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More items that she had filled into her purse. We watched her select everything and put everything into that purse. So, You can see what I'm going to do first there. Yes, sir. I I can look at my purse right now. I'm going to. Unless they're two two, so I have nothing else. Any time you don't live in Florida, you have to go to jail for the offense because rude about it, it's just the simple fact you you're not a resident here. So, I have to take you. It's Often times, brats wander into stores like they own the place, thinking they can scoop up whatever catches their eyes like they are in dreamland. But the second the cops step in, what hits them next is the surprise of their lives. I have in your pockets the larger of the two of the stuff down here. If you have any backpack Cool. Why are you stealing stuff? Um just not enough money for like the From property for Walmart. So, this says you're trespassed from every Walmart location in the continental United States and It's all Walmarts. If you come back to a Walmart and steal, especially in the state of Washington, you'll be arrested for felony burglary instead of getting a ticket for theft in the third degree. Here are moments spoiled brat shoplifters get the surprise of their lives. Starting with this spoiled brat who glided through Walmart like she had mastered the art of shoplifting. Even with cameras [music] catching her every move, she denied everything until her fantasy was replaced with a hard dose of reality by the cops. So, so what did you just take out of the store at Walmart? Excuse me? Okay. So, loss prevention witnessed you and has you on video taking stuff out of the store, okay? Um no. I would rather wait for my attorney. My On September the 4th, 2024, just a few hours before evening set in, Georgia police officers were dispatched to a Walmart after a supervisor reported a young woman in her early 20s who had been caught on camera carting away a lot of drinks. By the time officers arrived, she was already in her car, engine ready, seconds [music] from taking off. With no time to waste, they moved in fast and locked her down, launching an interrogation strong enough to knock the wind out of her. Hello. Hello, ma'am. Uh What do you What do you have right there between your legs? An unopened bottle of Essentia water. Okay. And where did you get that at? Uh I got it from my friend. I have also Snapple. Okay. Um From So, so what did you just take out of the store at Walmart? Excuse me? Okay. So, they just called us and their loss prevention witnessed you and has you on video taking stuff out of the store, okay? Taking what out of the store? Merchandise out of the store. All right? So, I'm going to have you Yep. So, go ahead and set those down for me. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle, okay? >> Okay. So, all the all the produce, all that kind of stuff on the floor over there, where did that come from? All Uh all Uh all all the schnapps and this iPad for a day. Okay. >> Again, unopened. Okay. All right. So, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. You can If you want, you can roll the window up and and turn it off, okay? I'll I'll turn I have no All right. Do you want to roll your window up? We're going to We're going to step inside for a minute, so that's why I'm allowing you to roll your window up. >> inside? >> Because we're going to go see loss prevention. How much have you had to drink? Me? Yes. I haven't taken anything. Everything is unopened. Okay. All right. We're going to step inside, okay? I'm I'm I'm Yeah, it it's not an option right now at this point. We're going to go inside, okay? So, you can either walk in peacefully or we can walk you in there, okay? Um >> to the deal. The reason we are here is Walmart loss prevention called us and said that there are some items in here that you did not pay for. That is why we're here. >> I think I stopped when I Okay, I stopped when I >> That is why we That's why we want to walk you in there and see what's going on. Uh no. I'm from New York. I'm not You know, I have my I don't have my receipt. I have my digital receipt if you guys want to see that instead. You have a digital receipt? I do. Okay. It's from my sister's card. Okay. Is it on your phone? Hot Yes, yes, it is. So, hold on. I've been here counting and budgeting and all of this stuff, and now you guys just booked me up. I could have left. Like, what's the problem? Well, again, we've already explained it. The problem is loss prevention is saying that there are some items that you did not pay for. What items? That's why we want to go inside and talk to them. Um no. I would rather wait for my attorney. My sister lives in Okay. I I'd rather wait outside. Bring your supervisor, everything. So, he is the supervisor. You are the supervisor. >> the supervisor. >> witnessed me take things. I did not I can tell you that. Okay. That is what Walmart is That is what we are here investigating. Walmart is the one The Walmart associates are the ones that are saying that >> What Which Walmart associate? Because I am We will gladly show you if you just walk in there with me. No, no. I'm not walking in anywhere. At this time, the officers had heard enough and they went back in and didn't back down an inch. They had a pretty good liar on their hands and if not for the security footage, it was almost certain that she would make a clean exit. Do you have your ID with you? Do I have my ID? I have a New York State ID. My Illinois ID is coming in next week. >> Okay. Can I have your New York State ID, please? >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. Can I get your name? No. Okay. At this point, you have to give us your name, okay? Why is that? >> have a choice because you are the suspect in an investigation with you. How am I a suspect? Let me finish. If you refuse to give us your name, you will be arrested for obstruction. If I refuse to give you my name, you are arresting me That is correct. for That is correct. for obstructing. Obstructing what? >> Your identification. You're not telling us your name. Why would I need to tell you my name? >> Because we're investigating a crime right now and you are the suspect in the crime. What's the crime? I just told you. The crime is retail theft. That is the crime that we are investigating. Can you please tell me your name or give me your ID? I can wait. My sister lives Nope. Can I wait? You are not You can either This is the last time I'm going to tell you. You can either give us your name or you are going to be You are going to be arrested. Arrested for what? >> For obstructing a contempt. I'm giving you a lawful order to provide your name and your birthday and your identification. We go private? No. All right. Okay. And then what's your middle initial? No middle initial. citizen. What's your date of birth? I'm going into the car to get Just tell me your your birth year, okay? Okay. 140 140 Capital One. Last of common first of My birthday just passed. My cousin just gave me some credit to get me some stuff to get celebrate my early birthday. All right. Um Midwest >> Say what? Okay. Yeah. So, I think so. How do you spell your name? Did he leave? No, he's still here. Okay. He looks familiar. I have your name P. J. Wolf. What is your full personal name, please? Uh officer, yep. Officer Wolf, what is your full name, please? Officer And this is my full name. P. Ian Lewis. Okay. O'Fallon PD? Yes, ma'am. Is this because of the harassment I claimed across from the neighbor? I have no idea what you're even talking about. >> There was an Officer Voltron who get the whole thing. I'm Uh uh I'm going to need to see your ID, okay? I don't have it. You don't have your New York ID with you? >> I have my New York ID. Did you