from dealing with this lying openly racist Karen who was officers after getting caught shoplifting. >> I already paid for my food. I hate when white people white supremists do this. Y supreme. >> Stop. >> I did not kick nothing. And if you bear false witness on me, you're going to have a judgment day, too. >> To arresting a plus-sized Karen who seemed to think her size gave her a free pass to bully officers after her shoplifting scheme fell apart. >> Get off of me. Go ahead. Go ahead. You're off. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT. MY HAND. >> STOP. YO, >> STOP. >> LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> Here are several intense moments when psycho shoplifterss attack cops and get humiliated. Starting with Ashley, a psychotic Karen who attacked a cop after he surprised her when she was caught stealing. >> Nobody can make you pay for the things, but the thing is if you walk out of the store and they and you have them on you, it would technically be theft. >> I'll I'll pay for them. >> You Ashley, no. >> Are you >> Are you insane? >> I don't want to go to jail. On November the 23rd, 2023, officers were called after a Walmart employee spotted a Karen trying to walk out with merchandise like the store was some kind of pick whatever you want. Then it was already brazen, but it was nothing compared to the string of awful decisions she started making the moment she realized she was cornered. >> I tried two bras on and they were too small for me. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> The ones you have on now, we found the bag store in the room. >> Oh, >> so I guess you're going to have to pay for them, right? This is my bra. So >> you want me to pay for two bras that don't fit me? >> You walked out the dress with the pink and a black bra you went in the bathroom. Now you coming out the bathroom with a different set of bras on. >> I have a black one. >> Yeah, we can't. >> The concern is that you're using the item you're not paying for it. That's That's the concern, right? >> Apparently, whatever. You know what? I'll pay give me a large and I'll pay for it. Come here. >> So, what So, what happened there? You You obviously went in there and they weren't to your liking, right? >> Yeah. And they were too big. Okay. >> They're I'm sorry. They were too small. They were medium. They were too small. >> Okay. And so, >> and I brought out the shirts and I got one shirt that I'm buying. >> Okay. Was it like a variety pack or was it a >> It was just a a a black and pink and green one I think it was. >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Are you uh live in any particular address now? >> I I don't. I'm just >> homeless currently. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm just saying. >> Do you know? Okay. >> What about Harbor? Have you tried St. Harvard? >> Um I actually talked to Officer Pony about um doing 10 city. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He's the guy to stay in contact with. Okay. >> Yes, sir. All right. >> I'm Nobody can make you pay for the things, but the thing is if you walk out of the store and they and you have them on you, it would technically be theft. >> I'll I'll pay for them, but I'm going to return them because they're not going to fit me. >> Well, that's the thing. Their concern is that you have them on you somewhere or you left them somewhere, maybe in the bathroom. So, we're just making sure >> there's no brush in here. >> Okay. >> Well, let's show Let's show Hey. Um, she doesn't have them in her purse, >> so I I don't >> Is it the black one that you have on? Black one she has on? >> Okay. Where's the Do you have the Do you have the pink one? >> No, I don't. >> To prevent this whole >> I don't have the pink one. They didn't fit me. >> Okay. Did you leave them in the dressing room? >> I brought them back out. >> And where did you put them? I set them on the counter and then the lady asked me where they were and I gave them to her along with the other short or the pair of pants. Okay. >> And the um shirt in the sweatshirt. >> Okay. All right. So, you don't you don't need them then? >> No. I I mean I How much are they? >> You think they're like $25? No, I don't. >> I have. This is crazy. >> Well, we're just trying to understand for two rides. >> She was already rattled by the failed shoplifting attempt, but the way she reacted to the price of some of the merchandise made one thing clear. This Saturday afternoon was about to get a lot more interesting. >> Give me a large. >> No. No. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. No. No. Ashley. Ashley. Ashley. This pisses me off. >> I know. This isn't This isn't I'm trying to work with you. I'm on your side. I'm trying to understand the full story. My My >> The thing is that lady was rude to me. >> Okay. Which which lady? >> The black lady. >> Okay. Which >> And then rude to me and then treat me like I'm a piece of >> Listen. And then 800 me when I >> Just show me where they even need the >> Just show me where you put them and we'll work it out. >> I gave them to her. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Well, then if you're good, >> you know what? I'll pay for the $21 bras, but I'm going to return them cuz I can't afford. >> You don't need to pay for something that you didn't buy, but were they were concerned because they thought you might be wearing it in after them. That's all. >> Okay, >> that's all. And if you're not, you're not. But if you are, they just want the product back. >> Where am I? >> That's all to prevent the whole theft. >> No, no, no, no. Ashley, don't do that. Actually, don't think don't >> I'm just saying like there's I know I'm in public. >> That That's a concern. That was the only concern. Okay. You don't got to get all upset. >> No, I am upset because I'm trying to grocery shop and I'm trying to get back home. >> Well, we can help you get back home. >> I I just picture the car. Excuse me. >> Close. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Ashley, would you happen to have this in your purse by chance or >> Oh, what's your phone? >> You're not wearing those? >> You found it. Okay. So, Ashley, listen. Listen, listen. Ashley, >> you're not wearing Is that the >> No, ma'am. I just got these from the dollar store. >> Okay, Ashley, the bra we were talking about is right there. >> So, you did have it at some point and put it in the bathroom. Okay, so >> it's not on me. >> I paid for it. >> You want to trespass? >> Yeah. >> Let's go to the front. >> All right, grab your bag. >> I can get my I can cookies. I can get food now. I can get pads. Do you want to sign your trespass form? No. >> Okay. Your trespass permanently. >> The situation had already swung in her favor and she was free to walk away. But true to form, Ashley couldn't resist the desire to show exactly who she really was. >> Ashley. No. >> Are you >> Are you insane? Are you insane? >> Are you insane? I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> You don't push a cop. You don't PUSH A >> I DIDN'T >> YOU DON'T PUSH A COP. >> I didn't. >> You don't do that, >> sir. I didn't. >> Well, you did. And now look what happens. >> Hey, there's my nails, too. >> I didn't anything. >> Stop. >> Sir, I didn't push you. Yeah, >> Angela. Angela. >> No, that was mine. I bought yesterday. >> 880 Echo. >> Yeah, I just bought it yesterday. >> Sir, I'm not trying to run away from you. Please stop. She sat there and lied and then one she >> Nobody lied. >> She did. I didn't get in her face. >> And I didn't push you. >> You did push me. >> No, I moved. >> You pushed me. Now stop. >> Could have all been prevented. Sir, I didn't touch her. I promise you I didn't touch her. I told you she was a racist. >> So, you told us that you didn't put this, but meanwhile, you had it on your purse. So, we're going to charge her for this and we're going to charge you for that. >> The sports bra that is underneath that one. >> And we're going to rewind the footage to see if you if you took the mascara. Now, I want you to yell. I just want you to hear. Don't yell. Which mascara? That's my mascara, Mom. Okay. Well, we're going to make sure yours. >> We're going to rewind it. I asked you if you took my nails. Then where's my card? You said no. There they are all over the ground with the blue. >> No, those are mine. I did that on my hands. >> Stop talking. >> No, you stop lying. They're on my hands. >> I know. Cuz you blew them. >> No, I didn't. I profit. I GOT IT FOR $5 AT THE FIVE BELOW. >> OH, you paid the three now earlier. So, make it make sense. >> I didn't I didn't say anything. No, I did not. No, I did not. >> I got them for $5 at Five Below yesterday. >> So, listen. Just find out. I'm going to rewind to make sure that the mascara isn't from here. But either way, I'm going to try to get the sports bra cuz you're still wearing the >> mine, the black one that goes with the pink one cuz it's they said. >> Okay. So, I can't wear two bras. First bras. We found the pink one. But you got >> I don't care if you found the pink one. I didn't steal your bra. >> Are you Are you wearing one of the bras that was from the pack? Okay. It's this thick. It's the thicker one, right? Okay. >> Thank you for being >> a clean bra. >> Understandable. But you had money in your in your wallet. >> I know, but I was for a room so I could take a shower. >> Okay. But if you need that stuff, you need to go to the Salvation Army across the street, right? >> I don't know. >> They will help you. >> To the officers, she seemed sorry for everything she had done. But with someone as unhinged as she was, tears don't always mean remorse. Sometimes they were a cover for something far more insane. >> Don, so please take me to jail. I just want you to take me to jail. >> Not yet. I can't cuz I'm still doing my job. >> I've been nice to you up to this point, >> officer. And I apologize to you. And I told you I didn't mean to do that. Understandable, but it's already said and done, okay? So, calm down, please. >> It's already said and done. Please take >> Ashley. Ashley, are you crazy? >> GET ME OUT OF HERE. >> ASHLEY, stop it. >> Let me out. >> Settle down. >> I don't want to go. >> All right. >> I just want to go home. >> Okay, then. Sit down and we'll take you. >> No, you're not taking me home. >> You just told me you weren't taking me home. >> I just said we're taking you to jail. Just chill out for a minute. I don't want to go to jail. I want to go home and lay down with my medication. Ma'am, if you do that again, it's not going to help you at all. >> Just relax. >> Nothing is helping this. I get her or we'll load her. I'll bring this. >> You want your charges to keep racking up? You cannot do that >> because I'm speaking up for myself. >> No, because you're trying to escape and you're under arrest. >> I'm not escaping. I'm asking you to please just take me so I can get the out. >> But they still have a job to do. >> I've never been to jail. What do you mean relax? >> Okay. Well, you got to calm down. >> Can I hit my bait, please? >> Will it help you chill? >> No, my vape. No, my vape is on the It's on. Can you please don't forget my sweatshirt? Ah, >> are you going to chill out? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Can we give it to my boyfriend, please, for the heat? >> Who is your boyfriend? >> We're going to make sure you get what you need. Okay. Just try to chill for a minute. All right. Just try to chill. >> I'm going to chill on sitting in jail all weekend. >> Well, today is late Saturday. probably be sometime Monday. Okay. >> Just keep everything minor. Everything's minor right now. Really? >> Please just let >> they may have a a judge available. >> Yeah. Yeah. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe tomorrow. >> Just let me go. I promise you I didn't. >> I'm going to close the door. Okay. >> Eventually, she was charged with battery on an officer, petty theft, and disorderly conduct. Ashley was wild, just like this next Karen, who quickly found out that a failed shoplifting stunt followed by taking a swing at the officers was a kind of mistake that turned a simple misdemeanor into a felony. >> I have a receipt, sir. >> I'm out here so >> I have a receipt. I pay for my phone. >> And then put on me ANYWAY CUZ I'M BLAST. >> BREAK MY ARM. PUNCH ME LIKE THAT. >> STOP. You could just stay on the ground. On August the 23rd, 2025, officers intercepted an aisle bandit just as she was about to make her grand getaway. The sudden collapse of her nearly successful scheme quickly turned the moment extremely serious, forcing more officers to swarm in and try to contain the madness before it spiraled any further. >> Here, come here. >> Can you send us that Britain? We're going to have that girl. She's walking on the bus. >> Sir, >> come out here so we can talk. Okay, come out here. >> I'm not sucking that. They humiliating me. Please don't do this. >> I'm not doing no activities for food no more. >> Listen, can you just come out here? >> I already paid for my food. >> Just come out here so we can talk. >> They're not going to keep punching on me, sir. I'm sitting right here. I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm not going to keep going through this. They keep calling the police, putting me out in the streets. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't pay the law. He's not about to keep taking food from me and giving me eggs. >> That if you paid for it, THAT'S NOT GETTING OFF THE BUS. The bus came. >> No, we have to talk to you outside of the bus. >> I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU. I ALREADY been battered. I got better women. Citra, >> dear, listen. I This is going to go two ways. You're going to get off the bus willingly. I'm going to put you in handcuffs and I'm going to force you off the bus. >> Why do I have to get off the bus? Go through the rest of me. >> We're trying to investigate something. >> Well, I just told you I pay for my food >> and then you'll put handcuffs on ME ANYWAY CUZ I'M BLACK. >> THAT'S NOT TRUE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO DO IT. You go out there. got a receipt. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. >> You're okay. Come out here. >> All right. You said you got a receipt. >> Can you show me it? >> Where's your receipt? >> I'm moving fast. I I paid for my food. >> Okay. >> They sometimes give us a receipt. I I I got everything in the bag. >> Okay. So, where's the receipt? You said you have one. >> I know that I have one. You just I don't know if I left on the bus and I sat down. I just got off like y'all told me to get off. >> I got you. >> I don't know if I dropped anything. I'm not I'm just scared. They keep doing this. >> I'm swearing and yelling, but every time I go to sleep, it's like they want me to stay up on drugs and every the people in that building. I go to sleep. >> What building? >> The number building. They called the police on me earlier and I don't got nowhere. >> We weren't out here with you earlier. Okay. >> They keep trying to make me go to jail. I'M TIRED. I'M TIRED OF GOING to jail and they keep spending my social security income. >> Okay. All right. That you just we're just trying to >> I went to the store. I paid for my food. I got my ID, my federal ID to get on the aircraft. I can't get on the aircraft because every time I go to the ATM, it say the funds are not available or or it won't say the uh blanket total amount on my card. But I swipe it in with the magnetic strip to pay for my food. I got $950 stolen from me. >> The man always let me come in and spend what I need. I keep there >> at the dollar. >> Yeah. But I'm not I'm not going to do derogatory things to get food. So I give them what I give them and I leave out the store. My back my receipt probably was on the bus or when I >> So how about how about we do this, dear? How about you just get in the back of our car? Um >> can you take me to the shelter? Look, look. We're going to go. We're all three of us. >> Look, because he's going to give you hearay and then I'm going to go to jail because y'all always put me in jail cuz I talk to y'all. If I don't talk to y'all, y'all don't put me in jail. >> We're just trying to investigate. So, >> I already He's They are womanizers. >> Well, listen. If you >> They get jobs and they womanize people. They make us do the stupidest. >> We just We have to hear both sides of the story. They just did this at the building with me with the police uniform. >> I was going to say we weren't out there so we don't know that. >> I'm not going to keep going through this. It's like y say face your fears. Go back to your baby dad and punch your eye. Y'all just LET A MILITARY SERVANT PUNCH ME ON THE CHAPEL STAIRS. I don't want to keep talking to them. Every time I put a wig on, they do this. >> Are you going to get in our car or not? You told me to get off the bus when I was going to my house. >> Yes, but now we have to go to the Dollar General and a vegetable. >> You know what I'm going to do? So, they don't want me to eat and get flood. Just take it to him and tell him for me as a woman and like if I was your mom, she's not sucking for groceries anymore. >> In no time, she went from claiming she had a receipt to suddenly not knowing where it was. The officers could tell that she was trying to stall and derail the situation, so they attempted to detain her while they properly investigated the matter. But they would soon come to understand that she had been waiting for this moment for a very long time. >> Please. >> Okay. No, I'm not. What did I say wrong? I was being truthful. What did I say? I'll get in the car. I'll do whatever you say again. >> No, please tell me. Look, can I say put your hands back? Every time y'all do this. EVERY TIME Y'ALL LIE Y'ALL ME. EVERY TIME. WHY DO Y'ALL do this? And I trust y'all TO PROTECT ME AND MY KIDS. And then y'all traffic my kids in that building. >> See how you looking? If they do this to you. >> Look at what? >> I'm not nothing to you. Right. After I suck. I'm nothing for groceries. >> I didn't say anything like that. >> Now you putting your 24 karat gold on my arms. I want to sit here and say a prayer. You need to pray for me before you put me in inside of my See how you talked to me. This what they just did to me and I gave you my voice. >> I gave you my voice like I gave you my in my mouth. >> About to catch another charge. >> How am I catching any charge when I'm doing everything you told me to do? You told me to get off the bus, sir. Don't This is what they do. They people they traffic us. They traffic us and THEY USE YOUR UNIFORM TO PUT ME IN JAIL AND DO IT TO ANOTHER PERSON. >> IS THERE A unit with a rap? >> Why aren't you listening to me like I'm your sister? You >> Well, now now you just caught exercise. >> I didn't CATCH NO CHARGE. YOU GOT HANDCUFFS ON ME. You me I go to ANOTHER COUNTRY, YOU CUT my hands off. YOU DO THE SAME STUFF all the time. Isa, I swear to God if they traveling