How are you, sir? How are you guys? My guys doing good. >> Doing well. How about you? >> I'm doing pretty good. My name is Francisco. I'm senior APS for the Home Depot. My manager, Daniel Roman, the business manager. He's the one who takes care of the internals. He take everything. So, he's going to explain to you, give you a package cuz we send her some CIT and they send us the package and she's been pulling money on how long >> she's been here since May and we already got her uh over three grand. >> Yeah. Like 3400. >> She's pregnant. >> How far along? >> I we don't know. We even know it's true. >> Apparently, she have an issue with her man. She's trying to get away from So, we don't know if this is an abusive situation. which we do. We gave her some numbers forward. We're trying to help. >> Yeah. About $3,400. Exactly. So, >> I'm going to go into this with my boss and then he'll he'll go from there. >> Okay. She's here though, right? >> Yeah. She's in the office where he knows. >> Okay. >> Oh, yeah. You talk to Morning. >> Morning. >> Morning. >> Y. Nice to meet you. >> All right. So, I have cash here in the office that I just finished interviewing. We've had several shortages up to $3,700 in shortages. So, she just admitted to all the theft. Um, she's going through some hardship. She says she's pregnant. >> Um, so that's where we at right now. She's been very cooperative. of um so this is this would be for you guys. >> Okay. >> So the total is not 3500. It's actually 3700. So I'll I'll take that off. But it gives you the breakdown. >> Was that when when you go back to this I see um was this actually this one was confirmed? >> No, this is what's confirmed. 3500. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And the 37. >> Right. Right. So I only could prosecute the 3500. I'm just letting you know. Got the $200. >> Yes. >> Um >> this is all of her information. This is how we look at stuff, right? The shortages. That's her LDAP. How she logs into the computer. So she we know who is the one that's actually driving the shortages. That makes sense. And then now it has a breakdown. So how she takes it the total for that day. Okay. >> And this has been going on since May. >> No, since uh August uh 10th. So short period of time. >> Yeah. Yeah. She's only been with us uh actually July. She's been only with us um >> So she's been with you since May. >> Since May. Yes. Yes. So I started July 12th. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What uh what kind of like tips you guys off all that? You just started noticing money missing. >> So yeah. So every every day, right? So we get a report and it'll show you, hey, we were short $20 in this case a lot more, you know, a lot more money. So from there, um, because we have a lot of cases, we send it to our central investigation team in Atlanta and they start doing the digging. >> Yeah. >> They go back and they're >> right. Right. And then they put this together so that we could continue other investigations. >> That's crazy. >> Yeah. It's pretty cool. >> But I mean, if you guys need this, you know, to do this must be happen quite a lot. >> Yeah. That package is for you. >> Yeah. >> Do you have their information? Century Investigation. um like the name of the investigator >> company or just the company name, right? >> No, it's Home Depot. Home Depot. Yeah, it's Home Depot. It's just they're just called CIT, the century investigation team. >> So, because we deal with a lot of shoplifterss and other internal cases, >> um they help us out. >> Okay. I >> that's solely what they dig into, not only in like multiple districts. >> So, on one day, she took $1,100. Yes. How? Like what? How do you think that's not going to go noticed? >> Yeah, that's >> Give an ID. >> Thank you. Vacation. And we have uh um the officers here. Okay. This is Angie. >> How you doing? And that's the teacher. She's a financial advisor. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. My name is Daniel. I'm with the Apothe Police Department. So, we're basically just looking into what happened. Uh, so the first thing I'm going to do is, no disrespect, I'm just going to read you something. Okay? You've seen like Cops and all those shows and stuff. So, we Yeah. So, we just want to make sure that you know your rights. So, I'm just going to read this to you, okay? >> So, just if you have any questions, just let me know. If you don't understand anything, just let me know. But you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in court. You have the right to speak to a lawyer before and during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Do you have an ID on you by chance? >> Um, okay. Yeah, that's okay. Do you have a Do you have a first and last name? >> Yeah. >> We're just We're just going to just ask some questions to you. Okay. >> All right. How do you spell your first name? Do you have a middle name? >> Marie. >> Marie. >> Yeah. >> Marie. M A R I E. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a date of birth? >> 2001. Okay. So, I mean, you kind of have an idea on why we're here, but can you just explain what happened on with your side of the story just so that we can get it? >> Oh, the thing was that I'm going through a lot of stuff at home right now, financial hardship, and that's the reason why I did it. I'm pregnant right now. And, you know, I just I can't I don't want to bother my mom. She's going through a lot too right now. Okay. >> I told them I was willing to cooperate with paying them back in long school. >> Okay. Right. Right. >> So paying them back. What do you mean paying them back? >> Um I told I made a statement where I told them I was willing to cooperate with making arrangements to pay the money back. >> Pay So money back. So the money that was taken, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you know how much that was? >> Uh 3,700. >> 3,700. Okay. So, you're aware that that was what was taken, right? >> Yes. I'm aware. >> Okay. Do you have a rough idea on the time frame for when that happened? When you started doing that to when you ended? >> Oh, no. I don't remember much. >> Can you give me a rough estimate? Like, do you remember when you started taking the money to? >> I would say um a month. >> A month. Okay. So, you would say uh we're in August now, so July. >> Um I would say yeah. >> Okay. >> July. >> Started taking in July. Okay. and and this and I don't want to put words in your mouth or anything, but the reason you said was because of the hardships, right, going on at home? Okay. >> Okay. Does that look like >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you're familiar with that? >> Yeah, I'm familiar with everything they show. >> So, so this is you in this photo? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um, this was on >> July 30th. Does that one look like you as well? >> Okay. Do you remember anything about that? That one? >> Yeah. >> What do you remember about that one? >> Keep it out so you can see it. >> Yeah, I remember all of that. >> Okay. And this this was just happening throughout the shift. You were just taking the money out and >> Okay. What did you were you um I'm going to show you all these pictures and tell me if this looks like you or not and if you remember them. Uh that was on August 5th. >> Dates right here. >> Yeah, he showed me all >> Okay. I I just want to >> Well, we we didn't we don't know what's been shown and what hasn't. So, we're just trying to get it straightened out for our sake as well. We're trying to understand everything. Okay. We want to hear your point of view, too. >> The 12th. >> Does that one look like you? Yes. >> All of it. Okay. >> These. Okay. All right. Um, when you're going through a hardship and obviously what what are what kind of things are you needing the money for? >> Well, I was reuniting the money because where I stay at um I live with my husband, my husband, he lost his job. He had been for a long time without money. So, I was reuniting the money to move out >> from where? >> Okay. away from him or you trying you guys together just trying to get out from where you are? >> From him. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz I was going to take a separation from him because honestly, you know, like ever since he lost his job, I've been the one that's been paying the rent, that's been doing everything. And sometimes we've been even backed up on the rent and you know, like I I do have good family members that could help me, but my mom right now, she's going through so much she could barely pay her rent. You know, I don't want to her. >> Okay. Okay. So, you wanted you wanted to move to another location. Yeah. >> Is what you're saying? >> Okay. Did do you have in mind what that location would have been? Just a cheaper location. >> Yeah. Orlando. >> Orlando. Okay. >> Do you have any how many kids you have or just your first one? >> First one. Yes. >> Okay. And it's your husband's >> Yeah. >> We're not legally married, but in Puerto Rico when you've been with someone called And how long did you say that was? You guys have been together for >> almost four years. >> Four years. >> Yeah. >> And he lost his job and >> Yeah. They just started working again. >> And do you have any of the money um that was taken su? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> That's why I told him I was willing to do arrangements. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And then I watched some of the video from these. Um can you tell me about the green bag? >> The green bag is where you put the money. >> That's where you give it to the cashier and she counts the money. >> Okay. And what happened when you put the money from the register in those bag in the green bag? Where did that green bag go? It never went where it was supposed to go. >> No. >> Where where did it go? >> I I would take it with me and and save it. >> Okay. So, take it home. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, where I I maybe have missed this, but what happened to the money that was taken the 3700? >> Oh, that's what I that's what I was telling the gentleman that I saved it up and gave it for the apartment. >> Okay. >> Okay. It went towards rent. It went towards rent. Towards the new place or your current place? >> Oh, the new place. >> It went towards the new place. Okay. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. Never. Never. >> We Well, we appreciate your honesty. >> Um, no. Because honestly, I'm just going through so much. That's why that's why I told him, you know, um I'm not a bad girl. I don't do stuff like this. I only did it because at home is so bad right now. We we acknowledge that, you know, you seem like a nice person and >> I didn't know about the help. I would have looked into that, you know, I wanted to I wouldn't >> we Yeah. I mean, we we want you to, you know, get help and everything and we we acknowledge that you've been helpful with us and and you know, people make mistakes, okay? So, don't >> look at this like this is the rest of your life, right? Like you you made a mistake, >> but you know, you know, you have to own up to these mistakes and >> they have, you know, mistakes do have consequences. You know that. >> So, just just take that in mind moving forward. Okay. >> Here's here's here's the issue, right? Um is that it's a decent amount of money that you took, right? >> Yes. >> So, it is a felony, right? >> Okay. >> So, we do have to take you to jail today. All right. >> We want to make this as easy for us and as easier for you as possible, right? We don't want to try to embarrass you. Okay, >> we do have to walk you out to the car. We don't want to walk you out handcuffed, okay? >> But that requires you to cooperate with us, >> okay? Um, we'll walk you out to the car. We'll handcuff you at the car. We don't want to try and embarrass you as much as you can. I mean, obviously, it's stressful enough. >> You know how long I'm going to be in jail? >> No, I do not. You'll you'll be provided a bond. So, you will be able to bond out. Um, and if not, you'll be able to see the judge and he'll be able to look at your case. But you being never have been arrested before, um they may just release you on your own recgnissance. So it I I can't make that call. It's totally up to a judge, but I can just tell you from experience. Okay. >> Um they'll consider how you behave, your your like he said, your past record. Uh you've been cooperative with us. So just, you know, just keep work with everybody over there. Be respectful to them. Do what they tell you. And whatever happens, that's that's up to the judge to decide. Okay. Do you want to take your apron off or anything like that? >> Yeah. Oh, can I call my family? >> Yeah. Just one phone call, please. >> And it'll be at the Orange County Jail on 33rd. >> You will get a bond. I just don't know your bond amount yet. You'll be able to call from the jail though to be able to tell them. >> Yeah. A lot of that's not up to us. I'll >> Yeah, we need just call >> through. >> We have one detained. Can we get a female officer? 104. Thank you. >> Um, if you want to take your apron off, you can. And then do you have any other property on you? >> Um, >> oh, here's my thing. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. No. Nothing. >> Anything that can be used as a weapon? >> No. Nothing. >> You want to take all your personal stuff out of there? We can. come back and get it for you. Just come back and get it. No, we'll take it with us. Um, >> my phone and that's my >> Did you want that pen or no? >> Um, no. >> Okay, I'm going to um I'm going to go get we'll take this out to the car and get her personal stuff out and I'll bring the paper back. >> Um, and then you have that. All right, let's go. Think we're good. >> Thank you. [Music] How far along in your pregnancy are you? >> I complications. Do >> you have any Do you have a history of any kind of medical >> that we need to know? >> Asthma? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your inhaler on you? >> Um, it's it's not severe. >> Okay. Okay. the door to the right. >> Sorry. >> Go off this door. >> Yeah. See your vehicle >> over there? >> Yeah, right there. >> You want to leave my car here? >> Just leave your car here for now. Yeah. there. All right, just go ahead. Lean up against the door. >> Yeah, I'm not going to do the search. We're going to wait for somebody. But yeah, just if you can put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Put your palms together. Put your palms together like you're praying. Put your palms together. >> No. Face them. Face them to each other like you're praying. Put your hands together. Yep. Like that. It'll be more comfortable for you. Is it going to hurt? >> We'll we'll make we'll make sure you're comfortable. Okay. Just keep them like that. >> Really bad inside, too. >> You have two You have two. >> Not on me. No. One of the ones in the cruiser. It's a really bad type of jail. >> I mean, it's just a community jail. Everyone say it's terrible. >> Terrible. >> I said, "No, it's probably not terrible. Just follow the rules. You'll be good to go. Everybody makes mistakes. It's not the end of the world. Just >> never be the right. I'm scared." >> Tight. That hurt. >> Which one? This one. I'll loosen it for you. Give me a second. I think you have to turn it around. You got it upside down. >> Yeah. >> Oh, that hurts. >> Okay. Sorry. Hang on. >> A lot. >> Better. >> Yeah. >> All right. Hang on. better double. >> Okay. Make this one a little tighter. Okay. Okay, sit you in the back. Okay. All right, have a seat. >> Oh, it hurts a little. >> It might be a little uncomfortable. Do you need me to adjust them at all? >> Yeah, it's a little bit too tight. >> Which one? This one? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Step out. So, this one's too tight. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I know. You have to do your job. >> Can you bring him up a little bit? >> Yeah. >> Is this their device? >> Yeah. >> Okay. It's a little difficult. >> How about that? >> Yeah. Better. >> Better. Okay. >> Better >> a little bit. >> If you love these types of videos, hit the subscribe button and consider becoming a member today. Memberships start at 99 cents per