try her out of New York? Huh? I'm talking to somebody else. I just Copy. I have my grandmother's wallet with me. 170 Yes, it's expired, but I just um went in for I went in for an Illinois license. Um I know I have like unregistered tags. I have my whole thing. I have not I have >> 140 copy one by file out of New York. At this point, everything pointed to her certain guilt, but being a smart one, she just needed to paint her narration of the events to look like someone had made a big mistake. [music] That person most certainly was not her. Where I technically assaulted a older guy and he had pictures of my sister and my niece and nephew. Okay. All right, just checking. This this has to be I have the receipts. I have my sister she will come down here. She lives on >> So, we don't need your sister, but you said you have the receipts. Where And what what are the receipts for? It's a digital receipt for a Bacardi. Okay. All right. Boateng, you want this? So, Bacardi. This I got at a gas station. I guess I got to get it This I got at a gas station. Everything is unopened. I got this yogurt. This is for me. I, you know, stomach issues. >> Okay. My sis My niece, she's a vegan and Ondarra. Okay. So, uh here's the deal. Do you have a receipt from Walmart from the information? I have a receipt. It was a refunded receipt. My sister has it. That's why I said my sister will come and bring the receipt. I I exchanged it and then I walked out. I'm cleaning my car and then you guys pull up. I have no qualms about you doing your job. Like I get it. I'm fine. Sweet Jesus. Let me wash this All right. So, at this point we need to go inside. If If you're clear, then we want to clear this up and make sure >> to go back inside. I don't want to go back inside simply because if a loss prevention a person if it's the same guy or woman that was looking at my butt and making inappropriate comments, then no. I don't want to. I'm from New York. I don't need all of >> So, what what's the description of the person who is looking at you and making inappropriate comments? Both men and women. Well, give me a description. Physical description. Medium, black But, I can't say black shoes. He or she was mixed. And there was Look. All right. So, so at this point we're we're going to need to go in there, okay? >> I'm not I'm I'm I'm going to tell you I'm not going back inside. I have done nothing wrong. I lived here for 9 months. I have nothing I have a Walmart card and I have Look. Okay. And And I'm trying to be as nice and respectful as I possibly can. >> And I appreciate that. And I appreciate that from And I appreciate that from all of Like you Okay. And I appreciate that from all of you. I am not a hot-headed person. Y'all Y'all are just doing your job. Like it is fine, but I have I have I Nothing's open. Like I don't want to say oh, I'm drinking like Okay. We'll We'll get to that portion when we get to that portion. Right now, I just kind of want to figure out what's going on here, okay? >> Sure. Um so, to make that a little bit easier if we could walk in there and and talk to them >> once I once I walk into that establishment with the stuff and then it doesn't matter with my cousin comes in with her MasterCard and then does Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm Why would your cousin have to come back with her MasterCard and Cousin? Sister. My cousin >> cousin, but I did say cousin. I have a million cousins. >> Okay. I have one sister that I live here. Okay. All right. So, why would she need to come back with her MasterCard? What What's going on with that? Because I was using it on my phone. Okay. Sometimes I I'm from New York. Like sometimes it I got you. I'll wait until y'all people come out with the footage. Y'all can confirm the footage and then I can go out here. Other than that, I'm I'm I'm not going anywhere. I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. Do you go by any other names? What? Well, I'm just asking. Do you go by any other names? Okay. A- Any other legal names that would be associated with your driver's license or anything like that? Police? Okay. Yeah. Okay. All right. Well, we're going to hang tight right here then, okay? Um my supervisor's inside getting video footage and and seeing what's going on in there, okay? Realizing she was going to face a cold, hard reality, she chose to play the same bratty games she had been playing from the start, believing she could get away with all that she was accused of. Here's the deal. Watch this Watch the video. Okay. It has you in the store picking out the alcohol, right? And then leaving the store without paying for a thing. All on video. That's where we're So, right now you are going to be detained for retail theft. Okay? So, go ahead and turn around for me, okay? That's where we're at, okay? Go ahead and turn around for me. Can I Can I We'll We'll talk through everything here in just a second, but go ahead I I need to put you in handcuffs, okay? Okay. All right. So, put your hands behind your back for me, okay? All right. What do you think? What? That's all right. If you sit back, I'm I'm going to read >> No, no. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. No, you Gucci you know. This is all stuff I'll send my phone here real quick. Jesus Christ. I've been in that [ __ ] since I was 7. Watch it. All right. I'm going to turn up the air real quick, okay? Just so you get some air back there and you don't get too hot, okay? In the end, she was charged with retail theft. While the other woman glided through Walmart like she had mastered the art of shoplifting, it seemed like we had seen the wildest of brat shoplifters until Ashanti and Amari showed up. Two pregnant teens who felt unstoppable after a few successful runs until their luck ran out and officers delivered a sharp reality check. But, we didn't take nothing. You attempted to take stuff and then you went back into the store and ditched it. So, we know though that she for surely stole Well, how much did you steal? How much did you guys attempt to steal? Can you explain to me again cuz I don't know why I'm getting arrested. Because you put items in your purse. I'm going to do? Mhm. Why? For retail theft. On March the 14th, 2024 on a rainy afternoon around 12:00 p.m., three officers from the Muskego Police Department were dispatched to a store in Muskego, Waukesha County, Wisconsin. The manager had reported two bratty teenagers identified as Ashanti and Amari caught on camera stuffing their bags with a load of unpaid baby clothes and shoes. But, we didn't take nothing. You attempted to take stuff and then you went back into the store and ditched it. We didn't though. We had stuff in our hand. We never left out with it. We Okay. So, all this stuff that you'll be able to see to okay. We didn't just show up here out of nowhere, if you know what I mean. So, we got it We got to get charged today and then There's a lot of questions we got to answer. Have you You know, have you been arrested before for retail theft? Yes, we have. Okay. Have you been arrested before for retail theft? And by the way, we didn't steal anything. Y'all see that. Exactly. Well, I know I know that the loss prevention agent wants her. She doesn't know me. So, I have to figure out what you So, I'm going to figure Long been known 750 orange hair. You didn't successfully take anything. But, the attempt is what I'm looking at. I didn't That's my best friend. This is so That's so irritating. We're going to take her out, identify her and then I'll meet up with you guys in a second, okay? You're going to take her. These are I have nothing Yeah. While the other officers kept the girls under control, one officer broke away to speak with the store manager and gather proper documentation of the theft. What the manager laid