No, >> no, >> I'm not stopping, sir. >> I didn't do anything. Get your hands off of me, sir. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you shoplift. >> I did it. >> I told you. Stop. >> I swear I did it. >> Five convictions. >> Sometimes thieves play dumb, believing they can take what doesn't belong to them without facing any consequences. They devise clever [music] schemes to steal, but these plans often fail. What happens when the cops [music] catch them in the act? >> What's going on with the check you're trying to cash here? They don't think it's real. >> They don't think it's real. >> Mhm. >> None of the check except for the person on it is real. The check is completely false. They don't even make cashier checks that look like this. They are already trying to close that account due to fraud. account this specific account for fraud speak. You are going to be going for um the possession of the check board. Here are several instances when dumb thieves realize their scam has failed. Signing the case of Candace who miserably failed at scamming Walmart over a TV. [music] >> You told them you came in with it and that you wanted to return it. When they told you you didn't have a receipt, you cussed him out. >> Yes, I did because >> Did you come into the store with the TV? I can't I did not come in the store with this. >> Okay. >> Uhhuh. >> You have multiple convictions for shoplifting? >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> They say I got a prior [music] regular shoplifter. >> Yes, ma'am. >> But I haven't been convicted yet. >> On March the 29th, 2022, officers from the Athens Clark County Police [music] Department responded to a Walmart call where a woman named Candace was caught in a bizarre scheme involving TVs. >> Ma'am, >> hey, I need to have work with you about something. >> Can you walk up with us to the front, please? We got something about the TV. >> Oh, I didn't never get it. >> No, you tried to go out with it, so that's why we're going to talk about it. >> No, I never did. >> We still need to talk in the front. So, we can walk up front with me, please. Thank you. >> Yeah, my uncle is right here. I never did get it because I was trying to >> That's fine. So, you still need to walk up in the front with us so we can clear. >> No, I was trying to I went to customer service. I left the TV at customer service. Please don't. >> We need to go talk. >> You're going to be barred from the property? >> I never did walk out with the TV. >> Okay. So, can you go walk to the front with us, please, so we can clear this up? >> Yes. >> Okay, let's walk up to the front. >> We don't have That's not the issue. >> Let's walk up to the front, please. >> It's not the issue, sir. You want to bother me issue, ma'am. >> The issue is what? >> Please walk up to the front with me. >> For what? >> Because we need to resolve this issue. >> No, I'm not. >> Ma'am, you don't have a choice about it. >> Okay. Well, don't resist me. >> Excuse me. >> Don't resist me. >> Walk up to the front now or I will walk you up there with by by force. >> Okay. But I haven't sold anything. >> I'm not I'm not asking you if you have. I've got to figure that out. But you still need to come up here with me. >> Talk about you cussing at my associates. >> Okay. Thank you. That's what it was. I'm sorry for cussing. >> So So we'll walk up to the front and clear this up. >> I'm sorry for cussing. >> No, ma'am. We're going to walk up to the front and figure it out. Okay. >> Okay. That's fine. >> Anything. >> We still need to talk to her up. >> I did cut them out. We're going to go talk to >> Yeah. I don't want to talk about I'm sorry for cussing her out. >> Ma'am, you don't have a choice. You're going to walk up right now or I'm going to arrest you for obstruction. Okay. Well, I I'll talk, but >> Okay. Let's walk up, please. Let's just do this civily and talk up the front is up. Okay. >> Okay. Cuz I that's how I cut stuff. My walk, >> but I ain't stolen that. >> Oh, let's keep walking. We're walking to the front now. >> So, don't tell that story on me. >> Ma'am, walk up to the front, please. >> My uncle walk with me. They mad cuz I cut them out. I >> told you to send no damn. I didn't even want to come to Walmart. Damn perfect place. >> Yes, sir. >> I've got to talk to him and talk to her and figure it all out. Okay. >> Could you please let him know I didn't steal that? >> I'm not talking to him. He He was just a bystander. We're just dealing with you right now. But he's talking to me. >> Well, I'm saying I didn't walk anything. Okay. >> Did you say I stole anything? >> Walk, please. >> Okay. We on camera. >> Yes, ma'am. We are. Please walk. >> Did I steal anything? >> I have no idea. Walk to the front, please. You're being accused. >> Accused? >> Yes, ma'am. Walk to the front. >> So, I'm being accused. >> Ma'am, walk to the front. As the situation unfolded, her resistance only gave the officer more reasons to doubt her story. She tried hard to defend her actions, but it was clear her strategy wasn't going to work in her favor. >> Okay, I'm sorry for trusting that I tried to steal nothing. >> Okay, >> but my uncle going to pay for it. And I went to the damn service there >> to see if I could dam, you know, if I the receipt because he paid for him with his credit card. >> Okay. Well, I just got here. >> No credit card, but I did cut some out. I accepted her. >> Okay. So, I just got here. I'm just catching up on everything. >> I asked her I asked her. I said, "Ma'am, I asked her. I said, "Ma'am, >> we could talk in the room back here. Please keep walking." >> I asked her. I said, "Ma'am, >> ma'am, keep walking." >> I'm sorry for passing you out, but I ain't stole nothing. No, please vouch for that. I haven't stole anything. >> Ma'am, keep walking. >> Ma'am, continue walking. >> No, just make sure I haven't stole nothing. >> Ma'am, walk to the front, please. >> Okay, you're fine. No. Could you make sure tell them I haven't stole anything? >> Ma'am, walk to the front, please. >> I know, but I'm saying I did cut y'all, ma'am. >> But I didn't steal nothing. