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On July 11th, 2026, officers were dispatched to a business in reference to a report of a theft. >> What's up, man? Did you call? >> Yeah, I did. >> What's going on? >> Yeah, I just had an escort from her. I'm I'm about to move. >> Uh-huh. >> And I got an escort from her. She took my car keys. She doesn't want me to leave, basically. >> Where is she at? >> Um I'm not 100% sure where she's at. Um I'm actually >> Did you guys get into a fight? >> No. She just took my keys cuz she didn't want me to leave. >> How'd she take them? Like from your hand, from your pocket? Did you leave them in the car? >> of my house. >> In your house. Where do you live at? >> Uh Truman Avenue. >> Truman Avenue. >> Truman Avenue. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And you guys are living there together? >> No. She doesn't live >> So she walked in your house, took them, and left? >> Pretty much. I mean, I had her over though. Um she's visiting me now. >> So you allowed her to come in. >> I did allow her to >> You Okay. All right. >> Um You want her to go to jail? >> What's that? >> Do you want her to go to jail? >> Um I mean, she steals from me a lot. >> Why do you keep inviting her back? >> She told me she was going to give me back some of the money she owed me. Um Yeah, I mostly just want my car keys, man. You know what >> Do you have her phone number? >> I have her on uh Snapchat. I I blocked her phone number. >> Do you have her phone number? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Oh, you. All right, we'll be Do you need a >> No. >> Yeah. >> The 305 >> What's your name? >> Jacob Garth. >> Her name is Jacob? >> Oh, her name is Alexandra. >> Alexandra? >> Yes. >> Officer Beth. Trying to keep you out of jail. Do you have any idea what you said? >> Yeah. >> Thanks, dispatch. Does she have the actual car or the keys itself? >> keys. So she >> the car located at? >> Trevon Avenue. So, I was getting a locksmith today cuz I I know she took them. >> So, what are you doing here? >> I work at Well, I used to work at Jack Flats. I was here picking up a paycheck. And so, I had a locksmith who was coming within the next hour. And uh >> You have some car keys that don't belong to you that we can get back so All right. You don't know where they might be? >> No, he said that he gave them to me and told him that they were in his bed. >> So, you said they were in your closet? >> And then I didn't see anything and I left and I told him that I do not have them. I told him for two two days that I would. >> Okay. Did you see her take them? >> No, she just said it over the phone call less than 20 minutes after she had >> Uh where do you work at? >> I just can't have anybody coming to my job. That's the only thing that I can't. >> All right. Well, I mean, we we're not just anybody. >> No, I'm saying I can't have the cops showing up at my job like I will get fired if I get fired. >> Where do you >> I mean, if we have a warrant, we're going to come to your job. >> If we got to come find you, we'll come find you. We'll find out where you work. I mean, I'm I can we can I can text you and say come meet us outside real quick or out in the back. Like but I mean, I'm not going to go and embarrass you at your job if we got to come talk to you. >> All right. Yeah, can I come to the station when I get off? I get off at 9:00. >> Well, yeah, I won't be here. We get off at 6:00. We get off at 6:00. I'm trying to I'm trying to solve this like right now. >> Yeah, I told you I don't have them. Like they're And and the last time you saw them, they were in his bedroom. >> Okay. All right. So, that's fine. Um if we if we end up showing up at your work, uh then we'll show up at your work. But that's fine. >> All right. I'm going to call him right now and then what can I do? >> Where does she work at? You can call uh 305 What are they? >> I don't know who's got new jobs. >> All right, thanks Mike. >> But she did just tell me she has my keys cuz she had my car keys. That's what she told >> All right, she's going to call you. >> a text message for that? >> So so listen, she doesn't hear me out. She doesn't know we're with you cuz she said she's going to call him. I'm going to guess him is you. >> Okay. >> So put it on speaker phone and then if she says she has your keys and then we we're hearing the proof. >> Hello. >> What's up? >> Yeah, I need my keys back. >> I was trying to call you and I'm trying to talk to you. What are you doing right now? >> I'm still at Jack Flats. Do you have my keys? Do you have my keys? >> I'm still at work. >> Where do you work right now? >> I'm not going to hang up on you right now cuz I'm at work. I have to go so just come here. >> Well, do you have my keys? >> Come here. Come here. Come here. I'm going to go home so we can just do this thing with the police. You just come here. >> Okay. Well, I didn't find them. And you told me that you them. >> Can you call the police and tell them that you have them? >> Why? You just told me that you have them. >> Can you come to my work >> Yeah. Okay. >> I work at Poke House. >> All right. Okay. What? Yeah. Okay. So, here's the deal. Clearly she has them. She wouldn't admit she had them. Where she work? Poke House, she said. Where the hell's that at? >> Poke House. The right under the bar. Let's Let's go to the right over there. >> place? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, go. We'll wait outside. We're going to check, make sure you don't have your keys. You're going to go inside. You're going to get your keys. And then you'll come back out, show us that she gave you back the keys. And then we'll ask you whether or not she needs to go to jail or not. >> Cuz then we'll have probable cause that a theft occurred. >> Right. Based on the phone conversation >> I'm going to press charges after that. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> That's kind of ridiculous. >> Pretty easy. >> I mean, it's not the first time either. >> Here's the reality with us. I mean, if she would have said, "Yeah, I got the keys. I'm sorry. I was angry." It's like, "All right. Cool. Let's go get the keys." And and and it would have been up to you, but I'd be like, "Dude, you got your keys. We did what we needed to do." But >> My problem is she does that over and over again. >> Well, no. No. Hold on. Let Let me tell you what the real problem is. >> Yes, sir. >> You keep inviting her back into your life. >> All right. Yeah. I know. >> Based on that 30, 45 second phone conversation. How old are you? >> 24. >> Okay. Yeah, that's why. So, in 6 years you'll understand exactly what I'm saying. >> No, I Yeah. >> There is like 800 red flags in a 40 second conversation. >> Huh. Yeah. >> Dude, it's a >> The repeating of the same thing over and over is >> That was enough. But then there was more. So, at the end of the day let's get your keys. Once you get your keys, we'll have a conversation. If you want to press charges no problem. We'll leave it up to you because again, we're not the victims. You are. >> Yeah. >> Um regardless of whether or not you press charges, I have one word for you. Run. >> Yes, sir. I'm actually I'm actually moving to Colorado in the next couple of days. >> Well, that You know what? That's That's That's good and far, but if she shows up there, run again cuz holy smokes, that was uh something. >> How do you get in over there? >> Um I'm going to I'm not sure how far it is, actually. I don't >> It's at Truman and Duval. >> Truman and Duval? Um >> What's your name again? >> Me? Alexandra. Um I have an electric bike right behind Jack Black's here that >> Okay. >> If you grab your electric bike, then we'll head over there. >> We'll follow a hide around the corner and uh you can go do your business and then meet us around the corner. >> Okay. >> All right. Going off till we get there. All right. Those are the keys right there. >> Yes. >> You give them back to him? >> Oh. >> Okay. All right. All right. Do you need any assistance from >> Uh I'm working >> Do you Do you want to talk separately real quick? >> Uh that's fine. >> Just wait right here, ma'am. I'm going to talk to him behind my car. Do you need any assistance from us right now or >> Right now, no. I'm going to uh >> Okay. >> go somewhere. >> Probably. >> I'm not sure where I'm going. >> All right. >> Um Should I call the number I just called in case >> Yeah, just call the non-emergency number and uh we'll like I said, we'll be working tomorrow. Uh we start at I start at 5:00 a.m. That starts at 6:00. You can call us after that and we can go from there, okay? >> All right. >> All right. >> Thanks for your help. >> Officers did not make an arrest that day. On July 24th, a judge issued a warrant charging her with petty theft with bond set at $1,500. Four days later, an officer went looking for her and after finding no one home and checking both of her workplaces, he spotted her riding in a pickup truck and followed it to a nearby residence. She confirmed her identity, complied without incident. >> From what you've seen, do you think I'll get a bond? >> Listen, you have a very varied record. How long have you been with uh >> She said I'm doing good on probation. >> And you're on till what? You're on till >> 2028. Cuz I can't lose my job. >> Well, listen, the people at Atlas are great people. So, you want to make sure you treat them right. >> And we have a tasting menu We have a really important dinner tomorrow. >> I know. >> How much was the bond? >> 1,500. >> That's not right. I talked to my ex this morning and he said that it was a misunderstanding and he didn't want to press charges so he was >> So, here's the thing though. When there isn't a crime that's committed and then we have to go there's certain crimes that there's a victim directly of and they can decide not to press charges, but there's certain ones they have no say. Once the crime's been committed, it's up to the state if they want to charge you. >> Okay. >> Let me ask you a more important question. Why do you keep doing silly things? >> It was a misunderstanding. We broke up and I moved out of his house. >> I know. I read the report. >> Yeah, and I have the video of me giving him it back. I have the text message and email of me saying >> the report saying that you gave it back. >> Yeah. >> But why put yourself in that How old are you? >> 24. >> Why do you keep putting yourself in the positions with that you even have to get to it a situation like that. >> It was a misunderstanding. I moved out of this house and I took a couple of bags to put my stuff in and he hadn't had his car in like 4 months cuz it was getting fixed and the spare set of keys were in there. I contacted him and told them that him that I could give them to you after I got off work and he wanted them right then and I told him I couldn't leave and he found out I was seeing someone new and he called the police and then >> Right. So, but here's that superb example. And I'm not I won't lecture you on certain things, but if there's things I know and I've gone through, I'll give you my advice. So, a regular person that you should be involved with or whatever wouldn't go to those lengths. >> Yeah. >> Would be like cool, get them to me when you can or you know what I mean? >> mad cuz he found out I was dating someone new. >> Even that. Most, you know, grown-ups, like that's just part of life. Don't be jealous and be, you know, you seem like a smart person and from what I hear, you're a good person and you need to live up to realize that and treat yourself as such. Do you understand what that means? Treat yourself how you deserve to be treated and then then other people will. >> Does me getting arrested right now violate my probation? >> I would love to tell you I know the answer to that, but I believe it depends on what it is. Cuz she could have violated you. So, you had a warrant. >> She told me that if nothing was wrong and that she's not playing games with me and she would have put me in cuffs right then and there. >> So, but here's the thing. You hadn't been arrested yet. You need to make sure that you treat those jail the people at the jail with the utmost respect, like you've been with me. Stay that way and it goes a long way. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Cuz this is not a violent crime. But it's not technically a victimless crime. And how And how long were you at the the guy that's causing the issues? >> We broke up this past February and then I started dating my ex. Him and I are really good friends. Jack. I started dating him in February. I was with Jack up until >> That's who you're with now? >> Yeah. >> You're with him or you're not with him? >> I'm with him. Um you said >> Is he older than you? >> Jack's 32. He's the GM at Pep Boys. He got a DUI this past March. >> Yeah. Did I give it? >> I don't know. >> I may have given it. >> Yeah, he just he went to rehab for like a month when I went in for my DUI. He went to rehab for 6 weeks. Um >> And? >> And he's um on a year of probation for his DUI, I think. >> So you're going to hang tight for a minute. I'm going to let them know we're here. Once they say we can go up, then I'll come and grab you and we'll go up. Okay? >> The woman was charged with petty theft of $100 to $300 in auto parts. Court records indicate the case is still pending.
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