out, backed by receipts, timelines, and footage was nothing short of mind-blowing. Okay, this is stuff they initially pushed out. Uh yeah, they concealed them in their bags. Okay. Okay. Perfect. Uh anyone else with them that you know of? >> Just the two that I saw. Just the two. Um could you uh come up with a receipt on this of how much like this stuff is worth? buying, otherwise I can try to figure out. Unfortunately, that one um I don't have I didn't have the stuff on the camera. What they bought. >> orange, she had concealed on the camera. She concealed. Okay, she did not though. Uh she had stuff concealed in her bag, too. I just >> Unfortunately, you don't know which one. She can't Yeah. Okay. So, we know though that she for surely >> Yes. stole. Okay. Yes. Okay. Yeah, cuz I know she was walking around with these. Okay. For a little bit and then he said We're saying we're 100% that she concealed. Cuz as well She had the Nike things. I know she had We're just not sure what all cuz they brought the stuff back in so we found it all. They were just there. So, I say we just do a combined total together. And for both of them. Yeah, because Yeah, well, they pushed it out so Right. They walked out. concealed concealed them, we're good. Um so, he's going to get a receipt and start working on that, but there's enough for her, too. Um So, I know he's going to get a receipt for that and work on it. I'd like to get photos just like we did for our last one. And I'll just take >> Yeah, I will We won't put anything away. I can take photos of the stuff. That's not a problem. Okay. >> Worry about dealing with uh I can assist here. >> Yeah, worry about dealing with her, get her 1080, I'll get photos of this and price-wise and then work on video. >> not going to separate what he's going to do cuz I don't know what he's doing. We We can't I mean, like we just know they concealed the items both together with the other items, so I'd imagine Do we have any priors with them? Yes. Or I don't know if we do, but they do both have been arrested for So, then I just do all county with it regardless. We'll set it up together for combined total. Yes. Did it take long for the officers to gather everything they needed from the manager? The evidence was clear, organized, and impossible to ignore. If you just want to do the full search here and let me know. The fact is Let's Can we Let's move over here. I appreciate your cooperation, ma'am. We'll get through this. Where's decent with the Uzi? I don't know. Here. So, we're going to pull the squad up so you don't have to walk in the rain. All right. I'm going to put you in a nice dry, heated squad, and we're just going to figure this out. Okay. I just want to follow everything that we're expected to do. Did you check that? She already checked it. Did you get a re-glove? Same for everybody. Same for everything that We'll put you in the squad. And that's just going to go with us? Okay. I'll put it in the front with us and it will just stay with you. Okay. Is that Yep. So, Aaron just did a search. Yep, we'll just do another quickie at the squad. So, one quickie just for before we put you in the squad. Go ahead. Can you separate your feet for me? Yep. We just don't know yet. Same thing. >> Okay. Cuz we did not leave out the store with nothing. We had stuff in our hand, but we did not leave out with nothing. Sure. Still look at the videos. We're kind of going by what we have. >> I cannot be doing this stuff. Like, no. Separate feet again. I did the side now. All right. We'll figure it out, ma'am. Thanks for your cooperation. Oh, slippery. Yeah, can I call someone cuz I'm hurt? Like, I'm so irritated. Like, this is like Yeah. Yeah, we'll let you as soon as we can we'll let you use the phone. Okay, cool. Yep. We Yeah, we just got to figure this out. And tell if if Tell my sister if we have to go to the district can she go with us? Uh just depends on Yeah, so if if if if she's not arrested, you aren't she can't stay with you then. But, yeah, I understand. >> figure it out. Okay. Okay. And like I said, as soon as we know things, we'll let you know. You're being decent, I appreciate it, so I'll just let you know everything I know. But, I'm going to hang out with you until we figure it out. After placing Ashanti in the patrol car for health and safety [music] reasons due to her pregnancy, officers turned their attention to Amari, who stood by quietly waiting for her fate [music] to be decided. This is ridiculous. I'm getting picked up, too. So, we What's going on? Hm? I'm going to go to the district attorney. Well, how much did you steal? You know, how much did you guys attempt to steal? I didn't attempt to steal anything. There you go. That's the answer. You're going to go to probably go to county. County? County. What's the county? The jail? That's going to depend on where they'll be at in the morning. This I'm pregnant, too, so can you please not put it too I'm 15 weeks. Oh, no, well, so can you explain to me again cuz I don't know why I'm getting being arrested. Yes, you put items in your purse. No, I didn't. She called 1080. I know. I didn't put nothing in my purse. Okay, what do you think of that? What my phone right there, too. I already called 1080 once to get that stuff. This is ridiculous. How long is the process? I have like I got Yeah, work. I left it in the car, anyway. Whenever you can. Officer Cortez, are you Yes. I guess for priors um retail theft, so I can figure out what Who's Who's with them? How many times you got arrested prior for retail theft? Is that going to apply? You're going to want to check this. I don't know if they are. So. But, what they bought and stuff? I think I'm taking I'm going to get her for I don't know what I'm taking and what I'm saying to Amari. Okay. I don't know who is taking what, but I just know I don't want to argue or debate it with you. Yeah, I know. Okay. We all have them. Like, if you It should be on camera if that's the problem. If that's what y'all got to call about, you both should see exactly what's going on. I can just stand here and 14, I sent the photo to you. I'm just going to just put everything in your purse. I got to go to work. What time you got? We looking. I look at it real quick. Okay. All right. This is ridiculous. She's got my phone. Um I'm going to double-check to see which car are you guys in? Three. All right. Officer Cortez is standing by. This is ridiculous. I got my car out over there. Where did Amari go? I mean, maybe get his car. Where you got the phone in, man? Hm? Where you got the phone in? It's a requirement. Unless you want to sit down right now, you can do that. I ain't got As long as you're standing, that's just something that they require us to do cuz believe it or not, people intentionally fall over and act like they were pushed. >> What happened? We getting accused like Oh, okay. accused. Cuz I didn't take This is ridiculous, man. I got Yeah. No, it's just you people. How long is this process? How long is the process, 14? What's your claim? Depends. At first, Amari kept her head down. Calm and cooperative like Ashanti, she confessed she was also pregnant and gave officers the impression that she was genuinely remorseful. For a moment, it looked like she might be on the same page as them, but being a brat, that was most likely not going to last. So, what's going on here? Huh? What's going on here? We're organizing stuff. We're figuring out what we're going to do with the car. You're going to get you in a squad here and then probably go to jail, okay? I'm going to jail? Mhm. Why? For retail theft. Why am I going to jail? I didn't take nothing. For retail theft, ma'am. We already explained it, okay? Jail? Jail. Yeah, watch your county jail. In the end, the outcomes were clear and decisive. Amari was