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, look at me. You need to walk to the front with us. >> Ma'am, I'm going be stealing if I go out the door with this. >> You're not going out the door. You're going to the room right here to the right. And we're going to figure this out. Okay. >> For what? I ain't done nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, I have to figure that out. Simple. I had done that wrong. >> Okay. I don't know that you're a suspect right now. >> For what? I don't >> What if I'm a suspect for >> I've already explained I've already explained? >> No. No. He said don't steal this cuz I told him I didn't want to walk out the door with you. >> That's why I'm going to take it and I'm going to send it down in that buggy for you. >> Okay. Well, I had stole anything. >> Ma'am, let's just We need to have a conversation. >> Okay. cuz I did it because >> no matter how hard she tried to come up with excuses, her conflicting story was saying something entirely different. She just couldn't stick to one version of her lies and it was only making things worse for her. >> What What's the deal with the TV? >> Okay, the deal with the TV is that my uncle bought the TV. We bought a TV. I'm sorry. We bought a TV. I don't have my receipt >> for that TV. You wanted to return it? >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. So, have a So, >> now what you're telling me is you're doing a fraud return. >> No, no, no. >> Because I have you on video picking the TV up. >> No, I picked the TV up. >> Putting it in the car. You tried to go out that door. You tried to go out that door. You came and tried to go out this door and you ended up there. It's all on video. Stop. >> Okay. So, that's that's where we're at. >> No, that's Okay. Can I explain, please? >> Nope. >> The video does all the explaining. >> The video says that I tried to I did pick the CV up. Mom don't have a receipt on his card. I've been here several times before. Only thing I want to do is purchase another TV. >> You just said you were returning it. >> No, I wasn't returning it. I wanted to purchase I No, >> you told them you came in with it and that you wanted to return it. When they told you you didn't have a receipt, you cussed them out. >> Yes, I did because I wanted to >> sit down. I don't want you all up in my face. >> I'm sorry. I wanted to purchase either a 50 uh either I already been I've been calling ever since this morning. >> All right. I don't I don't have time for excuses. I'm tired. I don't I know and I don't try to steal anything. >> Sure. If you want to see the video, I'll show you the video. >> I don't want to steal anything. >> Um Franco would say it's attempted cuz she came to both doors. No, >> she went to that door. She circled around. He talks to him for a minute. She went to this door. She talks to her circles. Okay. >> You want and I can get the service desk for their side. >> I can show you. I did cuz her I can show you. Look, >> come in and explain this to what's going on from your point because she's >> cuz I can explain. Okay. I can explain. I'm I need to go because I'll explain you. I've been on Walmart trying to get a TV. >> I really have. I'm sorry percussion you all. I'm not trying to go to jail. >> Okay, you're fine. >> I've been on here. I've been on this line trying to buy TV. >> Okay. >> Um I went to Walmart. I went to Target. I've been called early since this morning. I I've tried to buy me a TV. I didn't try to return anything. It's just I didn't have a receipt. I'm sorry for cussing you out. >> Well, when I saw you, you was almost right over the gym. I register register too >> cuz I can't hardly walk. >> Okay. No, you using an electric car and that's when I saw you. Then you almost hit another associate. So, I followed you cuz you was going through the doors. You went around Miss Shirley by the door and you came at the for your receipt >> and she asked, "Did you purchase the receipt?" You said, "Juggest, did you try to return it?" You said, "I want somebody at the service." I said, "Well, I'm on my way back to the service desk." That's why I asked you, did you purchase with it? You told me yes. And I said, did you purchase with cash or car? I told you no. >> You told me no. Then you said that your parents bought it for you. >> Yes. And I say we going to come by. I've been online all morning. We going to come by and try to buy either I just picked up three or four more TVs to try to buy cuz my uncle is going to buy. I just don't have his card. >> Talking about the TVs you just went back and picked up. Now we're talking about the main TV you tried to go out the door with. No, I didn't want to go out no door with me. >> Then why did you go to the door? >> Because I want to know if I could get a receipt or anything returned. >> The >> I don't I don't I don't want no I don't want to try spending my uncle. But this what we came in Walmart for to purchase a TV. I've been online all morning. >> Okay. But you don't walk out. You don't walk out the door. >> I didn't walk I didn't walk out no door. I made sure I talk with I made sure I talk with Miss Doris. And I'm sorry for cutting me out, Miss Doris. I had I got brain tumor. I had to learn. You're fine. I don't take it to heart, ma'am. I'm in this. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. No, you're fine. >> As a confrontation in the office went on, store footage exposed her failed attempts at both exits, unraveling her increasingly desperate and contradictory justifications. Though she tried to appear cooperative, her erratic behavior revealed her growing [music] panic as officers patiently pieced together the evidence. >> I had I got brain. I had to learn how to walk. You're fine. I don't take it to heart, man. My in I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> No, no, you're fine. Sweet. >> Picking it up. >> Yep. I picked it up. >> And I went to the customer. >> And mom, I was looking for my uncle the whole time. >> No, you weren't. >> Yes, I was, sir. >> She's going to come straight down through here. >> Yes, I was, sir. Yes, I was. >> Then why were you at the door right here? Because I wanted to ask anybody could how could we know about how could I I wanted to go to customer service ask for my uncle Mike so he could pay for that for >> but you never asked for uncle Mike customer service. You you cussed him out. >> I cussed her out because I was cussing >> because you wanted to get that you were down. >> No no no no no no because I wanted to buy now. I was told look for him so he could buy it. He has the money. He has the credit card. I don't have it. >> So there she is trying to go out that door but Then she's going to go to the service desk. Then she wants to return it. >> No. No. I'm glad they did. >> This service desk. >> That's service. >> So she came she came to you. >> Yeah. Cuz I followed her back. I'm glad they did. She told me she had purchased it. >> I said, "Did you purch with a cash or with a card?" She said she purchased for her. So then she said, "No, I just want I just want to leave." I said, "I can't let you leave without a receipt." I said, "Let me call see if he see