What's your name, please? G I R >> L O E O H >> L What about B I C the ones on her head. >> Sorry. Is it your last name, man? >> P A R E D E S. >> P A R E D E S. >> That is Yep. >> I just like it. You also have license [Music] both from there and kitchen. [Music] [Music] Hey, this is Officer Abs. I'm curious what glasses did they take? >> Okay. Do they are they like thin on the edges? >> Yeah, I I got those. Okay, gotcha. Just her, right? Not the guy. [Music] I mean, was he trying to distract you guys or anything like that? >> Was he talking or I mean, was he just there? Okay. But he wasn't like, [Music] >> "Okay." Uh, >> yeah. Now, I get that. trying to figure out if he was coordinating with her and by actively like you're trying to distract you guys or if he was just there and she did her thing. >> Yeah, cuz he would have been like blocking and asking you guys questions. That's what worked out. So, sounds like it's just her, but we're with them. I got your glasses. Uh, you guys want to press charges, right? It's like $500, I think. >> Okay. All righty. We'll we'll meet you shortly. I paid to get a statement. All right. Sounds good. 95. >> Okay, it's these. >> It's these. Look, I just PC on one. >> Okay. Oh, you want to talk to the >> Huh? >> You want to talk to them? >> I don't think they have anything. >> All right. Where is the Where are those from? >> This is from the H&M. >> Oh, there's nothing over here. >> I think they just saw him. >> All right. >> Awesome. >> And I don't think I have PC on the on this guy here. >> You've been in jail before for theft? No, that's perfect. >> Thomas, >> how old are you? >> I just turned 21. >> April 21. >> Happy birthday, Georgia. It was a few days ago. Um, can you try to get any for criminal investigation? Okay. Um, out of all these people out here, there's a reason that you guys are in cuffs. All right. >> On my nose, no. >> You can rub it on your shirt if you want, man. That's as far as I can help you out. All right. All right. Before we continue further, I got to read you your rights. All right. I just got to tell yes or no as I read them to you. Okay. So, you have the right to remain in silent. Do you understand? >> And then you say maybe he's against you in court. Do you understand? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during question. Do you understand? You cannot afford a lawyer and want one while we provide it for you before question without charge. Do you understand? Has anyone threatened you or promised to you or anything to talk to me? Like have I promised to you or threaten you at all? No. >> All right, man. So, you guys are detained right now. Um, looks like that there was a theft that occurred. Okay. I'll be truthful with you. Pictures went out. Cut to you guys. There's no doubt this to you guys. >> Put them on our head. >> What happened, man? >> We were trying them on and we were getting a pair for father. We saw a pair, but we didn't like them. We put them back. Oh, we were going to come back and buy them. We asked some kind of clothes. She had lost her pairs at a beach. We were trying on some for her, but she didn't like them. She just put some on her head. We walked out and then we realized they were still on red and it was just too late >> at that point. Just continue going all right. >> All right. But just know >> back to the stores. >> Just know unfortunately in state of Florida, right? The moment you walk out, you're depriving them of their business from being able to sell. So I just considered that. So talking to them. And those glasses you're talking about from sunglasses. >> Yeah, they were not not these. We were seeing if they had the other pairs for her father. >> Okay. So, just the one sunglasses that she had on her or which ones? >> That's it. >> And which one are those from, though? Which store? Was it from this one? >> Uh, no. I think there's another sunglass part that's on the other side, >> but it is from a sunglass. >> I think that's the same the same. >> Yeah, there's a couple of them out here. Just wanted to see. Okay. >> All right, man. So, you told me that she took them back to Danley. >> Yeah. >> All right. You know how much these glasses are worth? >> No. I don't know. No glasses. >> All right. Uh, I'm going to talk to her, man. We'll continue from there. Sound good? All right. Appreciate you, man. Let me walk over this way. She's going to take a seat over here on the bench for me. >> You got anything? >> No. >> Jo, can I verify for me? We're going to talk over here. House. It's a town house. We'll >> walk up to this wall over here. All right. So I'm going to ask you some questions. Yes or no? Okay, just tell me if you understand them. If you want me to go a little bit further with it, I'll explain further. Okay, these are your rights, though. Okay, so you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, won't we provide for you before questioning without charge? Do you understand? >> Has anyone promised you or threatened you to talk to? >> No. >> All right. What about um what about today in general? >> What do you mean >> today in general? Like do you know why you're in the situation >> with with Victor? >> Situation. >> Yeah. Right now your handcuffs >> because of the glasses. >> All right. Yeah. So, we got a call. All right. We got a picture that somebody walked out with some stuff that they didn't pay for. >> The glasses are the black ones that I think were on your head, right? What happened? Well, we were looking at them and then we picked them up and then we walked out like you said, but then I was feeling bad. So, we were going to circle around, but >> do you know when I >> Okay, that was how long ago? >> I don't know how long we've been here, but we've been through the circle. >> I know glasses are expensive. I know sunglasses glasses are expensive. Biggest