charged with disorderly [music] conduct, while Ashanti received a petite larceny charge resulting in a $140 court fine. Speaking of brat shoplifters, meet Daniella, who was caught red-handed skimming items from her cart. So, then what's the problem? You didn't pay. What do you mean I didn't pay? I'm only 13 years old. You You can't do this without my parents' permission. Not if I'm only 13 years old. I wonder age. I'm just a little kid. I'm just a little kid. I'll pay for it. I'll pay for it, please. I have the money to pay for it. On November the 30th, 2023, Target's loss prevention team alerted police to a peculiar situation unfolding at their self-checkout area. A young woman was observed skip scanning items from her cart. Upon arrival, officers encountered 20-year-old Danielle, who appeared calm and innocent as she tried to walk away with a cart full of merchandise. Her demeanor seemed practiced and her vague evasive responses to even basic [music] questions quickly began to raise suspicions. Yeah, I mean, you having an issue with the scanning machine? No, I I had I went to the regular register and she scanned me out with the regular register. Okay. I didn't have an issue. She fixed it for me. Who'd you come with? Why does that matter? Because there's two of you guys. That's why I'm asking. >> she came and brought me the rest of the money. Yeah, so who'd you come with? That way we can >> me the rest of the money. Do you want to come talk to the lady that checked me out? >> No, I want you to answer my question. Let's go talk to the lady that checked me out, please, cuz I didn't take anything. I just literally had to go to the second register and she helped me at the second register. Who'd you come with? Like the person who helped me at the regular register. We'll get there. Who'd you come with? >> matter? Because you need to answer my question. Like she has she She's my friend. She has to go to her kids today. She It's her kids' birthday today. That's the reason why I came here. Do you want Can we come talk to the register? Cuz she's literally just helped me through the register. I don't see what the problem is. All right, so you can walk with this officer. We're going to go back in the store. I'm going to grab your shopping cart. Cool? What? You're going to go down there. We're going to go talk and figure it out if you scanned everything and paid for everything. If you don't listen, you're going to be facing handcuffs. Let's go. We're trying to be cool with you. Who's Here she is right there. Excuse me. Can you please tell them that you can see that you helped me through this register? Yeah. Yeah, she paid she paid for everything. Okay, we got to talk to somebody over here and then we'll get things sorted out. Which ones she didn't pay for? Um pretty much so the back end the Legos um this and this stuff in here. I had to go to two different registers. I know you did. I was watching you the whole time. It's okay. So then what's the problem? You didn't pay. What do you mean I didn't pay? Yeah. So gift pack is probably going to be these uh the water at the bottom and then Wonder Shop is going to be this bag. Yep. And the ones she didn't pay for and All these. This bath mat. Y'all, I got the leaders at the first one. I got the leaders at the first register. No, you didn't. Yes, I did. And she finished helping me scan me out. Where's the receipt for that? I don't know. It's probably there still. If you go look. Well, you have a receipt for this then I have the receipt for the Legos. Because I had to go to two different registers. In a desperate attempt to avoid the consequences of being caught shoplifting, she resorted to a shocking tactic [music] hoping it would get her out of the situation. Unfortunately for her, the officers saw right through it [music] and weren't falling for the act. We're going to go in here, all right? I'm not going in there, y'all. Can I have the stuff back? I'm not going in there. What the Dude, I didn't do anything wrong. What are you doing? Get your hands off of me. I didn't do anything wrong. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of Get them off of me. I didn't do anything. I paid for the stuff. Get them off of me. Get off of me. I'm only I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents' permission. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents' permission. I'm only 13 years old. I'm only a 13-year-old. Dude, I'm literally only [ __ ] 13 years old, bro. You can't do this. Can I call my parents? You can in a second. Sit down. Cuz my parents won't let me. He's not even right here and you can't You can't do this to me. Knock it off. >> No, I didn't. I'm only 13 years old. I'm underage. I'm underage. Is your ID in your purse? No, it's not. Where is it? I don't have it. So you're not underage then. Can I just take the stuff I paid for and leave? No. No, we're beyond that. You told me you'd be cool with you. We wouldn't have been doing that if you were cool and didn't have the other person. >> you cool, y'all? Like what is this? Stop moving. Dude, the lady just told you that she helped me scan everything out. She just told you that. She helped you scan the things that you paid for, yeah. What's the What's the car she drove up with? Um it's going to be this purple Scion that's sitting right out here. So if you go out there it's a silver >> to go pick up her kids, bro. Um our drive-up section is right here. And it's just right across And she has to go pick them up. >> So she's behind a silver Tacoma. She She literally has to go pick up her kids that are like little kids. As reality began to sink in, Danielle's confidence crumbled and her demeanor shifted to desperate pleas, but it was too late. Her choices had already set irreversible consequences in motion. Grab it. Get in your vehicle. Go to your vehicle. Let's go to the vehicle. Come on. Hold on. Stop. Chill. Did anybody even say you're going to jail? Stand up. Act like an adult. Stand up. Go to this car right here. Go. Nobody even said you're going to jail. Cut the [ __ ] Stand right there. Spread your feet. Spread your feet. Do you have anything hidden on you? Huh? No. Okay. Quit moving your hands. Can I pay for the stuff, please? We'll get there. Get in the car. Please, can I buy it, please? Sit down and put your feet in now. I'll buy it for it. I'll pay for it, please. I have the money to pay for it. Watch your feet. As the investigation progressed, the full truth began to emerge. A search uncovered hidden perfume bottles and what appeared to be controlled substances. What initially seemed like a straightforward case of shoplifting quickly turned into something far more serious, exposing a complex and troubling situation. Hello, I'm Sergeant Munoz. We're going to get you out and we're going to take your pictures real quick, okay? So you've already had one incident. We don't want another, okay? Okay, thank you. I appreciate you. Let's keep it where you're Let's go ahead and In the end, she was charged with shoplifting, attempt to escape from the police officers, and possession of controlled substances. Up next is Maria, an 18-year-old spoiled brat who turned a vacation into a shoplifting spree until the cops gave her the shocking surprise of her life. All right, so what items that she concealed into her purse? You're not a resident of Florida, so I can't issue her a notice to appear because you live out of state. So she has to go to jail for it. You're under 21 in the state of Florida, you also cannot That's not mine. That's my mom's. On July the 13th, 2025 at around 3:00 p.m., Florida officers were dispatched to a local retail store following a call that a girl caught on camera stuffing her bag with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise boldly as though she owned the place. While her mother and siblings were doing just the opposite. When officers arrived, they made a beeline for the security room where loss prevention had detained her. What they found wasn't just another bratty shoplifter, but an arrogant teenager who clearly had never experienced the bitter taste of consequences. How old is that, please? Um well, hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hi. Hello, how are you? Tired. Tired? Cuz it's 2:00 in the morning. Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry. All right, so what items that she concealed into her purse? We watched her select everything and put everything into that purse. Um is this her Is this her ID? No, that doesn't matter. I just set that there. Yeah. Um So they've been really cooperative. I thought that she was a minor at first, that's why the family's in here, otherwise they would have stayed out. Um but yeah, they've been really really cooperative. >> She's 18. Yeah, yeah, just turned 18. Yeah. I'll let you talk to her. Um my pen is broken, so I've got to write that down, but yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah. Trying to find the dead gum. All right, break this up. I think they're 24 like 65 something like that I deal. Okay. Your family. She ever been in trouble before? Okay. Do you all live here in Florida now? All right. She's 18. This is family. They live in South Carolina. We need to read to her her rights. She's not answering. Mom, correct? All right. We're going to read her her Miranda rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes, ma'am. Having those rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me? Yes, ma'am. Okay. So, what What happened? >> I was just being really dumb. I'm sorry. Okay. And then And then she asked for put it in the buggy like we were just turning it out of my parents' house for like 75 degrees. And they're like, "It's really warm in here. Let's go to the store." Get it. Get it. Get it. Get Get Get Get it. Okay. So, you can see what I'm in your purse there. >> Yes, sir. I I can look in my purse. I'm going to unless there's two twos, so. I have nothing. I gave them everything. I'm sorry. Do you have anything on your person I need to know about? >> No, ma'am. I gave you everything. If I I meant more along the lines of any weapons or Oh, no, ma'am. No, no. All right. I'll just have you stand right here for me. Let me get a phone number for mom now, okay? >> Okay. She was very calm and cooperative even after recording her name on the list of interstate shoplifters. However, she would need more than being calm and cooperative to escape the consequences. So, you do have to turn around and put your >> Am I getting arrested? I've detained you at this Oh, okay. You have tiny wrists. I'd you like to call 24 like I have female detained. 30. You can have a seat here for me. Am I getting arrested? So, here's the thing. You're not a resident of Florida, so I can't issue her a notice to appear because you live out of state. So, she has to go to jail for it. Can I drive here? I can drive down to go to court. Unfortunately, no. Anytime you don't live in Florida, you have to go to jail for the offense because our notice to appear is for like if you were a resident here, it'd be different. Then if you don't have any criminal history, we could just Yeah, you have to live Can we use like my grandma's address or anything? Drive there. If she has no priors, it's going to just be a misdemeanor offense. I think it's a five $500 bond. If you use a bondsman, you just pay I think the minimum's $100, so it'll be $100. So, you could go literally right up there, she can post her bond, and she can get right back out. But, she is going to have a court date. She's going to have to come back for court. Um the whole deal. So, um you know, if she was still a juvenile, it would've been honestly the same scenario because you don't live in Florida. >> if I don't come bail her out? Until she bonds out or time served. 30 days, 45 days. So I can't just wear my sister's clothes. She did something really stupid. I mean, she has family here and they want to bond her out and pick her up, but They're going to do that after they like heavy church people. You're under 21 in the state of Florida, you also cannot be That's not mine. That's my mom's. Okay, it's in your possession. So, I'm just telling you Yes, ma'am. that you can't have that in the state of Florida till you're 21, okay? So, it'll go to your mom, but you can be issued a citation for that. That's a whole 'nother I'm not going to, but just so you're aware, okay? I would say and and I'm not just trying to be rude about [music] it. It's just the fact you you're not a resident here, so I have to take you. It's you know >> like use my grandma's address or anything to like say that? >> You're not a resident. You're a resident of South Carolina, unfortunately. And now they call grandma saying I'm [ __ ] with her and I'm going to leave her with your crazy mother in jail. Her what? Her Her sunscreen putting it in my buggy. Do you want her purse to go to your mom? >> Yes, please. She can't have that. I'm going to make sure I give this to you. You got it. 2016 11 13. How long is her booking? >> Our jail is pretty quick. >> Yeah, it's drive time there and then yeah, we need typing up the paperwork. >> end of the shift, so Could she have a follow up then? No, I mean [clears throat] she can't She >> She can't. She'll still have to wait until >> be a couple hour process. I'd say probably about two hours cuz it's going to take 30 minutes to get there and then paperwork and then you're good. Take your picture. You're getting prints. I'm going to take this with me. They'll put it in her property. When she gets out, she'll get her ID back, okay? Her illusion was now burning away fast like a paper in a wildfire. And with every passing second, her reality closed in. We are supposed to be back in 10 minutes. And then I have to sit in jail for hours. Do you think that I'm not going to let her sit there waiting? What's the jail address? Do you have any phone numbers you want her to have? I know phone numbers, but Okay, so you're good on that part. Okay. We need a statement. Statement when you get it. Yes, send her a link. Huh? Send her a link. Okay. [laughter] I'll be right back in a Yeah, no. I will, but if you I'll be right back in a Whose bag is That's not ours. Not yours. Okay. Oh, that's not my grandma's. That's ours. Oh, well, yeah. Yeah. Well, that'll be a lesson to learn. We're going to go all the way down to that next car or something. So, what all do we have to do? Basically, I'm going to take you to the jail. It's in a totally different town from here. It's about 30 minutes away. Um I'll work on the paperwork. They'll take your picture, fingerprints. Once you're booked in, you'll have the bond set. Mom or someone if they want to bail you out can come bail you out. If they choose not to do that, then you're going to have to sit there until >> going to be like on my record forever? Do you stand by what you said a second ago? I'm going to school to get a better education. I'm going to I want to protect my career. I mean, they'll probably ask you about it. Let me see my seat belt. What's the difference between the two? Felony, you can't own guns. You can't vote. Misdemeanor, you can own guns. What is going on with this? You said it Is it because it wasn't a certain amount or It's because you're not a resident in the state of Florida. Can you speak and get that? So, whatever I get there, can I call people or do I have to wait? >> to wait till they book you in. The but then there's um family payphones in the cell, so you They're free in both. But they're free in both, so you can make a call. >> Like whenever I'm waiting to get booked. That's