okay. I can't >> You don't have ID with you, right? >> I just want to stand up. >> You have ID with you? He's putting pressure on my back. >> Well, we don't want you to lean up. That's the thing. >> I don't I can't breathe. >> I have horror issues, you dumb ass. >> Okay. Well, what do you want me to do? We have >> I want you to let me stop. You're standing up, but you have to >> hurting me. We're not trying to I didn't get a chance to call. You're pulling up my dress. You're looking at my ass. >> You are throwing a lot of things at us right now. We're not trying to >> I didn't do this. My son dropped his phone cuz of you. Now you can buy him a new phone. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> What's your first name? >> Boogeyman. >> Are you refusing to identify yourself? >> Just leave me alone, man. >> It is going to change because I didn't do anything wrong. Neither did my son and he he's on SSI. He's disabled. You guys are going to be arrested for this black man. >> Huh? >> Actually correct. >> I know that it's correct. This guy looked at my ass. >> This guy looked at my ass. >> Okay. But remember >> I know I got a nice but >> actually incorrect >> and they right >> they following my car. >> I'm doing it. >> It's illegal. >> Okay. >> Your car. >> They were ultimately charged with trespassing and resisting an officer. What began as a simple request to leave a property escalated into criminal charges. All of which could have been avoided through basic cooperation and compliance with the law. Next, the woman appeared to believe that acting pitiful could help her avoid prosecution. >> Y'all, I just been going through a lot. I just got put out of my apartment. My son is locked up. >> So, you're stealing from several different people. So, what do you think should happen to you? >> I should go. >> Think so. >> On the 21st of May, 2025, police were dispatched to a bank after receiving a report of an incident involving the use of a fake identity to conduct suspicious transactions and the female suspect was believed to be attempting to leave. This was what occurred at that time. I just got back from lunch. This idea should be considered to this gentleman. She came in a week before last and did a withdrawal and she's been to other branches. >> Okay. And she was not this person. >> She's not that person. >> So Teresa in then she send it in. >> So this one that was sent out in our market be on the lookout for her. >> And so this is the person I do have account Teresa. >> Okay. >> Okay. And this person I have an account to too. So right now we don't know who she is. >> Okay ma'am walk we need to talk to you real quick. Okay ma'am >> we need to talk to you real quick. Monster Hia police department. >> The reason why we need to talk to you is basically that we got a call saying that you was trying to make some uh bank transactions or cash a check whatever you were trying to do utilizing someone else's uh information not yours >> and you was trying to impersonate yourself as that person. >> Are you aware of that? >> No. >> Okay then. Do you have your ID now? >> No. >> You don't have ID? I just left it on the counter. I think anymore. >> You left it on the counter. Why did you leave it on the counter? >> It's in here. >> Okay, we can get it. >> Hold on. Home safety. >> It was clear that she appeared more visibly panicked upon meeting the police than when hearing the accusations against her, as if she had already been aware of them. Her responses to the officers only deepened further suspicion. >> What you doing here today? >> Nothing. >> Nothing here at the bank. I was trying to make a transaction. >> All right. So, here's the thing. We're going to go ahead and cut out all the bull crap. Okay? You're doing something wrong here. It's in your best interest to tell us what that is. So, go ahead and do that. Okay? Just be honest. >> It's okay if you can tell us. >> I just tried to do something illegally. >> Okay. Well, tell us what that is. Okay. And why did you do it? That's the main thing. >> How? >> Or why? >> I'm just going through a lot of things. Um, my son got locked up. I'm just having hard financial hardship right now. >> Okay. Did somebody set you up to this or was it something you that you decided to do? >> No, it was just something that I heard about and I just >> try to see. Okay. >> Please don't. Please don't. >> You got your your regular? >> No. >> Okay. >> Her attempts to explain her difficult circumstances effectively became an indirect admission of her actions. She even continued to use them to appear sympathetic and plead for forgiveness. >> Y'all, I just been going through a lot. I just got put out of my apartment. My son is locked up. It's just a lot going on. >> You know, just cuz you're going through something, that doesn't mean it's okay to your ID from Georgia. >> Yes. I didn't take anything. >> Just do me a favor and don't use your phone right now. >> Okay. >> Where's your driver's license? >> I didn't bring them real. >> How much money did she get on this one? >> Which one? The first one >> a lot. >> Came to our branch. >> I need to know the number. >> Yeah. >> Was it Did it happen here in Hville >> and some other branches? >> I'm talking about No. How much money did she get from Hayville? Like that's the only one I can put a case on and tell me. I need a date and time she came here. Withdrawal. >> I think she about 15 >> 15 what? >> 15,000. >> 15,000. >> I print all that for the last one. Get for that one. This one I did with this one. >> She's trying to get out 8,000. The count is inactive. >> Okay. So, so 15,000. I need we need a print out on that. >> Yeah. And we need everything printed from the transaction. The amount. Did y'all contact the uh the account holder? >> The account owner is either if I can remember Alabama. >> Okay. If you can get us his information, his or her information, how much money was taken out cuz obviously those people would be victims and and the bank itself as well. >> It turned out this was not her first time engaging in such behavior. The officers reiterated the seriousness of her actions, but she still appeared to downplay the severity of it. >> We got your ID from last time, too, where you used your other ID when you came here. So, this is the second time. She didn't get money this time because the account wasn't active, but the last time she got $15,000. People go through things. I get it. But you got a lot of victims here. You