issue though is that them letting us know about it, right? They want to press charges on what they're looking at. Okay. >> So, right now we're going to verify that if >> if it is, okay, like if they do move along with the charges, then you'll be going with me. Okay. Depending on how much you know how much those glasses cost? >> No. >> Okay. >> Depending on the price point is what your bond is going to be. Okay. Between petty theft and grand theft, you never been trolled before. No. There were no thefts in free stuff. Yeah. So, we'll check out what you have. Okay. I'll let you know further. >> Can we pay for the damages? >> No. >> No. The moment that you walk out of the store and they let us know, they get back their stuff, but then the crime's already been committed. That's where the court system jumps in. Okay. >> Is there a way to tell them that we'll pay for the >> No, we can't talk to them. That'll be something between you and the court system. The court system will let them know and they'll decide what they want at that point. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Just take a seat right next to you. You live with your parents. H >> you live with him or >> and that's his boyfriend or >> husband. >> Husband. >> I found it. >> Found it. >> All right. Can you just send me information? Right. >> And just to verify, they're from sunglass from over there. >> Yes. >> Okay. And just that one one pair. Nothing else. >> And there's receipts for the other stuff. >> Oh, we both don't think they bag. >> No, they they did. It was inside the the fris. It's a it's a dust bag. >> Oh, okay. Okay. I thought the guy's at the register. >> We're good. >> Yeah, I'll bring it around then. Um >> I think I'm I'm wondering. >> Yeah, I will. Uh right now it's only right now. >> It's two times. >> Huh? >> It's both. >> I didn't get that. You want to call them early? >> Yeah. If you have a phone number now. >> Yeah, I did. They said 1012. >> Okay, perfect. >> Trying to >> Okay, thank you. >> All right, I'll be right back, man. >> Yeah. >> And we're temple for charges. >> Yeah. >> Okay. [Applause] Wow. Come on. [Music] I do for reference. Levis's is going to be on the back side close to um Everything is going whiskey. [Music] I love on the back. [Music] Yeah. Nice. [Music] Take off. [Music] Yeah. Awkward. Huh? >> He's asking me what's going to happen. I don't know. >> Um, I'll be honest. You're going to go to jail for theft. Why wouldn't you? >> You know what I'm saying? took some sunglasses. Um, >> and you probably not know they're >> No, I just stole, dude. >> You know what I'm saying? You took something belong to you. It was like 500 bucks for these. >> 100 bucks or this five something? I don't know. Regardless, you took something that didn't belong to you. Consequences for your actions. You go to jail. All right. It is what it is, man. You know, we didn't tell you guys to come out here, put the tag off. It's not good as an accident like, "Oh, I didn't know." It's like you put the tag off, you walk out. You know what I'm saying? So, it is what it is. You know, should have made better choices. You got money for a product bag than my glasses. You know what is it? >> Kate's paid. My bad. I I don't fashion, so I have no idea. But still, you know, it's crazy how expensive these things are, and it's just plastic. >> So, yeah. Sorry. Do you want to pull uh dish for us or minutes? >> Whoever we can get. I think we got four, but just in case he runs, we just need that perimeter. >> I copy. Hey, can David, hurry up and let's load her up. >> Got it. Got it. You got 20 on this. You good with just taking her? >> Yeah. >> I don't have it on him. >> Just give me a second, man. >> We tried it on the window. >> She She took it off, bro. They watched it on camera. Regardless, she's going to jail. It sounds stupid, but you can go to bestjail.com. That's where you're going to find her mug shot. And you got to go bond her out. She stole. It is what it is, dude. Okay. Um, stand up for me. Taking these off. Just don't do anything dumb. Okay. Stand up. >> I know, dude. You You You saw what happened. You could have stopped this. >> You know what I'm saying? >> How do I contact her? >> She's going to be at the jail. Go to the internet, bestjail.com. It's the Orange County Jail. Look up her by her last name. >> So I I gotta I gotta be somewhere. There's someone else stealing. That's all we're doing today. Um Oh, let me see. >> Give me one second. >> David, do you want to take the stuff? The guy >> I'm I'm in the middle of stuff. 059. Don't you speak Spanish? >> No, no Spanish. I I don't know. My document and and car. >> Oh, someone pickpocketed you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, >> and I waiting the the police I >> I am on the in front of >> Okay, give me a minute. Let me deal with him >> and I I'll get to you. Okay. >> All right. All right. Yeah. Bestjail.com. Look up on her last name. Chances are if she's never been arrested before, she can go out. Okay. >> All right. >> It's just It is what it is, man. You know, you knew what was up. You could have stopped it. And this is a >> convo back, man. There's no take back seats, dude. >> I know. >> I I got I got to go get someone. [Music] >> All right. So, Victor's going to be out. Okay. Um he'll be out of the handcuffs. Wait one second. Clear this out. [Music] Um, sorry about that. So, you're getting charged with petty theft today. Okay. >> Petty theft is lower than a certain amount. It's like the bottom of the like the the lowest one. Okay. >> Um, your bond amount is going to be $500 to get out. Okay. You have to use a bondsman. Okay. Bondsman charges you 10%. They'll pick you your case up easily because you don't have any priors, nothing like that. Um, so it's 10% being $50. You'll get out. It does take a couple hours, unfortunately, the processing from pictures to your handprint, I said your fingerprints. Um, once you get out, they'll give you a court date. So, you'll be getting out later on today. Okay. >> You'll be getting out. Um, he's giving Victor the rundown of what's going on exactly. Hey, this is officer Kad Orlando Police Department. How you doing? Hey, I know you talked to one of my partners, so you're aware that we were able to arrest the two individuals earlier. Um, do you have a value amount by any chance for those shoes? I'm sorry, for the sunglasses. 