what door came in through the jam door with the TV." I said, "Let me contact out what door you came through. I went through that door cuz she didn't come through this door." So, I went back to ask Miss Shirley said she came in cuz she asked for a car. She's young. You asked for a mask. So, she said she pointed right there. She said, "Give me a cart." So, Shirley said, "I'm put >> and then that's when she was got the card and went back to electronic, grabbed the TV." >> Yep. I done grab a burger and my uncle going to pay for him. >> Okay. >> I don't need to steal nothing. >> Okay. So, my >> I'm sorry because of y'all. M. I'm sorry. >> You're fine, baby. You're You're fine. I'm sorry for disrespecting you. You're fine. I ain't trying to steal that. My uncle was going to pay for it. >> Was embarrassing how she couldn't keep her lies straight, only making the situation messier with [music] each inconsistency. Her twisted web of stories left no doubt about the truth. >> Okay. So, you have a driver's license on you? >> I don't even drive. >> You have an ID on you? >> I don't have no ID. I don't have a prior record, anything. >> Okay. Well, do you have any kind of identify identification on you? >> No, sir. >> Okay. What is your first name, ma'am? >> Cuz for us it's like attemp two attempted counts and an attempted refund fraud. >> Where where do you stay? >> One. >> That's why I'm sorry because that's why I had That's the blessed thing that I care about. >> Well, I'm sorry because see >> you cuss me out. I'm >> I just don't want to feel anything. >> I just wish you would be honest. >> I'm being What's going on is that I was looking for my hand. Like she said, I was looking for a chair. >> Ma'am, how old are you? >> I'm 37. >> You're 37? >> I was looking for a chair for my handicap. Then I came back in here. I don't need >> You were born. Ma'am, Candace, you were born in 95. >> 1985. >> But you're 37. >> Yes. Why are you lying to me? >> No, my birthday is January the 29th, 1985. >> 85. >> 1985. >> 85. Okay. >> So, that's a little bit closer to the accurate. >> That's my birthday. >> Okay. >> I didn't try to I ain't stole nothing. >> How do you spell your first name? >> Candace. C A N D I C E. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink today? >> No, I have not. I've been with my parents. Yes, ma'am. >> And I take a lot of medication because of my brain concerns. I had to learn how to walk. Only thing we came here to do is get a TV. I got kind of mad because I couldn't whenever you do, you got to have your receipt now. Even if I get the TV, he going to pay for it off his credit card. >> So, so, so stop. So, here's where we're at right now is you picked up a TV at the center aisle that you had not paid for yet. >> I have not paid for yet. >> Right. You came up to either of these doors. You were turned away at either of those doors. You went to customer service. You told customer service. >> I was trying to be nice to her. >> Okay. Listen, you >> Sorry. I'm sorry. Okay. You went >> I was trying to do my thing. >> Listen, you went to customer service. >> Yeah. I was trying to go to customer service so I could get some help. >> But you you told them that you had already bought the TV. >> No, I told her that I wanted to refund the TV. So when we come back, when my uncle pay for the TV, >> if I don't have my receipt, >> can I refund the TV? Or if I don't have my receipt, I won't be able to purchase it. I won't be able to refund it. Period. So once I purchase the TV, so once I purchase the TV, I won't be able to refund it if I don't have a receipt. Correct, Miss Dur. >> Yeah, because you told me the answer did you pay for? You told me yes, you paid it with cash. >> He paid with No, I didn't never say that. You said that her parents bought the TV. >> Then you told me that your parents bought my TV for you. >> Yes. And he don't have a receipt. >> He wanted to return it. >> Ma'am, that doesn't make sense. You picked up the TV in the store today. How did they pay for it? >> Because I want to pay for another TV. >> No, no, no, no, no. The one you picked up today with the car. >> That's why I haven't That's the one I haven't I haven't purchased yet. But you told them that you had already bought it or that your parents had >> the one that she said that she needed a receipt for the one. >> The one that you had in your car. There was no other. >> No, it was the same kind. >> The same kind. Okay. >> Yes. >> So, where's the other TV that you tried to return? >> TV. The other is I guess it's in the cart. I told her, "Don't worry about it." >> So, you picked up two TVs? >> I got m I picked up one. >> You picked up one. Did you come into the store with the TV? >> I can't I did not come in the store with the TV. >> Okay. So then you can't return a TV that you put picked up in the store. It's that simple. >> But that's the one. >> How long did you want her barred? >> 2 years. >> Okay. So man, Candace, they are borrowing you from Walmart for a period of 2 years. You come to any place in the complex, you will be arrested for trespass. Okay. >> You're going to be put into Walmart system for shop fraud. Your picture is going to be taken from that camera. It's going to be sent to the other Walmarts around. Again, like you said, you're barred for a period of two years. That means you can't come to anything attached to this. If you'll do me a favor, officer, step to the side and have her look up and pull your mask down. >> She couldn't handle the weight of the consequences as Walmart banned her from all their stores. While the officer was checking her details, something came up that caught her completely off guard. It turned out her past was about to catch up with her in a way she never expected. >> All right, Candy was really standing there. Oh, you're >> all right. So, this is your borrowing form. So this is where I need to sign for this just to say you're bar from this area for a period two years. Okay. >> But it really was misunderstand. >> Okay, man. Go ahead and sign it for me. >> Yeah. Let me get out of there. >> That goddamn my signature. >> That's your signature. >> Yes, sir. I got a doctor. >> Okay. >> You want to become a doctor? >> No, ma'am. Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, no. What' I do? >> You're on [music] fraud. I didn't. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going to jail for what? >> Yes, ma'am. Put your hands behind your back. >> What did I sign? >> Put your hand. That is a barring form. Put your hands >> No. I'm No, sir. I'm sorry. I signed the phone. Put your phone sir. I'm sorry. I bar I signed it. >> No, ma'am. Stand. >> Hold on, sir. Hold on. What did I do wrong? Please tell me. >> No, ma'am. >> No. Okay. I'm sorry. What did I do wrong? Stand up. >> You said it was the bar sign. >> I looked at criminal history. >> Uhhuh. >> You have multiple convictions for shoplifting. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. No, I don't. >> Can I get my phone? >> Will get your phone? Yes, ma'am. >> I don't have a multiple. >> It says for what, sir? >> This is just your trespass warning. >> It's just saying that you understand you're barred from the property. This has nothing to do >> with your criminal history. He's saying your criminal history showed that you have shoplifting prior. That's why you're getting arrested. >> But I don't have any shopping. >> I have nothing to do with any of your previous stuff. So, like I told you earlier, I told you that they write tickets for people who don't have a history. You said you didn't. Apparently, that's not true. >> So, I have a history. >> Yes, ma'am. You know that. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, ma'am. You do? >> No, sir. I don't have >> Yes, we'll get your phone. >> Can I take my picture of this? >> Can I have a phone? >> So, what is them barred for? I bought for two years. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what if I'm going to >> I didn't have >> Okay. Excuse me. >> So, can I call my auntie so I can tell them to come get him from the jail? >> Please. [music] >> We'll get you taken care of here in a second. Okay. >> Stand right there for me. [music] You got anything in your pocket that's going to poke sticker? No. >> Otherwise, I'm sharp. >> Okay. So, I got to give you a search before I put you in my vehicle. Okay. >> Can I call my Instagram and tell them come pick me up at the jail, please? >> I'll give you a second here. Just going to get you searched. Okay. >> Get your phone out and all that kind of stuff. >> Okay. Can you tell me? >> I I don't know to be honest with you. Okay. But you had been convicted previously, correct? >> Two times. >> Yes, ma'am. And so, this will be another one that you'll have to go to court for and either be convicted or not convicted. But that's not up to me right now. I have probable cause to say and suspect that you were attempting to steal that that TV and attempting to defraud the the the store. >> I shouldn't go to jail because this is not my third time stealing. >> No, ma'am. You could be arrested even in your first time. It has nothing to do with how many times. >> What are you doing now? >> I'm filling out your uh ABR, your arrest, your arrest uh uh report. >> Okay. So, what I'm what I'm getting >> that's it. And the refund flaw if I can find the right code for it. >> If I ain't stolen, then why would I get shot? >> Because you attempted to steal it. >> No, I did. >> Okay. Well, you can plead your case before the court on your court date. >> So, you said I got a prior record of sharp licking. >> Yes, ma'am. >> But I haven't been convicted. >> Yes, ma'am. You have been convicted twice. >> Two times. >> Yes, ma'am. You've said that. You've admitted as much. What? Now >> you you've already admitted to the two conventions while I've been talking to you. >> 2004 2014. >> Yes, ma'am. Those are convictions. You have been convicted of shoplifting. >> Okay. So, >> what that mean? >> It means you have a record of shoplifting. >> On the way to jail, she tried playing a manipulative game, throwing a non-stop stream of questions at [music] the officer. Unfortunately, her tactics weren't getting her anywhere. >> I don't know. What if I die? I got a brain tumor. So, I'm really about to have a hiss spasm in this car. >> Okay. Well, we're going to leave on here in just a second. >> I do not know how much your bond is. No, ma'am. I'm not going to repeat myself again. >> Why the hell you just been telling me I was being in rac? >> So, the signature on that thing is for your barring. >> So, why you didn't tell me you going to send me to jail? >> I had not looked through your criminal history all the way yet. >> Okay. So, I thought you going to let me go. >> Nope. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and was charged with theft. [music] If you thought Candace was a repeat offender, wait until you meet this lady who got arrested for shoplifting for the sixth time. >> I don't. >> No, I'm not stopping. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're going to get tased. >> No, I didn't do anything, sir. Have you been caught shoplifting and charged? >> Um, five. >> On November the 4th, 2022, officers responded to a shoplifting call at Georgia Square Mall. The suspect was a familiar face, a woman who had already been arrested five times previously for shoplifting. This time, she had come up with even more creative ways to perfect her intention. When confronted, she immediately tried to run and evade the scene as soon as she could, refusing to comply. Her panicked behavior made it [music] clear that she was hiding something. >> Stop. >> No, I'm not stopping, sir. >> No. >> I'm not stopping, sir. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yes, you did. >> No, I didn't. >> Stop. No. Stop. You stop. Get your hands off of me, sir. >> No, I didn't do anything, sir. I didn't do anything. >> You're going to get tased. >> No, I didn't do anything, sir. Stop touching me. >> Stop. >> No. Stay in front of the food court. >> Give a hug. >> The food court. >> No. >> Stop. >> You stop. >> You're going to get tased. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you shoplifted. >> I did it. >> I told you stop. I swear I did it. >> Ma'am, >> I did it. >> Do not stop. >> I swear I did it. >> I swear her, sir. >> Turn around. >> I did it. >> I told you to stop. >> That is not true. Please. >> I'm going to give you count. >> No, sir. >> No. I'm going home. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> You're going to get tased. >> Okay. Okay. Wait. >> No. >> Okay. >> Get out here. >> Okay. >> Get out here. >> Please don't do this. >> Stop. >> Just let me sit down for a minute. Please, let me sit down for a bit, sir. >> Stop. >> No. No. >> Nope. >> No. You >> stop. >> Uh-uh. Mister. >> Stop. >> You've got to stop. Stop. Okay. Okay. I'm stopping. Here. Here. Here. >> Mister. Here. Here. Here. >> Stop. >> Here. Sir, I give her to >> Yeah. Can I get a face card? Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Sir. Okay, now get back. >> I'm just trying to >> I'm sorry. >> Do not move. >> I'm not the car. Try to go. >> I I won't do nothing. I swear >> you don't run from the police and then try and get in the car with them. >> No, sir. >> Give me that on the other. >> No, sir. >> What the other one look like? >> I'm so sorry. >> I don't The other uh >> I almost saw her. Please like you. I won't say nothing. >> Stop. >> When I tell you to stop, that means stop. >> I'm so sorry. >> I'm just trying to get her to unlock her phone so I can call her husband. >> Packages in there as well. I would make sure those are her and not stolen. Go with her and make sure she don't disappear. >> Do you have anything on me that's going to get her ID? No. >> Tag on a vehicle. >> Tag on a vehicle. Probably November 5th of 1419. >> I'm sorry. My boy. >> Well, you're going to go to jail now. >> I know, sir. >> For obstruction. >> Oh, no. Please. The car moving. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. I need to double lock those. >> So, turn around. >> Turn around. >> Okay. Can I get my shoes, please? >> Where's your shoe at? >> Did you run out of it? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Where? >> All right. >> Where's your ID at? >> Stolen stuff. >> No. Where's the receipt? >> Yeah. >> Your purse is full of stolen stuff. >> You have some? >> Yeah. The moment she realized she had been caught, her whole demeanor changed. The fierce defensive attitude melted away, replaced by a meek apology. She thought she could sweet talk her way out of trouble like so many others before her. But this time, that act was not going to work. >> I am God. I'm so embarrassed. >> I'm so sorry. >> I'm so embarrassed. >> Where's your car? My car's on the other side from the security office. >> Huh? >> You going to have somebody else transport or you transport? >> Yes. >> Yeah. If somebody else can transport it, it's cool. >> I'm so sorry. >> She dropped a bracelet over here in the parking lot. >> Sorry about that. >> No, I mean sorry. I'm not saying I'm sorry. I apologize for doing that. Yeah, I'm good, man. I appreciate it. >> Somebody grab your shoes. >> Well, I really do apologize. >> It's right there. >> I really do apologize. >> I'll go. >> Yes. >> One by O. >> I apologize. >> 054. >> I think the only reason you stopped is cuz the other other units showed up. >> You were trying to get in the car and leave. >> You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. I'm not even able to see this. Keep on denying or nothing. >> That's the >> Please go. >> I am not going to deny that. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> I know that. She couldn't flatter her way out of this one. The evidence was right there for everyone to see. She'd really screwed up and she knew it. There wasn't a single excuse that could stick. For as the cops searched her stuff, they realized she was very good at shoplifting to have taken that much. >> The box. The cookies aren't yours, but the rest of the stuff is. >> Yeah, I think so. All the socks are >> okay. What about this stuff on top of the car? >> I think it's all players. I think >> Okay. >> Try to say this. >> You got to get out. You get out. >> All right. >> All that. >> Let me put that stuff in here. I'll separate it when we get up there. >> Apparently, according to her friend, something from Claire's she paid for. However, I see no receipt. So, Is she in the back of your car? >> Yeah, she's 1095 too for sure. >> Did you already change that? >> Uh, well, we haven't done the criminal history, so I guess wait, but >> Okay, >> she at this point she shopl looking for multiple stores and she's running with the other person. >> The situation took another turn as officers discovered that she had an accomplice and the scope of their operation began to become clear. She wasn't any different from the other. And the realization of her mistake came far too late to change a thing. >> So, at this point, you're going to go, too. Okay. >> Okay. I mean, I can pay for the stuff I got. >> Oh, it's a little We're past that point. Okay. >> Can I call my husband because my son >> When you get to jail, you can you can make a phone call. >> You get >> What's your last name? >> Min. >> Mollin. >> Yeah. I mean, you can call >> 77 central. I just need to let him know where I'm going. >> Can I get a criminal history on Mollin? >> Sorry, please. >> Cuz my son hasn't picked up from work. I don't know how long it take me to get a phone call. >> Well, it's going to be a minute. Okay. >> You can call him. Just tell him you know where I'm going. >> Do you know if I get a bond tonight? >> I don't know. >> We'll figure that out here in a minute. Okay. and then we'll uh get the show going. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can you please call my husband and tell him where I'm going so he can get my son from work in the bag? And my car does not lock. I need my key. I don't want to come back and not have a car. >> I'll bring your key with you. >> Watch out. >> The mastermind of the operation remained completely disconnected by the chaos unraveling around her. It was her confession at that moment that cemented her as a prime example of those who either never learn or only do so the hard way. >> Why wouldn't I? >> My pissed is over now. Now we're just disappointed. >> Yeah, >> I'm just very disappointed. >> Maybe. >> I'm so terrified. I mean, I mean, >> why you just stopped? >> Cuz I knew I was going to go to jail for a long time. That's That's the honest >> It's shoplifting. >> I know. And it's That's all I've ever done in the wrong. >> How many times have have you been caught shoplifting and charged? >> Five. >> Five. Five convictions. >> I swear, but it's the only thing I've ever done. I know. I ask for forgiveness. But I don't mind is the devil's playground and I should have never even been here. >> It's like you're playing Russian roulette with yourself. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You got kids? >> No. >> No. You married? >> Yeah. And my husband does not deserve this. It's such a shitty thing to do. I'm so stupid. I swear I'm stupid. This is so ridiculous. I hate myself for doing this. I do better. I can't believe it. >> You know, you you make bad choices. So, but you are going to jail tonight >> for shoplifting cuz both Claire's and um Spencer wants to press charges and I'll find out what the amounts are those of those are later, but and then also for felony obstruction. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Never fighting back with me. >> I know. I didn't know you were officer of the law. I really did. >> It says police like right here. >> I was looking. >> I've got a badge right here. >> I thought that you were security mall security. >> Oh >> yeah, you're a policeman. >> Yeah. >> I was freaking out. >> When I see you at that date, I was freaking out. Sir, >> I'm sorry. Her consequences were unavoidable. Yet, it was hard to understand why she found it so difficult to accept her fault and take accountability, especially after her very brave attempt to take items without paying for them in the full glare of security cameras. You made those decisions. You actively made those decisions and now you're going to answer for them. Okay? >> So, when you go, you can plead your your case to the judge. >> Okay? way you can. >> I'm just apologizing for a different >> Okay. Well, I mean, I'm I'm past that point. I don't hold any grudges. This is just a job. >> Okay. But when you put my life in danger because you want to fight and resist and I've asked you numerous times to stop, you know, I've got I've got family and kids to go home to at night, too. Okay. Eventually, they were both taken to custody and charged with shoplifting as the ring leader was also charged with felony obstruction for fighting with law enforcement. Next is a case of this woman who failed miserably trying to cash a fake check. >> What's going on with the check you're trying to cash here? They don't think it's real. >> They don't think it's real. >> Mhm. We just want to make sure you don't knowingly know you're trying to cash a fraudulent check. except for the person on it is real. The check is completely false. They don't even make cashier checks. It looks like here's a number up here. Not real at all. >> On May the 3rd, 2023, police officers responded to a call from a bank employee who alerted them about a suspicious check transaction. Upon arrival, they encountered a woman who claimed that she had received payment for [music] working at a monster truck festival through a gig work app. Although she tried her best to sound convincing, she knew deep down that her elaborate [music] attempt to cash in a fake was about to buy her some serious trouble. >> What's going on with the check you're trying to cash? >> They don't think it's real. >> They don't think it's real. >> Mhm. >> It's a gig that I work that they gave me. >> Okay. So, somebody gave you the check then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I worked. It's not real. >> They don't think it is. Yeah. So, we just want to make sure you don't knowingly know you're trying to cash a fraudulent check. No. >> Okay. Well, then if it's all misunderstanding, it's all misunderstanding. You have to try the union onion. >> Yeah. >> Do they get it? Okay. I'll get it in a second. Who's the check from? >> Hm. >> Who's the check from? >> It's [music] from the gig that I work in Gig Smart. >> Gig Smart. >> Okay. We'll talk to y'all in just a minute. >> Thank you. >> Um, let's see here. Gigmart. What is what do you do for Gage Smart? What is Gmart? >> I work different projects cuz it's not the first check. >> You cash the check from >> and it's the first check from the nois. >> Okay. What is what do you do for gigs smart? What is that? >> Um there's different jobs that I can take to work. [music] >> Like what kind of job? >> It's literally different. >> Like anything and everything. [music] What do you like get on there and and um >> see what's available or >> And this isn't the only one that I use. I use this with Mo. There's different apps that I use to work different games. This was one that I worked at this truck where they have I was just >> So you did what did you do to earn this? >> What did I do to earn this? I worked there for three weeks [music] and I was just helping them with their um it was like a monster truck festival and I was helping them with the reservations and the cleanings and all that. That was it. I worked there. >> And then they they they gave it to you or sent it to you or [music] >> who's the person that issued it to you? Do you know? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. As the investigation progressed, her explanation about her supposed employment grew increasingly questionable as she'd struggled to provide [music] basic details about her employment. Her castle of lies was gradually falling apart and she could do nothing about it. So, what now? >> How do they [music] um see a piece of that? >> I haven't talked to him yet. Yeah, we got another officer. He'll talk to him when he gets here. Um the only thing we got was there was a female matching your description um trying to cash a a check that they >> think it's fraudulent. >> Figured it's fraudulent. Yeah. So that's why I'm here. [music] >> Go ahead. If it's something that you may not have knew it was a fraudulent then you know mistakes are [music] made and we can figure it out. So we just got investig. >> And who do you who do you contact? >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. So app called Gigsmart and you and you saw a job about what' you say about trucks. >> It was a monster truck festival. >> Monster truck [music] festival. Where was that? Where was the festival at? >> This was in >> Okay. >> Okay. And then uh you said it was a three-week thing. >> Did you have a contact person? >> No. I'm looking for >> Did you get a phone number or something or how did you communicate with who you supposed to [music] work for? >> Um, they just sent me um all the information once I accept the gig. They sent me the address and it said you received this in the mail. >> Mhm. >> And you're saying you cash checks from from this monster truck or from what? >> From a different cash this check before. Okay. >> Sharon Chris >> Porto [music] that that's your signature and then [music] that's their signature. Is that right? >> She wrote it. Okay. Okay. >> She maintained her innocence, [music] insisting that she deserved payment for her work. But her story started falling apart when she couldn't give any clear [music] details to actually connect herself to the work she claimed to have done. >> I will say it kind of doesn't look good as far as [music] you don't have the contact person that you I mean if I go work somewhere I'm going to know who I need to talk to and you know the phone number, name, all that stuff. >> It's like all all my jobs I don't have contact information. I just have the address and [music] >> so Yeah. >> You see a job that's available, >> you click on it and then you can accept it. [music] >> Does it show the history of you accepting that one? >> Does it show your job history period? >> Yeah. >> It's not showing that one. >> When did you work with He said 3 weeks, but how long ago was that? Um, [music] April 3rd 3rd or 4th. >> That was when you started or ended at 3 weeks. >> It's at this moment that the truth [music] started to emerge when officers confirmed with the