On today's body cam, we're checking out caught at Target on the 12th time and it could cost her the Audi. >> I'm sorry. >> All right, y'all doing? >> Good. Thank you. Okay, so we got some tickets for Jamie and for Cindy. So Um she did pay for the one that is with her purse. >> Okay. >> And then um she basically took these tags and put them here and then scanned them. >> Okay. >> That makes sense. >> I can show you as well. >> What's the one thing she paid for? >> Uh this tank top. So there's a tank top, yeah. >> Okay. >> So she can keep that. >> And you're going to refund her? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you guys have the item entry sheets from the other times you said? >> Yeah, probably, yeah. >> All right, go ahead and take your purse. >> Um also, when she was shopping, I did see her select two cosmetics empty packaging. I believe that they're in her purse. Um like a foundation and like a cream. >> Come on now. These These are fellas. We We don't know what no foundation is. You know what I'm saying? But we'll make sure we get it. You know what I mean? We'll We'll look in the purse. What What she talking about now? That's what the officers are sitting there thinking. >> Put your cuffs on. >> All right. >> Can you stand up for me, ma'am? Put your phone down on the table and turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Spread your feet for me. Spread your feet for me. Spread your feet. Put your palms together like you're praying. All right, you can take a seat back over there. All right, ma'am, I'm going to read you something, okay? Your constitutional rights. It's important that you understand these, okay? You You the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. >> No, I didn't. >> Like cosmetic stuff? >> It says something about uh sunscreen. >> Sun- sunscreen's in there? >> Can I grab it out of here? >> Where is it at inside? >> Okay. >> In front of you? >> In the center. >> In the center? >> Is that everything? >> This. >> Anything else? Uh Is this your first time taking from Target? >> Yes. >> You sure about that? >> Yes. >> Apparently, it's not. First time you've been caught. Have you taken from Target in the past? Have you done a tag swap in the past? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's the point of taking all this? >> Sorry. I don't know. It's just sometimes it's >> Echo 222 teletype. >> Then you got to say your purse you got money. What do you got it for? >> Yeah, but if she's done this 11 times, why would she spend her money when clearly maybe the system is broken and she might be able to get away with it for a 12th time, right? People continue to do things because they got they didn't get caught the first time. So, instead of thinking ahead and be like, you know what? All right. I got away with this once or twice. Okay, I'm good. I'm out the game. I'm done. All right? I'm done. But because people don't think like that and they think more along the lines of, "Hey, I didn't get caught this time. Let me keep doing it." Well, if you keep doing it, the chances of you getting caught increases. >> Where do you work? Do you work? >> Yes. >> What is the phone number? >> 408-214 >> You guys want to shoot? >> Yes, yes. >> Yeah, let me know if you have any previous times. >> Um, it was this fall. >> This fall time? >> It was almost 7:30. >> Not 7:30? >> No, I don't think 7:30. >> Um, this is the 12th time. >> Yes, this will be the 12th time. >> She was doing this >> She goes to Daytona. >> Can you print out a You have You have every day every day she's taking stuff? >> Mhm. >> Can you print that out? >> You guys can find like a little concealer and have it here in the store. >> So, when I checked giving permission over here, I found Was it here? >> You want to make some? Make some. >> Did you put the concealer in here at all? No. >> Did you ditch the concealer you stole at the store somewhere? You can open the car back. >> Did you ditch it somewhere else in the store? >> I forgot the case number. Oh, wait, that is it. That is it. That is the elf. >> You got it? >> Yeah, that is it. >> Which one? >> The elf. >> The pink? >> The pink. >> What are the dates? How recent? >> Um Do you remember all of them? So, the one today. I thought she had one on the 30th, but I don't I think it was just in my data and I don't think they did research. >> So, 12 12 17? >> 12 19, 12 17, 12 15, 12 1 >> 12 >> 11 22, 11 12, 11 >> Oh, crap. >> And then 2018 was the last time, but she changed her card, so there was a big gap. >> Got it. >> But I bet there is more than that. The eight times again. >> Is it 150 days? >> 120 days or three or more times in 120 days is it's an enhancement on the on that charge. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, finish up with all the paperwork and then All right, so you're under arrest, okay? Under arrest for shoplifting three or more times within 90 days. Okay. You shoplifted at least five times in this store within that 90-day period. But the total is like seven or eight. Do you have a car here? >> Yes, the gray Audi. >> Gray Audi? All right, your $5 is right here. We'll count this. So, it's in a it's in the your parking lot, so it's up to you guys what you guys want to do with it. You want to tow it or whatever. Do you have any family here? >> Do you have anyone that can pick up your car? >> Oh, she got hunches in there, too, huh? She got the big hundreds, all right. >> Do you have a car? >> Yeah, my daughter. >> Where is she at? >> Home. >> In Ormond? >> Okay. >> So, >> Calling 10-15. >> Yeah. Make sure you have a look at the picture. >> Echo [clears throat] 222, Echo 50. Whiskey Foxtrot 10-15. >> All right, since you brought the two photos in here, too, okay. Do you have like a reason for why you take all this stuff? Or not? No. Do Do want to talk to us at all, or >> I mean >> Usually some people have like an excuse or a reason. >> Sometimes. >> Sometimes? Like financially? >> Mhm. >> You're having a hard time with that. >> I'm sorry. I just learned my lesson. I'm so happy I did. >> You learned what? >> I learned my lesson. >> Putting this pink >> Listen. Target has one of the best security systems in the retail game. The way that Target is moving, they moving like the feds, man. They moving like the feds. They moving like the alphabet boys. I'mma tell you right now what the alphabet boys do and what what we're seeing on display right here. The FBI they will take a long time on an investigation. They do not jump the gun like the state does. The state typically jumps the gun and and yeah, that's why it's it's a lot easier to beat a state case than it is the feds, right? The feds most of time they're going to scare you so much and have so much piled up on you by the time they actually come and grab you, you have no choice but to take a deal. Okay? And by the time they come grab you, they already have everything. They know man, they know what type of toothpaste you use, okay? By the time the feds come and grab you. Okay? So they take a long time pile up a whole bunch of evidence and then they come grab you. This is similar the way Target is moving they had 12 different incidents and let it pile up pile up pile up and then they they stop her or whatever, right? But they already have everything lined up. These are the dates. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. This is what she was taking. It's like, damn. That's the similarity right there, man. >> I'm informing you of your purse right here. This is your trespass warning. If you come back to this Target, you will be arrested, okay? >> The last times you've taken from Target did you use that same car? >> [clears throat] >> I don't know. I have two credit cards. >> You have two credit cards? >> Credit cards. And I have a debit card. >> No, your No, no, the car outside. >> Oh. >> Is that car Is that the car you always drive? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we're going to seize your >> So, she used that the last time too. >> Commission of a felony. >> Yeah, and she's using it to further the commission of a felony. >> Got to find out about this. Where are your car keys? >> So, they're going to tow it. >> Well, I don't know if I own the car or not. >> I don't know if I own the car or not. >> Okay. Is it paid off or you have a little bit of lease or finance it? >> I financed it. >> Financed it? Okay. We're seizing your vehicle. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's going to be going to the sheriff's office impound and we'll give you all the necessary paperwork on how to claim your vehicle. Cuz the five times you've gone to this store and you used that car to steal after three and it's a felony and you're using your vehicle to further yourself in the commission of a felony. So, under Florida statute, under our policy, we're seizing your vehicle. Okay? Well, we'll explain all the paperwork and stuff like that formally when we get to the jail. That way you'll have a very understanding of what has happened to your vehicle, okay? >> Can I go out there now? >> No. >> Damn. >> Like I said, if this is your first time stealing and you know, you made a mistake, I can work with you. But after 12 times, you know right from wrong and I can't help you. So. >> [ __ ] after one time at her age, she know right from wrong. >> forces our hand a little bit after the umpteenth time. >> So, this is every single documentation of her >> stealing >> stealing these tote bags these help packets. Um that's today's. This is today's. >> Okay. >> theft Um which is $116. She's finishing up the statement for the grand total. So. But yeah. You want to enter your daughter? Go ahead. >> Okay. >> We'll get We'll get you >> Can I >> It's called Larry Raddall. >> It might be easier to do a call. >> I cannot do that. >> Do you want me to call her for you? >> I'm doing it. >> You there? >> I'm late. >> Put on speaker. >> Hey, I'm so sorry. I I have to call you back. Like >> Yeah, hang on a second. Get your mom. Take her, okay? >> I called you back. >> You called me back? >> Yeah, I will call you back. I'm not home yet. >> You're home? >> No, I'm not. I will call you when I get there. >> Okay, well, I was just going to head to those. >> Yeah, I know. That's fine. >> Can you get your Can you get that deleted from my system? >> media posts, okay? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right, you ready? All right, you got to go this way. Let's strap her first. I'll escort her up. >> Can you please take this off of me? I can't I mean, I won't walk. >> No, I'm not taking handcuffs off. It's It's a policy we have to follow. >> I see what we got going on here. Good cop, bad cop. It's a policy we got to follow. Listen. No, you get no favors. I wouldn't even let her hold do the phone thing. You done stole 12 times, man. >> Is there anything on you that the deputy did not find and it goes into the jail, it's a felony. So >> I can take my shirt off. >> I'm just I'm just letting you know that it's procedure. Just everybody. I'm not I'm not accusing you of having anything on you. Just put your seat belt on. All right, I have to reach across you to put your seat belt on, all right? I'm not trying to be rude or anything, okay? >> Can you just >> Are you good? >> Am I able to talk to you? Can I ask you questions? >> Yes, ma'am. >> What is next stuff going on after this? After I get to the place where you guys want me to want to take me. >> So, when you get to the jail, you're going to get booked. And then after that, they'll either set you a bond or you'll wait till for first appearance in the morning. And then with your vehicle, we're we're seizing your vehicle. >> What does that mean? >> That means we're we're we're towing it and taking it because you used it for multiple times to commit a felony. And then after that when we get to the jail we'll explain further. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> Okay? >> Is there any way you can I can have the phone? >> You can have it on? >> My phone. >> Uh no, once it's going to be submitted with your property in jail like at the jail. And then either you bond out or you get first appearance and they give you like a bond amount but when you like when you get out of jail you'll get it back. Okay. >> I need to talk to my daughter. She's going to be really worried. >> They they um you're going to get a phone call. I I don't think there's any limit on how many phone calls you can make. You're going to be able to call her when you get there. >> But I cannot call from my phone? >> No, you're going to have to call from their phone. >> So they going to know you went to jail. Transferred to another car. Reduce petty theft. Wow. >> [music] [music]