now you Hey I'll get the air one back here for you, okay? I see that whenever I get there I'm going to be changed out of my clothes too. And everything changed. Um What? They'll change her into a night suit. A jumpsuit. Yeah, and different shoes. >> And you get a photo ID. So, like ID card. All right, I'll get the air going for you this time. All right, turn it off. Oh, thank you. Can you wait before you take her out? Yep. Everything all right? Mhm. Yeah. I'll see you in the booking area. Thank you. Be safe there. Just what I wanted when I'm tired as crap. In the end she was charged with petty theft and sent to jail while she awaited to appear before a judge for a proper trial. While Maria's vacation ended behind bars, she was nothing compared to Gonzalez and her bratty partner, a duo who strutted through Walmart like an untouchable shoplifting crew until the cops blindsided them right at the height of their little fantasy. Why are you stealing stuff? Um you're subject to arrest. You'll be arrested for felony burglary instead of getting a ticket for theft in the third degree and then being cut loose. Okay, so that means you go to jail, you face prison time, you face a major fine. On February the 6th, 2025, officers got a call from Walmart reporting two teenagers who thought they were clever by stuffing their bags and jackets with a pile of items and perhaps not minding that loss prevention captured the full extent of their stunt on camera. Upon arrival, the officers headed straight for the security room to sort things out. But what they saw there was far from what they expected and it left them more than a little disappointed. Both of those are stolen merchandise. They showed us their receipts. Is that stuff there? It is. That in her pockets, the larger of the two of the stuff down here. And the two you had in the backpack. They had said that some of the stuff that was in the backpack was for both of them. Cool. Oh, boy. All right, ladies. I'll read this to both of you so I don't have to read it twice, okay? So, obviously you're not free to leave cuz you're not. Both of you, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? Yes. You understand that? Okay. All right, ladies. So, with those rights in mind, um are you willing to answer some questions or we just going to go about business? We'll answer questions. Cool. Why are you stealing stuff? Um just not enough money for like the that stuff in the backpack. Just not enough money. Mhm. Like life essentials, you know what I mean? Yeah, just like the fun stuff. Yeah, the fun stuff, which there are two more items, these two right here that they pulled out of packaging, so they're not on the receipt. >> but like it's our life essentials. Well, I mean if you you could live your life without any of these things and you're not going to I mean You know what I mean? That's your judgment, not ours, so Well, it's also kind of common sense, but that's okay. Well, that doesn't speak to our common sense too. Oh, well that's that's that's true. That's very true. All right. So, this came out of the backpack. Correct. This came out of that cart. Came out of her pockets. >> Came out of her pockets. Yes. And this was in a backpack that was with her her back. Cool. Um subtotal 307.97. 25.84. Beautiful. Okay. Um what do you need for You got photos of those, so you have names and photos and stuff. >> the stuff I need written down, yes. Okay, cool. As for their excuses, the officers had seen such a thing a hundred times before. >> [music] >> And just when they thought they were tugging at the officers' emotions, the officers dropped the hammer laying out the consequence of their action. I'll explain this form to both of you and then uh I'll have you each sign your own individual form. So, this is a restriction from property for Walmart. So, this says you're trespassed from every Walmart location in the continental United States and It's all Walmarts. Just every If it says Walmart on it, you're not allowed there anymore. Like period, okay? Um if you do come back, um you're subject to arrest. Okay, even if you're purchasing items, you're still subject to arrest. If you come back to a Walmart and steal, especially in the state of Washington, you'll be arrested for felony burglary instead of getting a ticket for theft in the third degree and then being cut loose. Okay, so that means you go to jail, you face prison time, you face a major fine, all XYZ. So, no more Walmarts, understood? This will be yours. I'll need a just a signature. This is not admitting to guilt, just saying that you understand that you're not allowed at Walmarts. Right here on that X. And are those anything are those two items on the small receipt? They are not on either receipt because they pulled them out of the packaging that had the barcode on it, so I have to go find them. Got you. But they came out of whose pockets? >> They came out of the backpack. They came out of that cart. >> Came out of that cart. And then they're chasing those two items down and getting them. Copy that, sir. Did you want them on separate receipt or added to the large one? Um I mean added to the large one would be great cuz then it just updates the subtotal for me. Not that it's going to make a difference anyway, it's the same charge, but Right. Hash brown. There's that back for you. Cool. So, this is a criminal citation for theft in the third degree. Up here's the Whitman County District Court information, their phone number, their website, all that good stuff. There's no court date on the ticket because they'll reach out to you with your court date, so hopefully that mailing address is a good mailing address, otherwise you're going to miss court and then there'll be a warrant out for your arrest, that's no fun. Again, down here that's the RCW you're being charged with, theft in the third degree cuz it doesn't amount to over $750. Um yeah. Any questions? If you don't hear from the court like it says specifically up here, if you don't hear from them within 15 days, you should definitely give them a call and see when you're supposed to go to court because again warrants aren't very fun. So, there's that for you. Miss Gonzalez, they're having a hard time finding your information in the system. >> bite this? No, perforated edge on the printer is crap. Anyway, if you're okay with it, it's your backpack. It's my backpack. I'm okay with you I just like them to check just to make sure there's nothing else in there they didn't fill out. And everything in there is mine though. It's your backpack. If you say no, it's a no. I said no. Okay, cool. All right, good. There's that back for you. Same thing I told that all the things. No court date up here, website, phone number if you in case you need to contact. Says right here if you don't hear from them within 15 days, let them know um because if you miss court, there'd be a warrant for your arrest and that would be bad. Same same crime, same RCW, theft in the third degree. Up here's all your information, my information, agency information, things like that. And the perforated edges on this side are going to match up with her ticket, so like a symbol of you guys' friendship if you feel like it. Okay. Got that, good to go. All right, you guys' trespass takes effect immediately, so we're going to hang out while you guys bail. Did you have your card? Yeah. All right. Can we just open the door? We're allowed to touch the door? Yep, sure are. You're allowed to walk out the other one too. In the end they were charged with trespass and third degree theft while they await a court hearing. Unlike Gonzalez and her partner, this trio of brat teens believed numbers made them unstoppable and that the odds were in their favor as their plan was airtight. I was taking some and she started