taking You're stealing from several different people. So, what do you think should happen to you? >> I should do a warning. >> Think so. >> A warning? >> You think so? >> Yes. Why do you think that? >> I don't know what I'm doing. >> You do know what you're doing. You're drawing. You know exactly what you're doing. You did it twice. I'm just I'm being realistic with you. I'm being as real with you as I can. So, I mean, this that's a lot of money. You can't just swipe that under the carpet. Like, that's $15,000 you stole from somebody. >> If somebody did that to you, they deserve a warning. >> They took your money out of your l if they had if they had things going on. They took money out of your account and you >> have to pay it back to that person or something. >> It's not how that works. You can't pay that $15,000 back. That's why you're here. Use somebody else's ID and stole their money. So, that's two things. It's a big deal. This this ru this ruins people's lives, not just yours. But if you come in and take money out of my account, pretend like you're me, you're ruining my credit. You're taking money out of my kids' mouth. Other ways to do stuff. I've been broke before and came up and I didn't go to steal nothing. So, >> did you gave them your real ID? No. Officers have >> no Did you give your officers your real information? I'm sorry. >> Yes, my real name. Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. My real name is >> came back. >> You ever been arrested before? >> When I was younger. >> What for? >> My husband and I got into a fight and I hit him in front of the police. >> Domestic or something. John arrested for >> um he shot himself walking down the street or something in Clayton County and I guess and they have cameras or something and they saw it he got picked up for a warrant. So when they saw that they transfer him to play him >> finally with $8,000 in this incident and $15,000 in the previous one. She was convicted of two counts of financial identity fraud and three counts of financial transaction card fraud. Attempting to justify fraud through personal hardship does not erase accountability. It only highlights how poor choices made under pressure can escalate into serious charges and lasting legal consequences. Before moving on to the next theft case, let's take a look at this male Karen. >> Hurry up and get here. I I was recording him. Hold on. I was still recording him. I said hit you where? The next video. I said to hit you where? >> Do you have a video of her grabbing your arm? >> No, I don't. >> Turn around and put your hands on your back. On the 29th of August 2025, police had received a report of a disturbance at a Love's gas station with the initial cause believed to be a conflict between two people over playing music. And to clarify further, the statements from those involved in the incident are presented here. >> Mercedes um pulled up here kind of real belligerent type thing. Got out, her radio was blaring loud. I said, "Ma'am, do you really need to have that that loud?" She goes, "You're a racist bastard." I said, "Uh, there ain't nothing racist about me." I said, "You're just disturbing everybody's peace." She goes, "Everybody here loves me. They don't care if I play it loud, quiet, or whatever." >> Yeah. >> I said, "There ain't no need for you to act that way." And your dispatch would hurt her yelling and screaming at me. The only reason I called, she said, "I'm going to put you on social media. you're a racist bastard. And then grab my arm. >> Okay. >> I said you can't put hands on people. >> Okay. >> That ain't that ain't right. And I I told your dispatcher, I said, "That's the only reason there in the purple." >> Yep. >> Okay. >> And that's the only reason I called you guys. >> Okay. >> And I asked your uh dispatcher to expedite you guys because when she grabbed my arm, I'm like, "Okay, what's she going to do next?" >> That's the only reason I did. I I did a I I she walked around my vehicle right before that and when she after she did that, I backed up and I stayed away from her. >> Yeah, that's her in purple. >> Let's stay over there. I'll talk to you over there. >> The officer then approached the woman involved in the incident and her demeanor was completely the opposite, further indicating the heightened tension from the earlier confrontation. >> Let's walk up here. So, we're >> said they can show you their camera. >> Hey, listen. Listen, let's walk up here and talk so we're away from him cuz it'll probably upset him. >> I'm not, believe me, I don't know what else couldn't upset him. >> So, what happened? >> So, I get I've been parked here for the past few hours cuz I'm going to see I was parked over there cuz I'm going to see my son at college. Um, this black my my sister Mercedes here. >> Yeah, my sister over there as well. So, >> we were literally parked pull pulled over to the gas station. My sister opens her car door. She's on the dark side. I get out the car as well. He was already done pumping. The door opens. We have R&B music playing. Not even loud. We come here all the time. They know if they were just in there like what? They said he came in. I rate already. He has standing in his car door and goes, "Turn that off now. You're disturbing my police." I said, "Excuse me?" I said, "I'm not even doing anything to you. What are you talking about?" >> He goes, "Turn it off now." You heard what I said. I said, "Sir, I'm not going to turn off anything cuz I'm not disturbing." He starts walking towards me. I get I go in the car. I get the phone. I said, "Sir, I'm going to record you. Stay away from me." He goes, "What are you going to do? I don't give a you can record me. You can do whatever you want." I said, "Sir, these people in here know me. They love me. They know I don't make problems with anyone here. Please get away from me." He goes, "No one knows you here." He goes, "No one knows you here. No one knows you out here. This, this, and that. Get your ass from out of here. You something." I said, "Sir, you sound like a racist." He goes, "You're going to see racist today when the police gets out here." I go, "Sir, I'm not even doing anything to you. What are you talking about? He started talking. I told him, "Okay, I'm going to keep recording you." I told him, "I'm going to record you. I will make you social media famous. Do you have that on your phone?" >> Both individuals claimed to be the victim in the situation, but the woman had