you and these your cops and they putting their hands on me, this is trafficking with stylist handcuffs. You about to take me where I'm in a little room and ain't nobody touching me no more. Right. >> You about to do THE ST. THOMAS. YOU ABOUT TO PUT me in A LITTLE ROOM WHERE AIN'T no involved. Now you got the evidence that I'm a prostitute. >> Can I Can I talk? >> I'm talking but you ain't hearing me. I am hearing you. >> Like if I'm telling the preacher, "Pray for me." They pray for me. >> Y'all try to me and y'all not even respectful to me. >> WHY DO Y'ALL HAVE THAT WHITE PRANK FOR ME? >> I hate when white people white supremacist do this. Y >> break my arm. Punch me like they do. I throw a suck on >> now. You could just stay on the ground. >> Don't you do that. >> You too. You a my DNA. You a uniform Dallas. You a from California. You are a bat. They paid me $100 to have with um a drut. I hate this. I hate brown [ __ ] I hate brown suckers. I hate [ __ ] So everything Russia, you see what they do about that? After they give me money, after they give my social security number, look how you hurt me. >> She did >> for me in a different way. >> Well, that's extra. >> They want me to value myself. That's all right. I'm suing you for putting your body skin to skin on me for my partner in the face. >> I'm getting a civil rights attorney. That ain't Holly Miller. Judge, not this judge Brown. All right. H Judge Judy. Look how he pressing my ear. They in a different way. They already got away with it now. I want to eat. I hate y'all. I'm telling you now. >> You can hate me all you want. >> And the military going to take your badge and your uniform. YOU PUTTING YOUR HANDS ON ME. Your sweat is mixed in with mine. And I don't want y'all to touch me. This is how y'all assassinate people. >> At every turn she tried to play the victim card. This showed several things about her, but most importantly, it was easy to tell that this was not her first rodeo. But for special psychotic cases like hers, the officers also have special arrangements suited for the occasion. >> Cuz I'm brown. You feel you can do the restraint, the berea, take my claims, rage integrity, and leave me out here broke. >> She didn't hurt anybody. >> We just need to hold her down till we get the rap. She started kicking off. >> I didn't kick nobody. They are being false witness >> and y'all hurt me. >> Yeah. Get off short. >> And I supposed to trust the hospital. >> You're a girl. >> Look how they hurting me. Jesus. Uh oh. >> You guys have this in heaven. >> Give us this day. >> No, they took it out apparently. >> For our give our covenant. >> Who is the rap? >> The power, the glory. Amen. Yeah, I know. She just started fighting by the P O L I C E unicorn people. >> You see how they They say they me that I'm Africanamean. I'm a black American academic writer. I'm not a good >> This is what traffic got away with. >> Hey point down just a little bit. There you go. That's good. >> See the black body bag. I smoked up what they gave me for psychiatric treatment and look how they doing me. >> LOOK HOW THEY DOING ME. I WILL NEVER TRUST ANOTHER HUMAN BEING. Never again, Lord. Never again. There will never be another police unit. All this is going to be extinct like salmon. I'm telling you, never again. Look what they doing to me. Like I'm a dog. >> Like I'm a dog. cuz I brought CROSSBEAT AND I DIDN'T WANT egg from me. Do anything for y'all to for royal relief. Never again. >> Never again. Never. >> I can't even read a Bible no more. They took my Bible. >> THEY TOOK EVERYTHING FROM ME. THEY CAN'T STEAL IT FROM ME. >> I'll never trust y'all ever again. And my kids will be getting escorted out Ohio. All of them on everything I WROTE IN THAT SUITCASE >> FROM Y'ALL. Y'ALL THE AKRAN Police Department with the barb and tree service. Oh, blood in the grooves. >> Never again. Ner diamonds. Never again. Never. I get no love, no respect. I'M NOT CHERISHED BY THIS CITY. I'M NOT CHERISHED BY THIS STATE. They didn't even arrest your man on the highway. Look what they doing to me. CUZ I WANT IT. I'M FULL OF ME LIAR. I'm done being y'all tester, y'all dancer, y'all stripper. Y'all took my holy Bible from me. I don't trust y'all and y'all never going to have a job. I'm telling you, I have a dream like Martin Luther King. Y'all don't have no police department no more for this. They didn't arrest me long as I'm drinking and sitting down. But the moment I wanted to eat and feel myself and nourish myself and take care of myself, now I'm tied down with with all this. I have no identity. They stole my enterprise, my business, everything, my car, my license, and they get to work at places like this. And they innocent always, even when they wrong. I got to go in confinement. I'm innocent until proven guilty. >> Reports later revealed that she stole a bag filled with cereal and other items valued at around $45. In the end, she was charged with theft, resisting arrest, and a on an officer. Next up is a psychotic shoplifting Karen who found out a little too late that charging at officers like a raging bull wasn't going to make her arrest magically disappear. >> The door, please. >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT, my >> yo. Get up. >> Stop. >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. THIS ONE. >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. >> Put the leg inside. Put your leg inside. >> Show me my stuff. >> On the 15th of September 2025, police in Pensa, New Jersey were called to Wawa after a fight broke out between a customer and an employee. By the time officers moved in to detain the suspect, the situation had already hit a boiling point, leaving no room for talk, only deliberate action. >> Excuse me, sir. Everybody needs to go outside. Yo, back up. Back up. Yo, let's go. Back up. Back up. >> Go, >> bro. Bro, get off of me. Get off of me. >> Get off me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. >> Yo, this girl, bro, I'm going to piss right in this [ __ ] bro. Bro, I need to fix my phone. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch Don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. Stop touching me. STOP TOUCHING ME. I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE TOUCHING ME. >> I'M BRING THE CAR. >> STOP touching me. >> Can you leave the door open, please? Can you leave THE DOOR? >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT. MY [ __ ] STOP. >> YO. YO. >> STOP. >> LET'S GO. >> STOP. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. LET'S GO. >> YO, BRO. STOP. That hurts. Get up. >> Yo, get the off. >> LET'S GO. >> YO, STOP. STOP. >> Get up. >> Stop. >> GET UP. >> STOP. PLEASE >> GET UP THEN. >> STOP. LET ME GO. >> ARE YOU GOING TO GET UP? >> Let me go. HOW THE GET UP, BRO. >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S GO. >> STOP. MY PEOPLE touch me. >> Okay, then sit up. Let's go. >> LET ME GO. >> Sit up then. >> LET ME GO. >> SIT UP THEN. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. YO, >> LISTEN. >> Y'ALL WEIRD. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. >> Y'all weird. >> SIT UP. >> NO. DON'T TALK TO ME NOW. >> SIT UP. >> I'ming here. >> Sit up. Let's go. >> Yo, >> let's go. >> Yo, bro, THAT'S WEIRD. >> STOP. PLEASE STOP to pick her up. >> Bro, THAT HURT. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> 1 2 3 go. Help me. >> Yo, bro. No, bro. That weird. That [ __ ] weird, bro. Stop. Help. Stop. Yo, that is weird. >> Watch your head. Hold on. Watch your head. >> Yo, that can get up because >> Are you going to get up? >> Yo, no. Just let me get up. >> Okay, then get up. Get up. But you're not getting up. >> Let me get up. Let me get up. Let me get up. >> Go on to your side. your other side. There you go. There you go. >> There you go. >> Oh my god, bro. I'm suing this everybody, y'all. I swear to God. >> Let's go. >> I'm suing everybody. >> Yo, my >> Let's go. >> No, bro. Grab my phone. Grab my phone. >> No. No. I need it now. My cigarettes, my phone, my money, everything. Please. Please, bro. Please. My phone in there. My >> It's cigarette. My buddy, BRO. GET MY CAB KEYS, BRO. TAKE MY CAB, BRO. >> You going to stand up? >> Yo, >> stand up. Go. >> Take my cab. Stay away. >> Go get it. Go get it. Please go get it. >> Stand up. >> Please. >> You can have it, bro. Take my >> You're telling me to have it. >> Take my >> Walk back. Walk back. >> No. In the store. My phone. My cigarettes in there. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> Sit down. Sit down. Put your feet in, please. NO, I CAN'T. WAIT, I'M TRYING. STOP TOUCHING ME. I HATE WHEN PEOPLE TOUCH ME. >> You got to understand. You're under arrest. >> Take it off. I put it in my arm. >> You're under arrest, man. >> No, bro. No. I'm telling you to take this off my arm. Yo, >> come on. >> Bro, look. What the Yo, come on. >> Hold on. Wait, bro. You got to take this off. >> Listen. Look. There you go. Oh my god. No. This is not cool. Go get my phone. Let me SEE YOU GET MY PHONE. >> GET MY PHONE. YOUR >> PHONE IS IN THE CAR. >> LET ME SEE. Let me see. >> He's going to show you right there. >> Let me see. >> He's going to show you right there. >> Let me see. >> Your phone and your keys. >> Let me see my keys. >> Your keys are in here. >> Let me see. >> Get in the car already. I showed you all your stuff. I'm not showing you again. I showed you your stuff. >> Where's my phone? My lid. AND MY CAMERA'S NOT IN THE HALL. So is blind. >> The officers got her right where they thought they wanted her. But they soon realized that that was the easy part. Sometimes the playing field didn't matter when the unhinged decided to do exactly what their own twisted mental board of directors was craving. >> Brace my keys. Brace my leg. GO AHEAD. BREAK MY LEG. BRACE MY KEYS. >> WHERE'S MY KEYS? >> YO, STOP. NO, BRO. STOP. YOU CHOKING ME. I'M NOT TALKING. GO GET MY KEYS. >> Keys are inside. >> GO GET MY KEYS. STOP. YOU STOP. >> Stop leg. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Did she drop anything else in here? >> All right. Cool. >> Nothing else. Watch out, bro. >> Give me my stuff. >> You good? You good? >> Just back up. >> Please. Yo, give me my stuff. Please give me my stuff. Your stuff is in the front. >> GIVE ME MY STUFF. >> NO, IT'S NOT. HE JUST GOT MY SHOES. >> YEAH, I GOT YOU. >> NO. STOP. LET GO. MY ARMY HURTING MY BLEEDING, BRO. >> GIVE ME MY SHIRT. >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE THEN. >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. >> Put them inside. Put your leg inside. >> SHOW ME MY STUFF. >> I ALREADY SHOWED YOU STUFF. >> SHOW ME MY SHOES. >> I NEED MY KEYS. >> STOP. MY PHONE. >> YOU ARE already under arrest. STOP. >> THAT DOESN'T mean you keep my >> Your is in a front. >> Let me see. That's it. >> I showed you already. >> Did you just show me my shoes? It takes two seconds. Show me. >> Did you not see your phone and keys already? >> Let me see. >> I'm not I'm not showing you again. Put your foot inside. >> Show me my phone. >> It's in there. >> Please. I promise you on MY SON. I TOLD HIM TO MY SON. I WAS GOING TO LEAVE. >> Put your foot inside. >> Yo, >> that's it. Let's go. >> Put your foot inside. Let's go. >> Where's my key? Where's my cigarette? >> Your cigarette. your phone. >> And where's my key? Let me see. Let me see the key. That's not my car. That's my boss stuff. Please. >> See, you don't have my key. >> You don't have my key. Check if it's in my pocket. >> What does your key look like? >> It's a small key. It's green. You You're going to see the green. >> Is it in your pocket? I'm going to check. >> Check. Please. Just check. See if it's my pants pocket. I need that key, bro. >> Where's your other pocket? >> It's in the store. Please get my key. Please get my key. Please. Oh my god. >> You You know you making this more. >> NO, I'M NOT. HOW? I work all day every day for my money for the boy people TO BE TALKING TO ME CRAZY. >> NO. >> That is weird. >> Mama, listen. >> No. >> You need to understand that you are under arrest. >> What the Okay, >> that's weird as hell. That's all I can do is work. >> Stop making this more difficult than what it has to be. Put your foot inside. >> Yo, that is weird, bro. That is weird. Put your foot inside. >> That's all she had to DO WAS GIVE ME BACK MY MONEY. My key not in there. >> Put your foot inside. >> Wait. Check. Check. >> Put your foot in the vehicle. >> I'm about to go inside and check. But you're uh I checked in there. They can't find your keys. >> Yo, see that's for me. That's the Bro, >> can you put your footage? >> Check parking. >> I already checked. >> Check. Please. Y'all, they're going to do some P. >> All