assuming that I was like going to steal the stuff from Sephora. And I was like no, you just need to >> [music] >> make sure that they're not making it like seem like we're trying to steal anything. So, you never gave you never took anything. >> Oh, no. There's nothing else. I didn't take anything out. >> put your hands behind your back. So, you with retail theft, um there's called a signing complaints. On the 10th of April, 2025, under the bright sun of Aurora, Colorado, officers received a call from Sephora inside Kohl's. The report was about three bratty teens around 18 who had stuffed a heap of makeup into their bags without paying and were already on the run. When the officers arrived, they found more than just ordinary shoplifters. These teens were unruly, bold, and cocky. And for reasons best known only to them, believed they were untouchable. Sephora and I was going to buy a concealer and then I was opening to try my shade, which is on my hand. And then she was like, "What are you going to take?" And I'm like, "No, I'm not going to take it." So, then she started assuming that I was like going to steal the stuff from Sephora. So, then I went up to one of the workers from there and I gave her the concealer and I was like, "Look, like so you can know I'm not taking anything." And then I just left the store. Okay. Cuz she's like saying that you guys took like necklaces and makeup and No, we we didn't even get through like the actual clothes. >> actually told her and Yeah. She didn't say anything. She didn't say anything. She said she was like, "Sorry about my coworker's actions." And I was like, "No, you just need to make sure that they're not making it like [music] seem like we're trying to steal anything." Yeah. You know? So, that's why I gave her like the concealer back and she took it back. You can even go and ask her. I gave her the concealer and it was like this spray sanitizer thing and I just gave it back to her and she took it back. So, you never gave you never took anything. >> Oh, no. Okay. >> other like we went to an Ulta, but we bought the stuff there and everything. They seen me buy everything. Okay. One of the girls playing the role of an attorney bluntly denied every accusation the store [music] supervisor threw at them. At the moment it seemed that it was almost over and the girls might just walk away scot-free. Karma was seated very close to them and was not going to let the young thieves get away though. Can you stop digging in your bag? She was looking for her phone. Okay, I don't want her digging in her bag. I don't know what's in the car. >> open the door if you want. I don't care. No, I'm just being honest. Like if you want to look All right, I'm not going to go searching through your car, but I don't >> a warrant if you're going to look in my car, but I do not >> Okay, first of all, I'm not going to do the attitude. I'm not going to have her sitting here digging in her bag when I don't know what's in the car. Got it? >> telling you she's >> Great. Okay, I'm telling you I'm telling you I don't care what she's looking for. I don't want her digging in her bag when I don't know what's in the car. So, lose the attitude. Thank you. I'm just like feel like I'm being targeted, but if you want >> you being targeted? Because I asked her to stop digging through her bag? And I told you why she was digging through her bag. >> Okay, and I'm telling you I don't care because I don't know what's in the cart. >> apologize. I'm not giving out It's just the fact that she's like, "Oh, hey." Like, you know, like I understand why. Okay, just tell me I just don't understand. >> Okay, nobody's hurting you. We got called here because you guys were allegedly doing something. That's why we're here. I'm sorry. No, we understand. We understand. Yeah, we understand. These girls were full of confidence, acting like they could talk their way out of anything. But once the officers intensified their questioning, that bravado popped fast, and their smooth act started [music] to fall apart. Did they tell you what's going on? I'm like really confused cuz we went to Sephora and I was getting stuff and like they even gave me a little bag and then after like the a girl like I seen that she was like walking around behind me. So then I went up to her and I was like, "Here, like I'm not going to take this just to make sure it cuz I feel like you're thinking that I'm going to steal it." So I gave it back to her. She was like, "Thank you so much for giving it back to me." And I was like, "Just tell your coworkers to not make it seem to customers that come in making it seem like they're stealing or something cuz they're not going to want to come back. And I gave her the concealer and the little spray back and she just said, "Thank you so much. I'll talk to my coworkers." And she just went back inside. And then we came to the car. So I'm like, "I'm confused. I'm like I don't know. I didn't take anything. I gave it back to her. It was a concealer and a little spray." Was it in Sephora or was it outside of Sephora? >> in Sephora. Yeah, it was in Sephora. We left because we felt like we were just like Yeah, we just left cuz I was like getting It was like I mean Me as like a Mexican girl, she was a white girl, so I felt some type of way cuz she was just walking behind us all the time. And I was like, "Usually when I go to stores like nobody's like looking at what I'm doing." And I was like I told her I was like, "Here, like if you think I'm going to steal the concealer, here's the concealer and here's the spray." And I gave it to her in her hands. And she just walked back out. She was like, "Okay, thank you. I will talk to my coworkers about it." And I was like, "Okay." I think at this point they're just going to check cameras to make sure that the legit. But appreciate you cooperating. No, yeah, it's good. Admittedly, the girls had done a good job covering their tracks, but they had one big problem. Like many other stores, there was video surveillance and it could save them if they were being [music] truthful. Can I talk to you? To me? Yeah. Can you step out with your purse? All right, I'll have you step out here. So I just saw video surveillance. So do you want to tell me what you took? I think they were all this. So here's the thing, like the Kohl's they want to sign complaints for people stealing. So for that stuff that was stolen there. So what am I going to be arrested Um it just depends if you were arrested. Is there anything in your pockets that belongs to Kohl's or Sephora or anything like that? Purse, knives, weapons, anything. 422 23 I just got my vape. Oh, perfect. It's just a little pouch that she just had. It was a little broken. I don't know why I had it in there. Is there anything else in your clothes that I'm going to find or that belongs to I just got my vape and then I don't know where I got my other Are there any other purses that are going to pop up? I think that I just got like a couple things that my friend gave me. What else is in this front right pocket? I got my vape. The vape is right there. I got two vapes. Okay. All right. Is that yours or is it Kohl's? That's mine. It didn't fall off of this? I don't know. Okay, so probably. One of the girls had clearly been caught stuffing items into her bag and there was no talking her way out of it. Meanwhile, her friend sat in the car looking smug, >> [music] >> convinced the officers would wrap things up and let them go. But the cops were just getting started. All right, can you step out so I can talk to you? Yes. All right. So other than you putting that in your bra, what else did you take? All right, I'm going to search you so put your hands right here. Just put your wallet and phone down. Turn around. Okay, I'll pat you down. You don't have anything