already prepared recorded evidence to support her version of events. >> Recording him cuz the first recording clicked off. He was following me. As you can see, I'm on my side. >> Can I hold it? >> Yes, sir. come to my car. >> He's on my He's telling me to just tap on my music that's not even loud. As you can hear in the in the video, the music is not even loud. It was very low. We opened the door and he heard the music and he started saying, "Turn that [ __ ] off now. You're disturbing my peace." >> The guy just left that wanted to report to you guys and they all know me and they're like, "He came in here mad this morning." >> Okay. So, when did when did anything physical happen? >> It never happened. We got They were in there like physical. You didn't even touch him. Everyone was standing outside like so. He said, he said, "She hit me. Hurry up and get here." I I was recording him. Hold on. I was still recording him. I said, "Hit you where?" In that video, I said, "Hit you where?" >> You have not been pumping gas and I'm about to shot you right now. Let's go. >> So, it really it was all because you were playing music that he thought that he thought was >> He told me he told me turn the [ __ ] now. I don't like that. >> Video where he says he grabbed you like next. >> It is no video. I was recording him the whole time. He There was >> I know, but like when he first says it first, do you have that on there? Huh? >> Like when he goes, "Oh, she hit me." Do you have that on there? >> It should be up here. >> Awesome. Let me see. >> It should more than likely be up here. >> Yeah, it should more like I asked him for the video camera in there, too. >> No, they said it does. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah, they said it. They said their um their person should be in in a few minutes or something at 7:00. >> So, kind of fast forward. Yeah, he was like He was like, "Oh, she hit me." I said, "Sir, I'm on reporting." >> Fine. Can you find that? >> Okay. Due to the conflicting statements from both parties, the officers sought to verify the facts more clearly and therefore approached witnesses who were present at the store. >> Did you guys see what happened with this out here at all? >> So, we called our manager. We We've heard it. We know her. She comes in here regularly. >> Yeah. >> Um and >> she ever known to cause any issues? >> No, never. She goes to see her son. She changes in our bathroom. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Ready? >> Um did you see did either of you guys see anything that happened out here? We were busy doing stuff in here. We do have Amanda on the way to show you guys the cameras. >> So, the cameras do work. Will it Will it show that >> part of Okay. >> You know how far out your man is? >> He's on his way right now, right? >> He lives in Benton. >> He lives in Benton. >> Yeah. So, he should probably be here maybe 15 minutes. >> Okay. Sounds good. Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. >> That's what he was talking to you guys. >> Racist and everything else. >> Sir, you are a racist. >> You are a racist. >> Is that where he said you hit him? >> Yeah, he said I hit him. Play that back. >> He's going to say I hit him. He's going to start saying I hit him. He says all types of stuff. >> So in my car, >> do you know me? >> Disrespectful. >> Oh, okay. >> Uhhuh. >> Oh, we have it all on video, sir. We have it all on video. >> Calling people racist and everything else. >> Sir, you are a racist. >> You are a racist. I literally was recording the whole time when I saw the police. >> Police also verified everything through the store's surveillance footage, and it appeared that what the woman described was entirely accurate. After which officers confronted the man about the findings. >> Show me the video that she that >> arm. >> I've got a video of her standing 10 ft from you and you go, "Oh, she just put her hands on me." I have a there's a video right there of her being 10 ft away from you and you telling my dispatcher that she just grabbed you. >> She did grab my arm. >> You got You have If you don't have proof of that on your phone, you are under arrest >> for what? >> That is a false report. That is a false use. She grabbed my arm. >> No, she grabbed my arm, sir. >> There's a video of you saying that and she's nowhere near you. >> See, I I'll I'll forward it. Fast forward. I She grabbed my arm. >> You better have a video of her grab. >> The video my >> Do you have a video of her grabbing your arm? >> No, I don't. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Be >> right there. >> Go back to Until I get a video from inside. You're being detained. >> Okay. You I mean, you don't have to. I'm not going to go anywhere. >> I don't care. >> Okay, I understand, sir. I am. >> Go. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Um, >> a false report is a crime. >> You do realize that, >> sir? I know that and I'm not I did not >> She was 10 ft away from you. >> No, she wasn't, sir. >> Here's what I need you to realize. Me and him drove here at 100 m an hour because we thought you were in danger and there's cars flying past us and we're going in and out of traffic. >> There's a battery, man. >> He was charged with filing a false report and disorderly conduct. Making accusations without solid evidence can quickly turn a situation against you, especially when video footage tells a different story. Escalating a minor conflict into a false criminal report only creates bigger consequences than the original dispute. In situations like this, facts and recorded evidence speak louder than emotion or assumptions. What do you think about cases like this? Share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. Next, the woman ended up calling 911 only to set herself up for her own arrest. >> You trying to say that we took that we stole? >> Let me see the the um receipt. >> We counted everything in our cart and still going to say we stoing. >> Called y'all though. I called y'all. >> I called y'all for my safety cuz they thought we were stealing. >> On the 24th of February 2025, the police received an emergency call from a female customer at Walmart reporting complaints about the employees. But there was more to the story behind it. First, let's see why she made the call. >> And literally, I'm not about to keep arguing with him. He got We got all our receipts right here for the TV and everything. He counted everything in our cart and still trying to say we stealing stuff. He counted one cart. You didn't even count my food cart. We got Look, everything's on here. >> Did you call 911? >> Yes, I did. What are you talking about? >> I'm out with the caller. Um, do you want to go talk to them? You want me to talk to them? >> I want I want the rest of my [ __ ] He's trying to say that we took that we stole. >> Dude, let me see the um receipt. We counted everything in our cart and still going to say we stealing. [ __ ] >> Listen, just don't go anywhere yet. I'm going to help you guys work it out. >> No, I'm an Uber, so I'm just Uber. >> Yeah, I'm just I'm cancel. >> No, don't cancel. >> Yeah, cuz you going to spend time here. >> No, it will not. >> I got We got to make sure everything's all good. >> No, everything is fine. No, they >> Just give me one sec. >> They said this stuff is good. This is good. >> This stuff is all good. >> This is good. But he's saying that commercial that we didn't >> Did you How did you pay? Did you just >> You paid no Walmart pay. You can't pay nothing else but Walmart pay or card. Please do not cancel cuz we got to go home to my nephew. >> How'd you get all of this out here by yourself? >> My brother. >> Oh, okay. >> He counted everything in the car. Half of the stuff that's in that's not in his car is in there cuz he took it out. >> Yeah. Hurry up. >> They talking about he going to call the cops. No, I'mma help you. I don't Nobody need to steal. We got money. I got EBT. >> Yeah, but it's saying I don't know how to read this. So, is it Was it declined? >> No, he declined it. But it was because he had um a regular card instead of Apple Pay. Yeah, he was he used Walmart pay. So he declined it and then paid for it again. >> It could be seen that the woman insisted that all the items had been fully paid. On the other side, an officer also gathered additional statements from her brother. >> Yeah, we were trying >> I'm trying to figure is this two separate incidents? What is this? >> We trying to verify the items that the >> some of the items are lost. >> Hey, wait. Did you not check? >> No. >> Did you not scan it on checkout? >> No, I some have not been here. And and they don't want to they don't want us to verify. >> Okay. >> There's a lady who has just left without >> Yeah. I have my partner talking to her outside here. So what >> let them just bring everything because some of them are not facing you. >> Okay. >> And are you listening? >> Yes. >> So now what I'm saying is I didn't come up to the front. >> I got the TV, my game, all that. Right. >> Are you with them outside or not? >> Yes, I'm with them outside. But in the midst of that, he's saying he stopped us, right? Showed them the receipt. He's saying that it's some item that's not paid for. Okay. Do you have Do you have the receipt? >> She has it. >> I'm talking I'm trying to be respectful. I'm talking to him. >> Okay. So, >> so then after that, he's saying but they started going back and forth. I'm telling her to give him receipt. All right. She not giving it to him. He's saying the stuff that's in that car is not paid for, right? I'm like, "All right, cool. It's not paid for. That's not my issue. I didn't bring this stuff up. The person that was in the back me up, but I paid for it. It's no issue. I show you my car. I paid for You guys all together at one checkout counter? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, this items that you have right here, >> this right here is paid for. But the stuff and that stuff is he went through that already. What he's saying, >> all that stuff is good. That right there is not paid for. All I'm saying, I will pay for it again. But he's making a big issue. My Uber is about my Uber about to cancel. I said my Uber. >> It cancelled. >> At this point, due to suspected shoplifting, the police proceeded to review the items. Not only those inside the store, but also the ones outside that were brought in. We got this. >> Let me know if he had. >> Okay. Oh, sorry. All you want to do correct is just just verify stuff, right? Just listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Okay. >> What you want to do is you just want to verify the items. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Camera right here. >> That's it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, let's verify this real quick so you can get him out of here. Let's go. You have uh the receipt once for >> the camera shows right there. Tell him to bring the camera back that he just verified it three times. >> The camera's right there. Camera's right here. >> All right. All right. Stop. What are we trying to do? What do you need? You need the receipt. >> Can I have the receipt? Let me have the receipt. have to keep giving this receipt if you just seen this [ __ ] eight times. It came from right there. >> Thanks to the officer's careful attention, the loss prevention staff then cross-cheed the items and indeed found that some had not been paid for. >> Yeah, but one of them is not on it. >> Is it not on verified count? No clothes on the receipt. These are not. >> Those are not one. Those are not. >> There's another one. >> Aside from the unpaid items, most of the remaining goods had been paid for using their mother's EBT card. So, they were allowed to leave, but there would have been nothing more to discuss if they hadn't continued lying to the police afterward. >> Put this down as a misunderstanding. Understand? >> Okay. Thanks. >> All right. Uh, did did you provide the other officer right here? >> Yeah. I don't have a No, I I said that I was 17, but they asked me did I have an ID and I said no. >> Okay. >> But my name is Sierra Williams. I called on the phone. >> You didn't do anything wrong. Why Why lie about who you are or how old you are or anything? >> Why? Why about my age? >> Why do anything wrong? >> If you didn't do anything wrong, why would you say? >> I don't really want to get too in detail. Just I didn't really have to get past like asking who I am and do I have ID with you? because I didn't do nothing for me to even give any information. >> Stop inside a store with four police officers and security. >> I called y'all though. I called y'all. >> I called y'all for my safety cuz they thought we were stealing. >> So, was there anything in your carts that he didn't purchase? >> Everything he just verified. Am I correct? He just verified everything. He just checked each and every whatever was not verified. He has. And he just told us he just came up to us and said whatever. >> I got to we have to identify you first. So, if you have an ID, give it to me now or else you're going to be waiting. >> I do not have an ID. I >> Okay. Why did you lie when and you said you're 17? >> In fact, the woman lied about being 17 years old to try to avoid responsibility if she had committed a crime. Clearly showing she was aware of her shoplifting and other actions, including her defiant attitude when asked for ID at that moment. >> I know it was, but I just didn't think >> you're going to lie. At least do it right. But where's your ID? Give it to me now. >> I don't How you pressuring me about something that I do not have? >> How do you not have an ID? >> Because I don't have one. It takes a while. >> You're 19 years old. >> I'm 20, actually. But I said 04. >> So, what we're going to do is >> Regardless, she said the wrong date. >> Give us your mother's name and her phone number. We're going to call her on the phone. Say you're 17. So, we don't need to know. >> Oh, she's not. She said she gave me a different date now. >> I'm not 17. I'm >> I got a Do I have a picture? >> Yeah, but we still don't have a DL or anything. >> Yeah, we got to do it so we can trespass him. >> I don't have a ID. >> Call your mom. My mom is not What is my mom going to say? >> So we If you're 17, someone has to come pick you up. >> I'm not 17. >> Why did you lie? >> Because I didn't think I had to give y'all information about something that happened. >> We're investigating a shot a possible shoplifting. >> But it's it's >> And now you're trespassing from the source. So now we have to identify you. Show me anything that can prove your name that you're telling me. Do you have a debit card or anything? You got nothing? >> I can't give you teeth. >> You have nothing with your name on it. >> Kenya, how old am I? >> No. I want to talk to one of your parents. >> My mom, she's Oh, my dad. Hold on. >> Hello, Dad. How old am I? >> Dad, you sleep. My bad. Just How old am I, Dad? >> Just get to the office. Wait. >> How old am I? >> Let me talk to your dad. I got to identify you. You're making it harder. >> I'm not making You're making it much harder. >> How am I making it hard? I'm 20 years old. Give me anything that has your name on it. >> I don't have No, I don't have You're not lying. I literally >> You already lied. So, why should I believe you? >> I don't even have a Starbucks card. >> Although she had been exposed, she still insisted she hadn't lied. But shortly after, under pressure from the police, she began to admit everything. >> Put me in the corner. Look. Okay. Oh, wait. I just want to talk to her personally. >> Okay. Me personally. I don't want to get in trouble. I didn't steal nothing. I wasn't doing nothing. But yeah, I did lie and I apologize. But I just don't want to get in trouble cuz I'm already on probation, but I wasn't stealing nothing. >> If you're on probation, then you you should know by now that you need to be providing your proper information when you come across. I don't want to get in trouble because I don't >> we aren't there's they don't want to press charge on shoplifting. You could have left here 20 minutes ago if you gave me your proper name. See how this is a problem, right? >> Why? Why did you lie? You have warnings. >> No, I'm on probation. They think that I'm stealing. I have to go back to jail and I don't want that to happen when I wasn't stealing. >> Right. But so if you want to prove your case and you want to prove to people you're not stealing, you need to learn to cooperate with people. You can't be out here causing a scene because when you're causing a scene to me and my partners, my guard is up. I'm like, "Why is she causing a scene like this? Something's wrong." Then you're not cooperating with them. They're trying to get you out of here. They wanted to check your receipt and check the items and you would have been out. >> But now we have a problem cuz you lied. You lied to me twice. >> Okay. So stay here. Give me a second. I have to verify her identification. >> It turned out she had her ID with her all along. And her attempt to hide it ultimately made it impossible for her to leave easily. >> Listen, there's no reason. We I would have worked with you if you didn't lie to me three four times about your name. You want your brother to take this stuff? >> What? Yeah. >> Your purse? >> Yeah. >> You have anything else in your pockets? >> And you want me to take out I'll reach for it. >> You want to take your phone with you? What you're saying? All right. Hold if you >> I mean I'm sitting in the cell probably. Yeah. >> No, you're going to be sitting right here. >> Oh, good. >> Um so just give me those. I'll let you leave the black one on. >> All right. >> Just sit down for a sec. What? Um I'm going to have you take that hat off, too. >> All right. My wig is Damn. Can I get my other jacket >> for what? >> This just broke. >> All right, just just sit for a sec. What's up with your hair? >> It's a wig. You want to see? >> Oh, it's in the hat. >> What's in the hat? >> No, no, no. It's two different things. >> Okay. >> In the end, the woman was charged with obstruction of justice, providing false identification, criminal trespassing, shoplifting, and disorderly conduct. Lying to avoid trouble only made the situation worse. If she had been honest and cooperative from the start, she could have walked away without facing serious charges. Next, we moved on to a group that showed absolutely no shame. >> So, that Greyhound is taking off limo Romeo Mike 268. >> Why did you stop? >> I'll tell you in just a sec. Can I ask you something? >> There's nothing on me and I have anything. >> Okay. So, that that's that's >> on the 6th of June 2025, police were dispatched to the parking lot of the Lululemon store after receiving a report of an organized theft carried out by multiple suspects. And as soon as they arrived at the scene, everything immediately escalated into a tense situation. >> Hey, come here. Hey, get over here. Get over here. Yeah, you over here. Over here. Right here. >> You with him? I got one guy running right now. Black male, black shirt, get over here right now. Just come here. Come here. >> Okay, no problem. >> Got a black male running right now. He's uh running towards A RED CAR. YO, OVER HERE. Get your hands where I can see them right now. >> Put your hands on the car. >> No problem. >> Put your hands on the