right, cool. >> Can you take Can you take the ster? >> Okay. What hurts? Tell me what hurts. >> My My shoulder and my wrist. >> Your shoulders? Your shoulder and your wrist. >> What are you thinking? >> Listen, once EMS comes, let me explain to you what's going what's going to happen. Once EMS comes, if you decide that you want to go to the hospital, we are going to assist you going to the hospital because you are still placed under arrest. Now >> it's both. >> The cuffs will not come off. >> They're not coming off. >> Put them somewhere else or like make them cuz >> what I can do is put another pair of cuffs, but that's not up to me. >> Please. >> Okay. Listen, I can put another set and loosen them. That's all I can do. But you're going to stay in handcuffs. >> Okay. I'm telling you, it's just hurt. >> Okay, that's fine. >> That's all I'm telling you. >> Okay. So, is would that be sufficient? They're going to put another pair of cuss so it kind of spaces it out a little bit so your shoulders aren't um back like that. >> It's not just my It's my wrist and my >> Okay. Well, well, like I say, nothing going to be to do about your wrist. It's a temporary restraining device that it's it's not going to be comfortable. And if you're under arrest, that that that's how that works. They're not they're not going to take the comfort. Do you understand that? >> I understand what you're telling me. >> With the new development, it looked like she found religion. Or perhaps there was enough cardio for the day. But either way, the officers knew too well not to buy into her sudden humility. Chances were that she was just gearing up for her next big stunt. >> Or do you want to go to the hospital and have them x-ray your shoulder and all that? >> I think my is broke. >> Well, I I can tell you I'm pretty sure your shirt is not broke. Would you let the officer space those handcuffs out? See if that is any relief for you. >> Hey, hang on. >> I'm going to take off this left hand. Relax. Which shoulder is it? >> Which shoulder is it? >> It's this one. >> Your right hand. >> All right. So, he's taking the left one off. >> I'm taking the left one out. All right. >> My wrist hurts, >> man. You got to relax. Relax. I'm trying to take it off. Can you put the light on the on the cuff? >> Yo. >> All right. >> Relax. >> Jesus. Oh, that's >> so good in the hospital. >> Dad's official for right now. >> So, do you want to go to the hospital now? >> Listen, he's going to check you. Make sure you don't got no weapons. The only thing that's going to stay on your purses is your cash. Okay. >> Everything in your pocket, you guys. >> What you say? >> You got your keys, you got your phone, you got everything on you. >> That's said to take her somewhere specific. >> Cooper, >> I got it. Don't push my >> I took a personal step, but make sure nothing else is missed. I left. My bad. Make sure I didn't leave nothing else in uh >> eventually the suspect was charged with aggravated battery, battery on an officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage to property. The last psychotic shoplifter was definitely chaotic, just like the next one whose dumb and aggressive approach turned what could have been a simple situation into a felony. >> Fight me? Are youing crazy? You tried running twice. >> You were fighting me. >> I don't have to do me like this. So, I'm being attacked for that. >> Probably. >> This is serious. >> Don't fight with the police. >> On the last day of January 2025, officers from the Oaklorn Police Department were dispatched to the area after a woman and her male partner had just wrapped up a shopping trip. But it didn't take long to realize that the two had been involved in a lot more than simply pushing a cart through the aisles. Go ahead. Step off. >> Fight me. Are youing crazy? Can you hear me? >> 351. Nobody else needed a white castle. Everyone else wants to take that car. >> Nobody else. >> You tried running twice. >> You were fighting me. Now I have to do me like this. Um, use your friend. >> Okay, you still made a mistake. Step over here. >> We're looking for this. >> What's your name? >> Charles Young. >> Charles Young. >> Got it. Thank you. >> Your name. >> Right here. Right here. What's your name? >> Listen, stop playing games. What's your name? >> Around. We're going to figure it out one way or another. Walgreens. Get them fresh. >> You can tell us or we'll take your fingerprints and figure it out. You want to make it easy, tell us right now. We're [ __ ] around. >> Going down. >> What is your name? >> Whatever. We'll get your fingerprints. That's fine. We have a female officer on duty. Are you female or male? Would you identify as female or male? I'll search you myself if you don't want to tell us. >> Hey, listen to me. I got here late, okay? It's You're in custody. That's not changing. >> Make this easier for us and we'll make it easier for you. You understand that? Now I'm going to ask you again. What is your name? >> The right to remain sexy. >> Not about your name. You don't. >> You have the right to not self incriminate. It has nothing to do with your name. My head over there. What is What do you need? You take your own photos, >> I guess. So, >> um, I got a seat. Are you good? You heated? You want to step out? >> No, I'm good. >> What do you need over there? You need to show up. >> Just show up. >> You all right? >> I'm fine. Just going down. >> You fight, too? You good? Yeah, I'm fine. I'm going down. >> Everybody fine? All right. Fighter real quick. You're right here. Start moving. >> Stop. Stop. My phone. >> We'll figure that out later. >> Central 392. Send a female over there, please. You had it on you on your bag or you >> Oh, that would have been bad. >> Stop reaching. Take that out, man. That's pepper. >> Yeah, I know. >> I was trying not to. >> I know. I got you. Huh? >> Well, now >> what do you think? >> What do you think so far? >> Retail. >> Probably felony retail. >> Aggravated battery resistance. >> Hey, what kind of car was it? >> Uh, it was it was white. I I gave out the plate when I first saw it. It was a white sedan. >> It was a male male black driver. While officers were regrouping and starting a focused search for her accomplice who would use the earlier distraction to slip away, the suspect suddenly pulled another damage control stunt. >> Am I being shot today? >> I'm not talking to you right now. Do not remind you. >> I'm being charged for that. >> Huh? I'm being charged for this 588. One thing at a time, huh? >> Come on over here. >> Your knee hurts. You can stay right here. >> Or you can sit on the curb. Which one you want to do? >> Huh? >> Huh? >> You want to lean here? You want to stay on the curb? >> You lean here. All right, fine. We'll leave here. What all I'm being charged for? >> I don't know. We'll figure that out. >> Huh? >> What do you care? You know the game, right? You've been arrested before. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> You arrest. >> Do you know the game? >> Yeah. >> All right. Let's stop worrying about it. see how much is. >> So, what I'm being charged for? >> I don't know yet. We ain't got that for. >> You going to go and get that from the police station? >> I don't know. >> Can you call Matt? >> Call who? Who's that? The guy that took off? >> No. >> Hey, my phone. Where my phone at? >> I don't know. Where my phone at? >> I don't know. >> Where my phone at? >> I don't know. Why would I know? >> Where's my phone at? Please tell me where my phone is at. >> But now you're starting to kind of aggravate me cuz I told you to stop moving. We've told you a couple of times, right? We'll find your phone eventually. >> We're not stealing it, >> right? But >> what I'm all I'm being charged for? >> I don't know. How many times you want me to tell you that please get my phone? >> Why? You can't use it. >> There's my phone in my uh coat. Look in there. See if the phone's in the the coat or the phone's in there, will you? >> It's a lot of stuff in there. >> Is my phone in the coat? >> All right. Where's the last place you had your phone? >> In my pocket. >> Is my phone in there? >> Is your phone in your pocket? >> Unless it's in this big shopping bag you got here. >> Is my phone enough? My knees hurt. >> Okay. You want to go to hospital? Yeah. >> Okay. We'll send you to the hospital. >> My knees hurt so bad. >> Okay. >> You don't want to sit down though, right? >> My knees hurt. >> You want to sit down? What I want being shot for? >> I don't know. Feel like I've already said that >> what I'm being tried for though. >> What did I just say? And I'm being tried for you know hurt yourself. >> He didn't hurt himself. You heard him. >> How? >> So I'm being >> He ran and then you followed him. >> So I'm being charged for that >> probably. >> This is serious. >> Don't fight with the police. >> He's straight to his own self. >> Yeah. Fighting you. Your actions caused his uh injuries. Hey, Brian, tell them she wants to go to the hospital. >> The reality of her recklessness was finally setting in, but her situation seemed to be beyond remedy. She had played a foolish game, and now she had earned herself a very foolish prize. >> Hey, Jared, >> you hurt? >> You good? >> You didn't scrape yourself. You didn't bust your knee or nothing. I'm >> fine. >> You good? You sure? Okay. >> So, what I'm being charged for though, >> what are you being charged with? >> Robbery, arson. >> What? >> Robbery and arson. >> Well, learn to listen. >> Oh, >> yep. I know you already told us that. There's your ambulance right there. Once they're done treating the officer and we get a female over here to search you, we'll pop you on a gurnie. We'll take you up to the hospital. You're working afternoons, right? >> Yeah. >> Stop moving. >> You hurting me. >> I know because you stop won't stop moving. >> My knees hurt. >> Your knees hurt? >> My Yeah. My neck and my back hurt, too. >> Okay. >> We uh She's got all that. So, we have a female officer coming to search her. And then after that, we'll >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Go ahead and face him. He's going to take some pictures of you for your injuries. You're claiming you're injured. >> Where are you feeling pain? >> Everywhere. >> Be more specific. >> My neck, my back, my knees. >> Anywhere that feels scraped up, bruised, cut. >> Yeah. >> Your knees? >> Yeah. >> My back hurts. >> Do you want to wait till she go to the hospital or No. >> I'll take a look now. >> That's not invasive. Ah, >> camera. >> Yeah, >> all of our cameras are on you. >> Mine is not. >> His uh dash cam's on, too. >> I'm just checking your knees. I'm not checking anywhere else. That's where you're claiming you're injured. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to lift your pant legs up. >> Keep your head up. Stand up. I'm choking you, sir. >> Well, stop leaning forward. >> Choking me? >> Yep. Stop leaning forward. >> I don't need you headbutting my office. >> Nice ankle monitor. >> No injuries. >> I've got a very, very minor on her right knee. >> Okay. >> He's going to take a picture of your injury. >> Stay there. In the end, she was charged with felony retails theft, aggravated battery, and resisting arrest. So far, the shoplifterss have been completely unhinged, but none compared to this woman who seems so detached from reality that she didn't even know when to stop going crazy. >> Don't move around or you're not doing that. We're not doing that. What the >> relax about? >> All right, go ahead. >> You don't even know what the deal. >> You're done with the craziness. >> During a calm evening, officers with the Hoboken Police Department rushed to a beauty store after an employee reported a woman trying to steal products. They approached her carefully, but no amount of stolen makeup could mask the unhinged attitude lurking beneath. The security got caught, but now she's just crazy. >> All right, >> just want her out. That's it. >> All right. >> All right, ma'am. You ready to go? >> Hey, look. Ma'am, make a right. >> Ma'am, you need your stuff. He said >> All right. Well, that stuff is going to be checked before you leave. If there's any proceeds, you're going to be arrested for shoplifting. You understand? >> Are you intending on purchasing anything? >> Doesn't look like it. >> I don't know. That's why I'm asking you. >> Do I do I need >> I don't know, but we will search it to make sure that you have anything. Okay. >> You look like my stuff. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, ma'am, you're not going to leave just yet. Okay. >> Do you have any proceeds or anything on you? Because the establishment said that they witness you taking things and putting them in your pockets. >> Okay. >> Do you do you understand what she's saying? What she's asking you? >> She's asking you, "Do you have any items?" English. >> All right. >> Just >> What else do you have? >> These are in my pocket. >> Well, you going to pay for that or no? >> I was thinking about get to the register yet. >> Okay. >> All right. What else? Do you have something in the bag as well or no? >> So, we get too. We don't even know. >> No, that's fine. Concealing is it by itself. >> All right. So, ma'am, is there anything else that >> Okay. Well, listen. We're going to be placed on your arrest. Okay. For shopping, huh? So, you're going to go here. You're going to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Want to see? You want to see them? >> Don't move around. Oh, you're not doing that. We're not doing that. What the >> You go. You got You don't I have a sickness. I have a sickness. >> Like, what the you doing? All right. >> Stop being too rough. >> Which items where is it? >> Too much. >> Acting a little too rough. >> Come over here. >> Come on. No. You don't know. Okay. First of all, I have powers. How you know that? Right. This is This is fake. You're doing too much. Come get your [ __ ] Seriously, this is stage cuz they're acting too much. What the bro? You only my powers, dummy. Can you send me one of your real ass are concerned about my health cuz you're really my powers and I'm going to you're doing too much. >> Somebody else. >> Yeah, I need to calm down. >> You need to calm down. >> I can feel that she has more stuff. >> Okay. Listen. >> One of the person that can help you. >> Okay. This is a waste of time. This is embarrassing and us. >> All right. So, check. You want to check it for us? >> You are the worst. You're You're going to get fired. However, this you're you're doing terrible acting. Okay, you're up. It's not even me. Get off of me. Look. Relax. >> No. No. You just relax. >> Something felt off and the officers could sense it. In her twisted mind, she believed Canadian rapper Drake was behind their every move and kept calling them hired actors. Half the time it seemed like a game, the other half too real, thereby keeping the officers on edge. >> Really? I'm about to kick out of you. >> You don't even know the >> like another pocket. >> Yeah, like hidden pocket like in the holes. >> That's all right. Hold on. >> Yeah, we're going to have to take >> this. Sorry. Yo, I'm keeping myself safe. You don't need to p What are you doing? My son, listen. >> Stop having her face. If you touch me one more time. Listen, you're not getting You're doing too much. You're doing Who's doing too much? They are Drake. Get your >> Get the off. I'm not I'm not You're playing too much. Stop acting. It's stupid. You're really dumb. >> For example, like we feel stuff. >> Get the out of here. >> So, what is this? No worse because you don't know how to >> try to relax. >> Try to find a puck for this right now. >> This is a waste of embarrass. >> I don't care. You're >> coming. Stop this. Cut. >> Hey. You're actor. You're acting and you're embarrassing yourself. Take me up. Just take me up. Take me to the car. Relax. >> Relax. You my saw. Now, this could have been cute. I'm looking cuz you powers up. This is not how you do it. This is not how you do it. I don't know what you do, but I am powerful. You are done. I have sickness and you are hired for no damn reason. You're embarrassing yourself. Yes, you are. Get no money. I don't got the time. This is Drake talking. You dumb ass actors that I hire. And no one is serious. So keep this. You're dumb. Touch me again. Don't embarrass. Are they real cops? Don't like me. Okay. All right. You are dumb. Drake, why would you hire real cops? >> All right. You're a fake cop. >> No, I started off saying this night. This was a school. >> If you've been doing this like >> just uh let them just let them drink. But you need to come here. Cut this. >> You're wasting time. No, >> we just take it off. >> What is that? They're searching her items. I don't know. >> Cynthia want to have her there like watching. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> And then once we're done, >> then we'll just take a joke off. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. >> I have to pee. >> Yeah. >> Listen, you don't know where I am. >> I'm in terms of that. You can be arrested. Hey, you're going to hate your life. >> We're good to go. >> We're good to go. >> That's too much. >> All right, let's go. Hang. Let's go. Let's go. >> Oh, I didn't even see that. >> All right, let's go. when you apologize. Why are you doing all this? Great. >> You trying to embarrass me? >> Yes. Why? Like, this is how you embarrass somebody. >> Um, yeah. Right. >> Gotcha. Okay. Never take this off. You're off fire. >> Put the seat belt on her. >> Sit down. >> Clearly sitting down. Where's my name? My name is >> Put your leg inside. >> How does the cop work? >> Don't turn for a second. >> Where's the station at? Look. Look over there. Where's the station at? Where's the station at? >> Put your leg. What's your badge number? Put your >> leg. It's not even worth it. >> The officers eventually got her down to the station. And if she still thought the whole thing was some kind of act, well, it wasn't. If she believed her little performance was working, she clearly had no idea what was about to come next. >> Ma'am, come. Come over here, ma'am. >> She's on your side. >> No, she is. She's on this side. Come. >> It's okay. I'm fine. Can you Can you give me a second? Please give me a second. Okay. You guys didn't correctly. That was okay. Okay. I'm done. I'm done. >> You done with the craziness? >> You got Get your bike, [ __ ] You stop. >> You're embarrassing me. Like, stop. Like, what? Baby, like come on. Like you start holding cuz I got to pull away. I get in the top like you did this. I don't even know how they went. handles are really down. You can't cut me down. I'm going to relax. >> You have to cover her twice. >> Take your shoes. Take your shoes off or I'm going to take it off for you. Take your shoes off. I'm going to ask you one more time or I'm going to do it for you. >> I can't be over like I can't embarrass. She was eventually charged with retail theft, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest.