For one, >> you're coming over here with her. >> I never said >> she's trying to jack this store. >> Okay. And we're all supposed to just be nice to you and give you cookies. >> I never said >> on this ride along, an officer fluffs a blanket, a man in a white shirt walks by, >> and a woman gets led away. >> I didn't do nothing, sir. >> On August 13th, police responded to a call of a suspected shoplifter at CVS. The woman was seen placing numerous items in a child's car seat that she had covered with a blanket. When the first officer arrived on scene, he noticed the Kia Optima parked near the front door and a woman waiting behind the wheel. The deputy suspected she might be acting as the getaway driver, but he went inside to confront the other woman first. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> What are you putting in your stroller? >> Nothing. >> Yeah. You want to lift it? Is that a baby in there? >> No. So, what's in there? >> Stuff. >> Oh, you want to lift the sheet or am I going to lift it? >> You can lift it. >> You lift it. >> You can lift it. >> I did this for my sister. She's in the car. >> Turn around. I'll get your sister, too, cuz she's probably in that handicap parking spot. >> Yeah, she is. >> Yeah, I know. Wow. Good job. >> I don't have to. >> You don't have to do anything. >> I do, though. No, you don't. >> You don't. So, so you need to steal moisturizing conditioner, right? You need to steal. >> You need to steal perfume, right? Or detox shampoo, right? You need to steal shampoo, right? And and ovulation strips. >> Okay, sir. >> There ain't no Okay. You're the one who came here to steal anything. It ain't okay to steal. >> You don't have to grab me like that. Just because I DID SOMETHING WRONG. YOU DON'T HAVE TO GRAB ME LIKE THAT. THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU GET TO GRAB ME like that. >> I didn't do nothing. Sir, I I want a supervisor. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Yeah, you can talk to one at jail. >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. Get out of the car. >> I don't care. Get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I don't have to. >> You're going to get another charge of obstruction. >> Sit down. >> YOU HAVE TO PULL ME LIKE THAT. >> Over here and sit down, too. >> Get over here and sit down, too. >> [ __ ] are you pulling on me like that for? >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Can I clear traffic? >> You're going to jail. Okay. At a minimum for obstruction. You don't pull away from the police. >> I didn't pull away from me. You smashed me. >> And your car smells like weed. So, we're going to search that. And you're parked here. Okay. And you're you're not handicapped. >> But that's that's not how you use a decal for handicap now, is it? Are you handicapped? Is that issue to you? >> That's >> Is that issue to you? >> No, it's not. >> Okay. So, so >> can I get sir? >> You're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. STAND UP. >> HEY, WHY are you pull sir? LOOK HOW YOU'RE PULLING ON ME. >> Cuz you need you need >> It doesn't matter. >> Yeah. Stay with her. Control yourself and walk to the car. >> I don't care. You cannot >> cuz YOU DON'T WANT TO. >> NO, YOU'RE you can get one at the jail. >> Somebody else. >> No, you don't have to pull on me. >> You can get one at the jail. >> It doesn't matter. You don't have to put >> DON'T FACE ME. DON'T PUT DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS on me like that. >> You're going in the car. >> OKAY. CAN I HAVE SOMEBODY ELSE? >> NO, YOU'RE GOING IN THE CAR. >> It doesn't matter. I don't care. Sit in the car. Sit in the car. Sit in the car. >> I don't care. >> What you doing to me? You could take that. What are you What else are you >> Get her ID. >> It's Star Wars. >> Yeah. Um, that's my ID card. >> Okay, we're still getting your ID. >> Get my Sir, get my ID. You ain't going to get sleep with me. >> Listen, listen. You all are coming here. Okay. You're waiting in the car while she loads up. You're lucky you're not going to jail. I'm not stupid and I wasn't born yesterday. >> Listen, listen. You don't got to talk to me like that. For one living, >> you're coming over here with her. >> I never said >> trying to jack this store, >> okay? And we're all supposed to just be nice to you and give you cookies. I KNOW. I NEVER SAID YOU be nice to me and give me >> Hello. >> Do you guys want to press charges for this? >> Mhm. >> Okay, very good. >> And you're the manager, right? >> After confirming the store's desire to prosecute, the officer went to get the woman's name. >> What is your name? >> I'm going to find out who you are. Give me your information. >> Listen to me. >> I don't care. >> Give me your name. >> Give me your name. >> Since that went nowhere, the officer tried another route. >> What's her name? >> She's not giving it to