car. Are you with him? >> I'm not. >> Man in the red. You get over here now. >> Get over here. >> I'm not with anybody. >> All right. Stay here. Don't move. >> Sounds like I want to take. Get your hand out of your pocket. Get over here. Over here. Over here. Now. Get over here. >> Sensial document. Pennsylvania. Lima Romeo. Get over here. Get over here now. Over here now. Two subjects. Stop going towards the car. He got tag. I got another guy over there. Get over here now. Get your hands out your pockets. Get over here now. I saw you have the stuff. I saw you running. Get over here. Get over here. >> Central that Greyhound is taking off. LEA Romeo Mike 268. >> Why did they just stop? >> I'll tell you in just a second. All right. You >> Why'd your buddy leave me right now, man? >> Stop. Don't pull away. You can leave that right there. I don't know. That's okay. I thought you grabbed that bag that was over there. The suspects appeared confused by what was happening, but in reality, they knew exactly why this encounter was taking place because when they were accused, their reaction showed no surprise. >> All right. You're under arrest for shoplift. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Um, um, I didn't go anywhere. >> No, you you've been cooperating. I appreciate it. I saw you going. >> I appreciate you stopping for me. >> Appreciate you guys. >> I'll go over all that in a minute. All right. Sounds like we got the other car stopped anyway right now. Unless I'm trying to help you here. All right. >> Yeah. >> Put your feet in. Like I said, I'll talk to you in a minute. Got a lot going on. Got a bunch of you guys out here right now. Got to wait till my guys get out here. All right. >> My closet is really, really loud. >> I'll turn the air off. All right. All right. What's your name, dear? >> Do you have an ID on you? >> No. >> Not on me. >> My first. >> Okay. Say it one more time. >> All right. So, I'm going to explain everything to my sergeant here. And this is why you're in custody. Okay. I pulled up. You're standing back there. You're on your phone. You're talking to a male that was walking out. So, there was a male that walked out with proceeds and this subject right here. When I pulled in, you looked back. You saw my truck. You turned. You look at Hold on. See you. Go ahead. >> You saw me and you turn, you look at him. He looked at you, looked at me, and then he went back into the store, hit some things. >> Oh, I wasn't on the phone with him. The other guy, the other guy that was involved, the bigger guy. >> So, he goes back towards the store and I see you walking towards this car, the car that just took off that he tried to get it. >> But, can I ask you something? There's nothing on me and I have anything. >> Okay, so that that's that's >> for a second. >> Uh, stay with her cuz I got to double check over here. >> In reality, the woman in the white shirt knew exactly that the theft was taking place, but after being detained, she still tried to make excuses to deny her responsibility. >> All right. So, can you give me a reason why you're out here? If you have is your car out here right now? >> No. >> How did you get here today? >> What? Some friends. >> Was it the friends in the Honda? >> Yeah. I didn't shop there. >> Okay. So, what was the point of coming here today? It may not be your point, but you tell me. Yeah, you can tell me about that. >> I don't know. Honestly, I honestly don't know. >> How did you guys come from New York today? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you drove down to New York. Is this the first place that you guys went to? >> Yes. >> Are you staying at a hotel nearby? You staying at a friend's house? So, Staten Island to Marlton? >> Yes. >> Today? And this is the first stop is a Lululemon. >> Okay. >> We didn't go nowhere. I didn't. >> Okay. Did you go in the store at all? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you look around? Did you talk to anyone? >> I looked around. >> Okay. Did you pick anything up? about looking at the stuff. Yeah. >> It's okay. You're shopping, right? >> Yeah. >> At any point, did you give anything to anyone else involved? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. Who's this in the car right here? >> A friend. >> Okay. Do you know the name? >> Not her real name. >> Okay. What's the name she goes by? >> Chanel. >> Chanel. Okay. So, that Ayanna, you not sure that that's her real name? >> Oh, yeah. That's her real name. Yeah. >> Her real name is Ayanna, but you know her as Chanel? Yes. >> Okay. It was clear that her statements were completely evasive, as if she was trying to hide whatever she could. In addition, the police also raised suspicion that she was acting as a lookout in this theft operation. >> So, you went into the store. >> Mhm. >> Shopped around. >> Yes. Looked around. >> Looked around. Why? And then you walked out. Why is it when I came you were all the way back? >> I honestly did not even see you. >> Okay. >> Honestly, did you see that? >> When I came out, I was looking for the car. Actually, I was like, where the hell is the car? >> Okay. So, you're looking for the car. That's why you were back there. Yeah, I was looking for the car. I was like 2 weeks. >> Okay. And you don't know who's driving that car? Who else is in it? >> No, I don't know him. No. >> Okay. How did you get wrapped up in this whole thing with these people? >> Because they said it was going shopping. So, I was like, "Okay, let me go." >> Shopping means a 2 and 1 half hour car ride. >> Go ahead. >> Listen, if they shop where they want to shop, >> you probably >> I have no clue. They shop where they want to shop, you know. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You You probably passed about 10 Lululemons before you got to this one. Copy. >> I'm not the driver. >> I know, but you understand how you're involved. >> Me being involved in me not taking anything does not >> So there's a charge in New Jersey. There's two things. So anytime So we have a shoplifting, right? Correct. >> This one walks out of the store with a bag of clothing. >> They get the charge. Hold on. Hold on. They get charged with shoplift. >> Okay. >> We have two other people right now detained who did shoplift. Same thing. We have three. Oh, now I'm just explaining everything to you. Why again? Why you're detained? Why I didn't handcuffs? Why I'm allowed to do what? >> Yes. >> You have three people shoplifting. You have a fourth person that was in the store. >> You might not have walked out with anything, but in the state of New Jersey, we have something called conspiracy. Conspiracy to commit, right? Do you understand what that means? The same exact charge. Conspiracy to commit. >> You just stopped me. You said I was not under arrest. >> No. No. You're detained right now. >> Okay. >> Which is why I'm talking to you. >> The amount of stolen merchandise was determined to be $3,000. And the other suspects who had fled earlier were quickly apprehended by the police. All right. So, listen. Here. Can hop back in. Try not to sit on that seat belt for me. >> I just want you to sit on the seatelt. I got to put it back on you. >> All right. Set it for me. Here. Come this way. >> And this is really tight. >> Here. Sit back. Sit back. No. No. Sit back. Sit back. Here. Lean forward. Arms won't go behind you. >> I can't. The cuff is tight. >> Let me see. Lean forward. Which one? >> This one. >> This one. There's enough room. It's just don't move your hand. Every time you twist your hand every like if you It's supposed to be that way. So if you start twisting your hand the other way, it's it's going to it's going to pop off. It's not going to be comfortable for you. So um we're going to continue to station. We got to do everything. I'm sure you talk to the other guys. >> All right. So look right now, man. This is in the state of New Jersey shoplifting. Okay. It's a I think you're out of third degree. It's not a big deal. It's honestly something if you don't Hold on. Listen. Stop. You're being charged with it. No matter what you say right now, you're being charged with it. Okay? I'm letting you know that you are being charged with shoplifting. It's a third degree crime. It could be released on a summon. If we know who you are and we know you don't have any warrants, we can get you out of here. If we don't know who you are, we have to take you backstation. We have to fingerprint you. Okay? We're going to reveal who you are then. And once we do that, we'll hit you with whatever warrants as well as additional charges as obstruction, whatever else we see fit. Okay? We do that, then that third degree charge potentially becomes a warrant. Then you spend a night in our jail instead of going home. >> All right. So, I'm going to ask you one more time. What is your name? >> Vincent Brown. And >> the number of suspects did not stop at three. And this suspect clearly knew that his other associates had already been caught. When he was stopped, he immediately gave an even more unreasonable excuse. >> Step out of the car. >> You're going to be dead. You're not under arrest at this time. I need you to step out of the car. >> Put your phone down for me. >> He He said he said I'm not arrested. >> You're being detained. You're not arrested at this time. >> Call my Can I call my family? You're being detained right now. Okay. Step out of the vehicle. >> I didn't do anything. So, >> okay. Just step out of the vehicle. >> There should be no reason why you probably hiccup. I didn't do anything. >> You're being detained. Okay. Because you're in question for a vehicle that left scene shop left. >> I didn't but I wasn't. We're going to figure that out. That's why you're being detained. That's why you're not under arrest at this moment. >> I didn't leave no store with no merchandise or anything like that. I >> Whatever I had was was going to get, I put it on the shelter. We're just We're trying to figure it out right now. All right. I'm just going to put you in the back of my car. We're going to drive back over to the prominade. Huh? >> We're going to drive back over to the crop. >> The crown? >> The prominade? >> Yes, sir. >> Where you guys were just at. >> So, I'm going to live. >> All suspects were charged with organized retail theft and conspiracy to commit theft. When people choose to stay involved in wrongdoing, even indirectly, they risk facing the same consequences as those who commit the act. Because in the eyes of the law, silence and participation can be just as guilty as action. Let's take a break from the theft cases and turn our attention to this chaotic situation. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> You're under arrest. >> There's like an ounce of meth in there. >> That's not mine. Are you kidding? >> You're underrest. >> You're going to cause a scene. You're going to go on the floor. >> Listen, I don't know why. What are you talking about? >> On the 8th of August, 2023, police were dispatched to a shopping center after receiving a tip about a woman carrying multiple illegal substances. Upon approach, the woman displayed extreme non-compliance, immediately resisting and arguing with officers. Is this your bag? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> You're under arrest. There's >> like an ounce of meth in there. >> That's not mine. Are you okay? You're under your hands. >> You're going to cause a scene. You're going to go on the floor. >> Listen. I don't know why. What are you talking about? It's not mine. >> Stop. >> Sir, my kids are >> Oh my god. What? >> You are under arrest. >> Stop causing a scene. There's an ounce of meth in your bag. Stop. >> You're done. >> Stop. Roll to your stomach. >> Stop. No. This mine isn't mine. >> Okay, you want to keep arguing? >> This place is not mine. >> The woman blatantly denied ownership of the substances despite having just admitted they were hers. At that moment, she feigned innocence, acting pitifully as if it could absolve her of guilt. I did not. I don't. >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm absolutely not kidding you. That's why you're in my house. >> But I don't know. Officer is there in my bag. >> So, long story short of it is she drops her bag in Sam's Club. Sam's Club collects it. She's got at least an ounce of meth in her bag. >> So, she's going to jail for that. So, >> that's not okay. She identifies it as her bag. >> H >> She identified it as her bag. >> Okay, lovely. Uh well, there's nothing I can talk to her about. Do I get her keys? >> Even her own family showed no surprise at the charges, further confirming that what the police found indeed belonged to her. Officers then proceeded to verify her vehicle to gather more details. >> Open the window AC. Okay. Not right now. All right. like I mean he doesn't I don't know his future in a doubt. You're going to leave this up to a potential meeting? That would be >> I don't know. I I