else. Correct? Okay. How did your friend get that? What? How did she get that when it was in your shirt? She got No, she got one. And you got the other one? Where'd you put the other one at? I'm going to be real with you. I'm being honest. >> Okay, and there's nothing else. There's nothing else. All right, I didn't take anything else. All right, put your hands behind your back. The watch is yours? Huh? The watch is yours? Yeah, you can take your phone. Come to the back. All right, turn this way. All right, spread your feet. What's this? Is that like a vape? I'm just going to put this right here. So other than that, nothing? Nothing I'm not like Not like your friend, we're not going to start fighting like random stuff everywhere? Okay, no, no, find random stuff. Okay. While two of the three girls had already been exposed as seasoned shoplifters, the third might be innocent, but it was left for the officers to uncover. Okay, can you step out? Yes. All right, um pockets? The jewelry? I just have this one. Okay, anything else? >> No, that's it. Okay. All right, put your hands this way. Are they not going to stop All right, spread your feet. There's nothing sharp in your um pants and your pockets. All right. Wait, can I please sit down on the curb, please? So you with retail theft, there's Kohl's deciding complaints. So with that, what we do is you go down to our station, get fingerprint photographed, and you get released on a until you get a court date. Could I um come back for like my stuff? You want to come back for your car? You We're going to get banned from the store. Yeah. In the end, they would charge for retail theft and banned from Kohl's. While Gonzales and her partner were caught trying to lift a few items from Sephora only, these bratty teens took shoplifting to a whole new level, hitting multiple stores like that was their only occupation. Perfect. Well, you came running out of the store. They just stole my stuff out of the Well, sounds like that's a little different, right? Like just be honest. Like here Bring that purse right here. Okay. You did something that was stolen there. On December the 9th, 2023, police were called to a shopping center where three teenage girls turned a petty theft into a multi-store crime [music] spree. What began as a small shoplifting attempt snowballed as their confidence grew with each grab. However, their luck ran out when they faced an unexpected obstacle during their getaway. What's going on? Nothing. We just got our bags here. Well, what just happened? Well, you came running out of the store. No, my daughter My My baby sitter had called me to tell me that my daughter was having a fever. Your daughter's having a fever? I did. I'm going to call her. Is this your car? It's my daughter's car. Whose? Her. Yours? Yes. Do you have your license with you? No, I don't have my license with me. First off, sir, okay, sir, yes, sir. We didn't fight the store, sir. We didn't want to be honest, sir. We were like I I tried to get some stuff out of the store, but then I felt like they were like, "Oh, don't you like She like, "Don't come back here." She like kicked us out of the store. Which store? The store next to Over There. Okay. So did you guys take anything? You didn't even take anything? Yes. No. I don't got nothing. Good, they just stole my stuff out of the City Trends. Well, sounds like that's a little different, right? Yes. Do you have Do you have your Well, I'll have you step out there and we'll talk for a minute, okay? I'm okay. I'm just trying to get the citation right. Do you have your ID with you? No, but you could look me up in the system. Okay. What's your name? Canija, C A N I J. I don't got nothing in my pockets. >> well, while we investigate this, I'll have you step out here with me. You can just leave that there. Do you have any marijuana No, I don't got no smoke earlier? Um earlier before we came here when we were at our hotel, but Okay. I hope I don't go to jail cuz I got to go to my baby. >> I'm going to put you in handcuffs for a minute here, Canija. Am I going to jail? Um as long as you're cool, probably not. Spread your feet out like that for me. Okay. Thanks. Do you have any weapons? No. It wasn't two purses. It was only one purse. It was It wasn't Are you guys going to jail? As the investigation continued, the girls tried playing nice hoping to win over the officers. However, their charm didn't work. They were unusually cooperative and were even making confessions, but it soon became clear that this was only the tip of the iceberg. When you're done with her, will you check her? Sir, I don't have no problem with you checking me. There's no problem with you checking me. >> Okay. I just want to get this over with. I got you. You guys all from here? No, I'm not even from here. I'm supposed to be driving back home so I can get my baby from my baby sitter. We from Michigan. >> You're from Michigan? We're not even from here. We were just going to leave. I was going to go back to the hotel and change my clothes, my clothes that I already brought with me. >> Did you guys see me parked earlier over there? No, I wasn't driving. I didn't even see you parked earlier. Uh is your ID in here at all? No, but I have a picture I have a picture of my >> Like a paper ID or anything? Yeah. Are we going to jail? Probably not. Do you have anything on you? No. Under here? Yeah. Yeah, I have a shirt. There's nothing in it. Spread your feet apart. Come on out, young lady. Okay. Right here? I'm right here. Right here? Bring that purse with you. Okay. What's your name? You know what my name is. Hold on. Let me give you the stuff that was stolen there. I'm Y'all I'm sorry. Y'all didn't even have no business there. And I could have really just bought the stuff. Then why did you take it? Huh? Then why? Cuz sir, I just really I wanted that purse for my kid. Huh? Is that the car key? Yeah, this is our key. Okay. We just need You have anything else in your pocket? No, that was just all the stuff. That was just it. How old are you? You said how old am I? Yeah. I'm I'm 19. You're 19? Okay. Yes, sir. I really did it. Come on back here. Listen, I'm going to just have you have a seat in my car, all right? I'm not going to put you in handcuffs, but we're we're going to You're not going to be free to leave, okay? >> Okay. So, this car right here for me. Oh my god. This car right here for What's your name, young lady? Huh? What's your name? My name Deonna. Deonna or Jayonna? >> Jayonna. Jayonna? Okay. Jayonna, just sit tight for me. I'm going to close the door so I can get this back to the store, okay? With nowhere left to turn [music] and no excuses to shield them, they expressed their regret, but by then it was far too late. They had banked on the fact that being teenagers entitled them to some special privileges, but unfortunately for them, the law worked a little differently from what they had imagined. Hey ma'am, come on out for me real quick. I'm going to have you searched by a female officer, but before that happens, can you turn around and put your hands on your back for me? Put your hands behind your back for me. And I'm going to put you in handcuffs, it doesn't mean that you're going to jail. Okay. Will you search her for me here in front? I really We really had no business doing that. It was like I really like I feel like it was just It was just a dumb idea and I'll never like I'll never try to do it again. You're not going anywhere. She's going to search you. We just need to turn around. >> Okay. Spread your feet. Eventually, a search of their vehicle [music] uncovered far more than expected. What started as a simple shoplifting case had escalated into something far more serious than it initially seemed. Okay.
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