you. >> No, that's why I'm coming to ask you. >> That don't got nothing to do with me, sir. You're being rude to me. And >> we're going to We're going to Here's what we're going to do. We're going to give you a ticket. Okay. You're lucky I'm not taking you to jail as well as being an accomplice to her. how I'm being an accomplice with her. So >> So what did you all come here for? >> That don't got nothing to do with me. She's a grown woman. >> Did you drive here with her? >> Yes, I drove here with her. But listen, at the end of the day, that don't got nothing to do with >> So she can run out so she can run out with the stolen merchandise. >> You know what? Here's here's what here's what we're going to do. No, no, no, no. Here's what we're going to do. I'm going to refer you to the state attorney's office for charges. >> No, I'm going to refer you to the state attorneys for charges. >> You can't do it, sir. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. Is there any weed at all in this car? >> I don't you feel me, sir? I really don't like I ain't doing nothing to do with me. Like >> I I will I'm going to take you to jail if we find even a a scound of weed. >> You're not. >> There's no weed in my car. Smells like it. You right. >> Yeah, I know, right? That [ __ ] out. Dump it all out. No, bro. >> And you got And you got AND YOU GOT >> LOOK, LOOK at this. You got a car stinking of weed with diapers in here. Real real real good. Real good. >> Yeah, right here. You got a medical card? >> What? >> You got a medical card? >> Do I have a medical card? >> Medical marijuana card. >> I don't have a medical >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest, too. >> What? I'm on >> possession of marijuana under 20 g. >> I DON'T WHAT? >> I HAVE WEED IN MY >> YOU see the roaches there? >> Oh my god. >> Actually, we'll put her in your car. Oh my goodness. Oh my GOD. WHAT YOU WANT TO BE NASTY to me for? I didn't even do nothing. >> Have a seat. >> We got her name. >> Yep. I got her stuff. >> With that done, the officer went back to the other woman to see if she knew anything about what he had found in the car. >> You can't blame no drugs on me. Not my car. Not my Not my Not my drugs. >> Whose car is that? >> That's uh Who the >> your home girl? >> Hey. Yeah. Not. Yeah. Driver. Not my car. My name is Passion. Is it >> I know. Well, now I know your name is Passion after I asked you like 10 times. >> Uh, and I didn't have to speak to you. I didn't want to speak to you. >> You sl me on the ground. >> Okay. All right. And you know when you play back the video and you're not slung on the ground, >> I don't care. They can bring it back and you would sleep. You see? >> Listen. Listen. I would I would love to have a conversation with you, but only if you could tell the truth. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is that possible? >> Can you do that? >> Possible. >> Okay, let's start over. Okay, >> let's start over. What's up? >> All right. I'm Deputy Brown. >> My name is Passion. >> Very good. Passion, did you intend to pay for any of that stuff? >> Um, I was. Yes. So, I had 20 uh like 25 30 $30 in 30 something dollars in my bag. I had like $50 in some change, maybe 60 or so on my food sim card >> um that I was going to use and then just whatever the rest of it was. I'm not gonna sit here and lie. Like when you came up to me, I didn't lie to you. Like I had no reason to lie to you. As soon as you walked up in there, I knew what time it was. Like I knew what I was doing. I knew some type of risk I was taking. >> Well, listen. How old are you? >> 21. >> You got a lot of time to change your life around him. >> Okay? A lot. Don't Don't become one of these people that steal for a living, okay? Cuz there's people out there like that. I'm not saying that's you, but they they they start this way and then next thing you know they're they're stealing things. They're going to Miami trying to sell things. They're doing all sorts of stuff to survive. Okay, go to school. Do something. You're 21. >> You don't need to be at CVS at 1:00 in the morning stealing. You know what I'm saying? Running into Deputy Brown. All right. I'm going to give you the number to the ACT shelter. If you need a place to stay, call them. Okay. So that happened. There was $895 worth of stuff in that child's car seat. Because the value exceeded $750, she was charged with felony grand theft. She was also charged with resisting without violence. On October 11th, she agreed to enter a pre-trial diversion program. Some of the conditions included completing 20 hours of community service and enrolling in Advent e-learning, a program designed to change behaviors and prevent repeat offenses. The state attorney dropped the other woman's possession charge due to insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Thanks for watching. See you on the next ride along.