On May 2nd, 2024, police responded to a shoplifting incident at a Walgreens where a woman reportedly walked out with over six gallons of bleach and laundry detergent. >> Hello. So, I'm over here. I'm stopping you real quick. What? >> Okay. Where'd you get all this stuff? >> Be honest. for the store. All the way at Pete's. >> You just left the store. Just give me the stuff back so I can take it back to him. >> All right. >> All right. We not going to go through all this. >> All right. Take >> Give me a second. No. Stay right there real quick. 2662. Do we have another unit a Oh, never mind. Uh 2282 is here. All right. Where are you from? >> Why? Please take off your bag for me real quick. Is there anything in your pouch? >> Okay. All right. So, we got all the stuff. Um, can you just do me a favor? Just go down to them, >> tell them, you know, we got all of it. Return it because, you know, make sure they, you know, >> Yeah. and we'll work it out like that. Bring the backpack back, though. That's hers clearly. That ain't nobody else's. >> There's nothing in there that you need right now. >> All right. Give him a second. Let him return it. And just, you know what I'm saying? You already know what to do. >> Yeah. I'll bring the backpack back. All right. >> But you try to, you know, you feel me? Cuz it ain't even worth all that extra stuff. You got ID on you? I' You have some sort of ID. I'd rather you have an ID. If not, I have to take you in and process you. >> I don't have nothing. >> So, no. I state ID something. >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay. Go ahead. Put that Put that down for me. I just don't like people holding [ __ ] Hey Coler, make sure you relate to them that nobody keeps showing up to their stuff and what we were talking about earlier. You know, they got their stuff back. Hopefully, they'd be cool with that. Is there anything? Can you open the back pouch for me? Just so I don't got to search you and all that other stuff. That's cool, homie. I don't give a [ __ ] about none of that other stuff. That's there. See your wallet? There's no ID in here. Is what you tell me. back. >> So when I ask you for ID while out, I'm trying to actually get you out of the [ __ ] So this is obstruction of identification. This is arrestable because I asked you for your ID cuz you're caught in a commission of a misdemeanor already. Now that's two charges rather than me trying to just let you slide. Why lie? You on probation? >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to I'm literally trying to let you slide and you just keep lying to me for some [ __ ] >> Go ahead. You have a warrant? Anything? >> No. Durisha is revoked out of Chicago born in 89 is also showing a serviceable warrant. Actually disregard that. So it is Cook County serviceable warrant. >> Do you have a warrant? What's it for? >> I don't have no warrant. >> I'm telling you you have a warrant. I'm not even asking you at the point. I'm telling you you have a warrant. They just told me you got a warrant right now. >> What? >> Uh it's service little out of Cook County for something. That's why I'm asking you cuz there's difference between warrants with the new >> have a warrant. >> You're you're trying to tell me something that I'm literally telling you is on physical systems and paper that they just told me. They said you your name and birthday by physical thing and you have a warrant >> for what? >> Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. >> That [ __ ] crazy, man. Crazy, man. >> Don't damn >> what? We'll >> come back and get this stuff in a minute. Walk over this way. >> Come on, man. >> I'm about to grab it in a minute. I ain't going to leave it. I don't leave nobody [ __ ] nowhere. >> 2662. I have one in custody. What? I got a warrant for >> about to tell you. They didn't tell me. >> Come on, man. Let me go, bro. >> Go, bro. >> Are you serious? >> Let me go, bro. >> Are you serious? >> Bend your arm or I'll bend it for you. >> Let me go, bro. >> Let me go. >> All right. This is the last time I'm going to tell you. It's going to hurt. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> 2662. Can you send the other officer back over there? She's getting uh >> bite. Everything's 104. >> Let me go. [screaming] Let me go. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> 2662. We are on 21st Street in Cisro. >> Let me go. >> I have her in custody. She's on the ground. >> Now you have a resistant arrest charge. When you would have got out 2 hours. Two hours. >> Two hours. >> I got it on the ground. >> That wallet right now. >> On the ground. >> I get it when you're in custody. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> The next time >> it's going to be worse. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Oh my god. >> You can close it. >> 145. >> What's your name? >> Now you was a simple thing. We would have figured it out. >> I tried to keep the cuffs loose on you. You slipped. She slipped her hand out and she tried to take off on me. >> So I had to try to cuff her. Then she started fighting. I put her on the ground, cuffed her up. It's all good. Why would you do that? Why would you do that? I'm trying to help you. I'm even trying to take the Walgreens stuff off you. Oh man, >> what she had? >> She had like like at least 15 to 20 things of soap and you know I told Coler to take it back. I said, "Hey, talk to him. >> Yeah, >> maybe don't let her slide. We got the stuff back." >> Okay. >> So, we're waiting. While we're waiting, she said they say she got a warrant. >> It's serviceable. I said, "Hey, man. You got to come with this warrant. Don't worry about it's something simple. It's the way they're putting it. She said, "Hey, man. Let me go." I said, "Man, I'mma" I put the cuffs loose. I try not to put them on tight with too many people. She ends up She's like, "Man, no." She tries to take off. I grab her. I put her on the bench. And I said I put her arm behind her back. I said, "You need to bend your arm or I'm going have to bend it." Until I cuffed. She still refuses. She swoon kicking and stuff. She didn't kick me luckily. >> Okay. >> Um I told her I finally grab it. I just pull it, you know, use some strength, pull it, and I pull her other arm. She's locked up. Then she falls to the ground. >> Cool. >> Yeah. Ain't nothing major. >> Yeah. No worries. You're good though, right? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No big deal. >> 2662. I'll be transporting one female starter mileage when ready. >> 2662. >> With all this, I'm still going to help you out. >> Transport at scene >> cuz I don't believe in locking people up for nothing they don't need to. 2662 status station >> misdemeanors. >> [ __ ] around and get out tonight. Maybe tomorrow morning. >> All right. What's your name? >> Donesia. >> Okay. Can you run for me real quick? I'm just going to make sure you don't have any knives on you. Anything that Okay. >> That's your umbrella. It's her umbrella. >> Don't do all that. You're going to get another charge. >> You don't want to get extra stuff. >> This is misdemeanor stuff. This is light work. >> Have a seat. >> Even your warrant stuff. It's light work. You You do something to where one of us get hurt. That's a felony. Then you go >> calm down. Can you get you some water or something? Take a deep. >> Okay. >> You going to bring your backpack back over so whatever you got in there is good. >> The doctors do what they got to do. >> That's it. If you don't want to catch more charges in here, if you end up listen, I'm trying to get you out of here. >> That's a That's a boss. >> I'm trying to get you out of here. >> You know, there's law, right? And stuff. So, we'll get you what we got to do. Get you out of here. But if you cause more stuff in here, you're going to be here longer. Okay. >> Don't make it worse. It's not des. Okay. >> You don't even You ain't even got nothing serious. >> It's not serious at all >> at all, man. You good to go. Just let us figure it out. The more calm you are, the less time you're going to be getting. >> Absolutely. I'm going try to hurry speed through this [ __ ] >> What's this uh for just retail? >> Right now, it's just retail misdemeanor stuff. Um >> there is a uh a warrant from somewhere, but that's neither here nor there just yet. I'll figure that out in a second. >> All right, go ahead and take off the sweater and put it on the table. >> I tell you like this, it's not our warrant. So, if they don't come get you, we personally don't care. We have We have better things to do with our time. >> What's the one? >> I'm about to check right now. They They wouldn't say I kept asking them. >> Let's key up. [clears throat] Like I said, I think the the dispatch is new, too. So, >> I don't even know if it's I don't even know if it's a valid. >> You've been cool with you, right? >> We're going to get you out of here. All right. Listen, we're not going to lie. >> Just double check. So, I'm going to tell you what you was asking me. Okay. So, your warrant was a simple failure to appear in court. Is it? That's it. It's a failure to appear. I can show you. If you want, I'll let you walk over here. We'll look at it together. But it's a failure to appear. You were supposed to appear in DUP page for court. >> No, I wasn't. I don't know how. >> I don't know about that. >> I don't. >> This is you. This is you. >> I don't know. Dage. >> Dear Anisha, >> see age 34. >> I don't have no forage. I'm telling you what it's telling you. >> I need you to take off your shoes. >> The difference of doing that whether you want to do it or not. I'm not going to tell you what to do. >> It's getting out in the morning early >> or you staying and going to 26 and cal. >> That's the difference between what you're doing right now. >> You You literally get out in the morning, G. [clears throat] >> Yes. You It's a failure to appear. It's It's a minor misdemeanor. And then the shoplifting. Shoplifting didn't equal out to over $200. I'm also a mind y'all take >> you don't go you don't go to Chicago anymore. What they do and I'll be honest with you. What they do is in the morning you go to Maywood and then they release you from Maywood. That's why I took out your venture card, your regular card, and your ID because that way you have a way to move around and do get your come get your [ __ ] back and then go. You know what I'm saying? That's why I took those three specific things out because those are the things that go with you that way cuz we can't send you over there and not have a way that you can get back with your own stuff, right? You got to have your own money. Unless you wanted a different debit card or something to take over there so you can leave county. >> It's not cash bonds no more. >> It's ibonds. >> All they're going to do is give you >> they're going to issue a new tomorrow. You got you're going to have to sign out. They're going to give you a new court date and you're going to have to go to wherever that they're going to tell you where to go for that. >> That's it. I'm telling you, >> it's not like how it used to be. >> Yeah, it's definitely not. >> It's way different. >> This is gonna be the stuff that she go with her venture. Do you want a different debit card than this one if you need your own bread? You're going to sign yourself out, but I don't know if you need bread in the morning to move around. >> I want all my [ __ ] >> No, you don't. You only get to take one to court. You come you got to in the morning you come back and get your other stuff. >> I want all my stuff. >> It doesn't It doesn't work that way. >> Part of your property stays here and you will come and pick >> I'm being honest with you. >> The courts only allow you to, you know, bring certain things. It's not even our procedures. >> In the morning when they release you, you just come to the front desk with the sheet. They're going to give you what we're going to give you. You get your property back. We'll just hand it to you out the side door. >> Where are my phones? >> I got them right over there. >> The officer ultimately charged her only with retail theft, dropping the failure to identify and resisting arrest charges. She was also processed on her outstanding warrant for failure to appear.