All right. Um she has a car as well. It's somewhere in here. It's a 16 Explorer. It's out of Frank is the beginning of it. Uh so that'll still need to be searched and then um video review has to be done with uh staff there. So that's where I'm at. Grandpa showed up with the kids. But they're fine with that. So, >> what's that? >> My dad. >> Yeah. Where's your car parked at? >> You didn't have your keys with you in your bag. >> Police conducted a search of her vehicle and discovered it was filled with groceries. They made their own assessments regarding the contents and their significance. Hey. Hey. So that's her car. It's loaded up with groceries. I just did a um quick search of it. Um there there's I mean it's completely piled in the back of stuff. So I didn't really bother with that. Just her immediate area in there. So uh dad is in the 1500s the rail with the Harley. >> Okay. >> Um Jeffrey Jeffrey Jules dad. Um, so kids are with them right now. >> Are you going to kick them loose? What do you want to do with her? >> She's going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> Um, so yeah, she'll go to jail for the possession with a tent. Um, in the actual drawstring bag >> cuz like she was at the door like as I walked up to the door like trying to get with staff to get it. So, um, and then she quick booked it out of there and then came back was I was like, "This your bag?" "Yeah, that's my bag." And then so I was like, "All right, you're under arrest." He like, "Open the bag." And I was like, "Yeah, that's a that's a lot of math." >> Returning to the woman, she appeared completely unconcerned about her wrongdoing, focusing instead on other matters rather than feeling any guilt. >> Is my house keys and stuff in my bag? >> I don't know. These are the keys that you have. >> There should have been house keys in the bag. >> I don't know if there is or not. >> Is that my bag? >> Yeah, you identified it as your bag. I I had a teal shoulder bag. Yes. That's all I identified is that I'm missing my teal shoulder bag. Would I be stupid enough to carry it up outside? >> I just paid with it. So, the only way I got in the bag is with my big wallet. >> Okay. You want your keys to go with your dad so you can get your stuff? Okay. So, you're going to go with this officer and you're going to go down to jail. >> Okay. I I don't understand why mommy >> because the woman was charged with possession of illegal substances with intent to distribute and taken into custody. The woman's attempt to deny responsibility failed, showing that pretending innocence cannot erase the consequences of illegal actions. Her family's lack of surprise and the evidence found confirmed her guilt, serving as a stark reminder that trying to evade accountability only worsens the outcome. Next, these women still naively begged for forgiveness even after getting caught. >> Is shotlifting a crime? >> Could you Can you please >> I never I never got in trouble like >> trying to I don't >> No, cuz you know on the 29th of August 2023, officers approached two women sitting inside a vehicle after suspecting them of being involved in a theft case. But even after being called out directly, both women acted as if the officers standing beside them didn't even exist. Come on. >> Seriously, >> I know what you just did. >> Let's go. Step out of the car. >> Slick. >> Both of you. Come on. >> Come on. Listen. You know better. We deal with you all the time. >> All right. >> Like I'm homeless. I know. >> I get that. >> All right. I get that. >> I don't want to get in trouble. Are you shoplifting? You just shoplifting. Come on. Stop it. >> Hop out for us. >> What's her name? >> You seen a cop car sitting right there? You didn't think they were watching you guys? Although they appeared calm on the outside, both women were clearly panicking inside because moments later they admitted to the theft and showed absolutely no intention of taking responsibility for it. >> Let's go. >> Are you in trouble? >> Is shoplifting a crime? >> Can you please I never I never got in trouble. Like >> return items. >> No, cuz you know would you return items if you didn't get caught? >> Hop out for me. Come on, let's go. The quicker we get done this, the quicker you guys get out of here. >> All right, so now what? >> There's going to be a shop with me. >> So now what? >> Give me your stuff. >> You're going to come back with us. Come on. I was so cool with you. >> Why you doing this [ __ ] Come in the back of the car. Danielle, you got calls. Come on. >> Who's this guy? >> Yo, for real, bro. We trying to help you guys out. You're doing this. >> Yeah, for real. Although the suspects had already been taken into custody, the real challenge still remained as the stolen merchandise was believed to be mixed in with other belongings scattered throughout the back of their vehicle. >> Just leave everything down. >> Excuse me. >> What's up, man? >> It's a mess and I don't know who >> you got [ __ ] in there you shouldn't have. >> I'm not worried about that. >> No, I don't like I don't if I touch you. Well, I seen her carrying this bag. >> Okay. Well, then >> who carry this bag? >> I don't hold it back. >> Was in there. >> If you don't belong here, you need to go. >> Sorry. >> Hit the road, brother. Hit the road. Peace out. >> Maybe next time. >> I got two under. >> Can I just give him a kiss real quick? >> He's probably going to come back to the station. >> Over here though. Over here. Over here. You can slide over. Come on. >> You're going back to the police station. Yeah. Come on. >> She's got pipes in here and I'm going to uh put them in your car when >> I got I got bags in my car. >> Do you have those merchandise? Do you want to put them both in your car and I'll get the >> That's fine. It didn't stop there as officers also searched the bag the woman had been carrying where even more stolen items were still hidden inside a cigarette. >> You should just Is this from there? Be honest with me. >> Period. >> I thought they were underwear. >> Like I'm grabbing [ __ ] to myself. I know. Listen, if you were to get caught, these are probably the best two officers in our department to get by because understanding hungry. You need twizzers. Can't tell you, bro. Come on. The rest of that is this restaurant. The two women were charged with shoplifting and possession of stolen merchandise. Many thieves believed they could escape by hiding stolen items among piles of cluttered belongings.