531 before tax. Okay. Thank you. All right. Uh I'll have an officer over there so they can do a statement with you. Okay. Shortly. Thanks. Bye. Yep. So the 531 is a total amount of the sunglasses. Okay. Just so you know, they get the sunglasses back. You get the charge, but it's still petty theft. Doesn't go higher than a certain amount. Okay. I know it'd be easier if you could talk to him and just pay out for them. Call it a day, but that part's not allowed. Okay. >> So, what do you want to do when you're done with school? Okay, awesome. Maybe law school. Maybe law school in the future. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But if you enjoy it, I mean, find a job that you enjoy. Okay. So, as you can see, during the holidays, all right, it's kind of non-stop at the outlets when it comes to catching shoplifterss. Okay. >> Fortunately, it's the time of the year that everyone's trying to get something. So, um, a lot of people we do catch typically though have prior. Okay. So, they're not in your situation, which is like a first and done situation. A lot of people it's non-stop and it's not usually just one sunglass. They'll walk in there with a double bag and clear out an entire like display section. [Music] I'm sorry, say it again. >> Um, it depends on the how it plays out. Okay. So, right now, understand you're not adjudicated guilty in any way. It's not like you admitted to any of this and the court system sees it different. Okay. I make my report with what you have. You're cooperative through all of this. Um, you don't have any history. They take all that into account. understand my end is just figuring out whe there's enough for the violation of the state statute, which there is because you walked out. Um, they saw you, I guess, through cameras taking the tag off. Okay. All right. So, it was already off. Okay. But that's what they're saying. Okay. And then you walked out with it without trying to pay. Okay. So, yeah, it's theft. Um, but I said to you, it's not grand theft. It's petty theft. So, that's the reason that you'll I'm sure that tonight you'll be getting out before before midnight. It does take a couple hours, as I said. Unfortunately, it does take sometimes five, six hours to process you, but uh Victor knows where you're at, so he can actually post it while the the stuff is going on. >> And by the time that you're done finally processing, they're like, "Hey, let's get you over to usually for you, it would be GP, which would be general population." They're pretty much just going to take you to another hallway to start changing out and he'll see you outside. They'll give you a court date. Make sure you go to court. Please go to court. You don't go to court. That's part of my job. Also, we find warrants on people all the time for failing to go. Okay. Um, but to tell you the truth, I I don't know how it plays out from here, okay? It really comes down to the store if they want to move forward with the charges. Um, sometimes it's as simple as a sorry letter. I apologize for doing this. Sometimes it community service. Sometimes it's jail time. Like, I I don't I can't tell you. That's between the judge, the jury, that you. >> But understand that um what's going to happen is during first appearance, they're going to read you the charges and then you're going to have an arraignment in which they're going to determine if you're able to uh qualify for a public defender or not. Okay. If you can't qualify, >> it's another one. >> Um >> Yeah. So, they're going to contact the public defender and then see if the truth is if you make too much money, right? Yeah, I mean they'll take that into account to see what it is. You'll get a public defender represents you for free. If you have something under your name in some way and they realize, hey, you can sell that and afford an attorney, they're definitely going to do that. Okay. Um, but then from there, typically it's you against the state and you guys figure out some type of plea deal or the state says we want to drop the charges. So, as I said, you you have a lot going in your favor even though you did this. Um, you don't have any prior history. Okay. I'm telling you right now it's just most people it's just non-stop prior history that I deal with. Okay. How long you been married for? >> A year. Congratulations. Is he going to school? >> What is he studying? >> Civil. >> Okay. >> Very good. How much time does he have left? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, he's still early on. >> All right. Tell me why. So, you're a junior this year. Am I correct? You're a junior for college. You're practically done. Start your 4,000 level courses and you're out. [Music] Oh, you'll be doing your 4,000 level courses and then you're done. >> Yep. >> Yeah. You're still young. >> At the same time though, are you just trying to buy a little time to see where you're going to go or what? Yeah, you just need a little bit more time. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] Please be advised we are in shift change. Please remain in your vehicle for the next shift. >> Okay. So, it might take a little bit because they're doing shift change. >> The good news I get to type all this out. Okay. patrol west. Watch out. [Music] [Music] 46. Copy any mileage. >> One 12 0 09.