bank that the check was completely fraudulent. The document was riddled with inconsistencies and there was no evidence linking the account holder to the alleged employment. [music] Despite all the evidence stacking against her, she stubbornly doubled down trying to uphold [music] her facade of innocence. >> What's her name again? >> All right. So here here's >> we want you to be honest with us >> because it seems to us that uh that you know what's going on and you never worked at little place for three weeks. You can't provide any proof of it. >> I just showed you I don't know why I'm sorry. >> Did you sign a W9 or a W2? >> No, it's not. It's a 1099. Not a um >> Okay. >> It's not an actual >> Got you. >> Did you take any documentation of your 1099 where you signed it? >> The only document documentation that it did move at the end of this year. >> Okay. Well, you should you still have to sign that 1099 in the beginning. And you know, >> I've never had to sign. They always >> Do you have the envelope or anything this came with? No. >> Okay. So, I mean, I'm just going to be upfront with you. None of the check, except for the person on it, is real. The check is completely false. They don't even make cashier checks that look like this. The cashier's number up here, not real at all. The only person and thing that is real on here is it's got your name, right? And then it's got an abbreviated portion of the remitter. And again, just to be completely transparent with where we're at right now, they are already trying to close that account due to fraud. >> Account, >> this specific account for fraud because people are trying to cash checks fraudulently on her account. >> So, it's enough that they immediately knew this was a fake check and then were able to pull that up instantly. So, here's my concern is you can't show me any proof of you actually having been working over there. I've got a fake check and I've got you trying to cash fake, which in and of itself, regardless of anything else, is a charge on its own. So, I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt to show me some kind of info. Like I'm not trying to get in trouble for something and then I need to get paid for what I work for. >> Yeah. Well, this isn't going to do. >> Yeah, I know that. Now, >> do you have a contact info for anybody you're supposed to contact in regardsbody by yourself? >> I just came from the pool. Cold. What? Is it an indoor pool? >> They just odd to me that everything was just here and now it's gone. >> Well, there's two things. >> I keep I keep clicking on this. Sorry. This is >> There's There's two things I'm going to tell you. One something you got to understand is people lie to us. You want to stand between the cars with the block. Okay? People lie to us all the time. So I don't know you. Okay? So you could be telling me the truth. You get lied to all the time. Uh so the two things I will say is hey I always want to just if if you're lying it's you know what I'm making a mistake it's time for me to it. Okay that's the biggest [music] thing I want to say. Second don't want to do that you're right. Uh whatever evidence you have we got to go with what we have. I don't know everything he got, but it's not going to be good. Like I said, if you end up going to jail, you're just going to have to take all this [music] stuff. That's going to be your your your whatever. That's a fighting charges, right? But you got to see what we're standing at. We're trying to give you every benefit we can police officers for you to to for us to understand, you know, your side of things. But right now, it's just if you was an RCU, you'd be like, "This don't look good." Oh, >> still [music] desperate to prove her innocence, she was willing to go to any lengths to defend herself. However, these final frantic [music] attempts to deflect the truth were in vain as her efforts to avoid the consequences were ultimately failing. >> The court, what am I supposed to um tell them? I tell them you're you're right here with the police officers trying to cash a check that you received through [music] them from work, you know, tell them what from working this Monster Jam thing for three weeks. >> That's the only way I can house >> just by sending them a support message. >> They don't have no customer service phone number. >> That's what I'm looking for. >> Okay, if you do my ID cuz I was headed to the hospital. No. >> What are you going to hospital for? >> I haven't eaten since Friday. I'm highly dehydrated. Every time I drink down, I just I don't know. >> You was headed to the hospital when? >> Right after I left here. I went to the pool thinking that was going to make me feel better. But >> where do you live right now? Eventually, the moment she feared most drew closer with [music] alarming speed. >> You are going to be going for uh the possession of the check for the fourth degree. I got to got to deal with this guy over here, too. >> I lock my um car. >> Yeah. Yeah, we'll get you. [music] >> Yeah, he he talked to me. I'm sure Oh, he talked to me, too. You did you say anything to him or waiting? Yeah. What does he want? Um, >> and um, >> he's uh trying to find a ride to uh, Winder >> and >> cuz he can't get a taxi. So, >> I had my car made of the dryer clothes. >> I'm going to let you change. >> I'm freezing. >> These This is dry, ain't it? >> No, my [ __ ] >> Oh, okay. Well, we're going to go out to the jail. They'll get you changed now. >> Do you have anything on your person other than your phone? >> Where's your keys at? He just left him in the car unlocked. >> Okay, I'll go around there and lock it up and get my keys over. >> Okay. Okay. >> You mean do you ABR or anything? >> All right. >> You leave my key. >> No, we're not leaving. >> Yeah, we got you got to do that. >> My car does not lock without >> We're not going to leave. In the end, she was charged with a fourthderee [music] felony. Up next is a case of this lady who was caught [clears throat] entering other people's cars to steal cards and personal information. >> Okay. So, you live in your car. So, I guess your possessions are the stuff that's out in the the street over there. Okay. So, you were just picking up your items and stuff. Okay. Car placing in the couch right now. >> Yep. >> What? Okay. Okay. >> Relax. Relax. >> Come on. Just relax. You're good. >> No. >> Nobody's trying to hurt you. This was in this car. That was in her back right pocket. >> Where am I going? You're going to the Clark County Jail right now. You're being charged with two counts of entering auto. You've been barred from that property. >> On May the 16th, 2022, police officers responded to suspicious activity at an apartment complex where alert residents had spotted something concerning. A woman named Marie had caught their attention, moving systematically between vehicles in the parking lot. The situation took an interesting turn when officers approached the suspect, who they recognized from a previous encounter just the day before. >> So, she still in a vehicle? >> Yes. 96 a 61. >> Which vehicle? >> Silver on there. >> Silver SUV. >> Hey, these guys are saying that female is in that silver Toyota across the street where you just came from. Is she in the vehicle just sitting in it or what is she doing? >> She's sitting in it going through it. >> Okay. >> This is like Yeah, we've been watching this going on. >> What is she wearing? >> A yellow tank top shirt. >> Jeans. Is that right? >> Yes. Pair of jeans and a short sleeve shirt. Like a must. It's going to be a yellow tank top and blue jeans. She's in the vehicle still they're saying. So the the Toyota on the far right side >> the See that silver on the far left over or closest to the >> black SUV? Silver car. >> Yes, >> silver car. >> All right. >> What you doing, ma'am? Squire police. >> I talked to you yesterday, didn't I? >> This your car? >> You have your ID with you still? Yeah. >> Can I see it, please? >> Your ID. >> I have my ID right there. >> That's not an ID, ma'am. >> I'm not getting out of my car. >> What's that? >> I'm not getting out of my car. >> Okay. How are you today? >> Good. Did you ever find Verizon? >> No, I didn't. >> No. Okay. Well, reason we're all talking to you, we've got some calls about you, I guess, going through some vehicles and stuff over here. No, 96 central. >> This is the same female we were talking to at Hampton in on West Broad yesterday. You can get her name and see if it's a Sarro or not. Go. >> What is this? A metal all the way back. Okay. A Super 1096 from yesterday. I just found out I was adopted, so I really >> What's that, ma'am? >> I just found out I was adopted, so I really know who >> I don't remember what it was. >> What is your name? >> Marie. >> Marie. >> Ellen Marie. >> Ellen Marie. >> Ellen. >> As the officers tried to get to the bottom of things, she launched into an elaborate story about stolen identities and surprising family discoveries. But it didn't take long for her [music] tail to unravel with inconsistencies popping up left and right. All right, so again, the reason we're even out here talking to you, the guys across the street, I guess they saw you over there and they thought you were going through some vehicles and stuff, so we're just checking this. >> I got my identity stolen, so I had to get figured out. >> Okay. Was there some luggage that got dropped off that you were maybe looking? >> I was living over there. I just >> Okay. So now I'm >> Okay. So you live in your car. So I guess your possessions are the stuff that's out in the the street over there. Okay. So you were just picking up your items and stuff. Okay, you got to understand for us, for our position, a lot of the people that live in this area. >> Okay. Well, even so, a lot of people deal in this area, they've been dealing with a lot of entering autos, people actually breaking into cars that don't have possessions to be in. >> Well, they they break into windows and stuff like that, too. Okay. >> I I'm pretty sure I got I got it. So, >> go ahead. >> I'm so upset right now. Like, I just found out, >> I believe. So, I'll check if you can put the call number in there, please. >> I'm shaking. I just found out I had a brother. >> Okay. >> Um, that's me >> 104 >> on the right hand side. >> Yeah. My daughter also has blonde hair. We >> So, how old were you on that? >> Around five. >> You mind if I see the picture? You're on five. So, is this your adopted dad or real dad? >> I'm not sure yet. >> Not sure yet. Okay. >> I'm like I said, I'm still kind of trying to figure this stuff out. >> I got you. Okay. Well, I'm going look at my computer real quick and I'll be right back with you. Okay, ma'am. >> Mhm. >> Can I help you with anything today? >> Um, can you get your phone figured out from the whole? >> No, I honestly I threw it away. I don't >> Okay, so you're not worried about it anymore? No. >> Okay. All right. >> Lost in her state of confusion, she never noticed how smoothly the cops handled the situation until it was too late. >> 26 or what? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Hey, Mr. Can you stand back up real quick? We're going to we're going to have a conversation real quick. Okay. >> Have a conversation. All right. Just step out of the car for me. Okay. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Okay. Back up. >> So, by the vehicle, we're going to talk to you over here. Okay. >> I got it yesterday. Back up. I will be back. >> There we go. Perfect. >> Yep. >> All right. Face the car right now. Just >> what? Okay. Okay. >> Right. Come on. >> Just relax. You're good. >> No. >> Nobody's trying to hurt you. >> We know you got a lot going on. I talked to you yesterday. I'm aware of what's going on. >> We just got to continue investigating some stuff. You don't slip this. You got chain? >> Nope. 1012. We're 1026. >> So, I I do have some um radio history, so please be more careful. >> Yes, ma'am. We are both our cameras are going just to let you know as well. Okay. >> Mhm. >> You have any weapons or anything that's going to poke us or stick you? >> Um I thought I had a um box cutter, but I don't know where it is. >> Okay. I'm gonna use the back of my hand just to patch your clothing down. Okay. >> I'm gonna pull your shirt up to see your waistband. >> What's in your back left pocket? Can I go through that real quick? >> If you don't take anything from me, yes. >> Well, I'm not going to steal anything. I just got to see what we got here. >> Where do you live at? >> In my car right now. >> Okay. >> Oh, is this razor blade? >> No. Huh? >> Why are you taking my belongings from me? >> We're just checking to see what's going on here. Okay. >> Yeah. Thanks. >> I'm trying. Yeah. Employee hotline. You trying to find a job? >> Mhm. >> I'm just going to put your shirt up. You don't have anything in the waistband, do you? No, sir. >> Okay. Is there anything concealed in your bra? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> All right. Just separate your feet for me real quick. Okay, good deal. Let's go ahead and walk back here. All right. >> Mhm. >> I'm going to have you take a seat in the back of this patrol car. >> Mhm. >> All right. Go ahead and take a seat for me. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, ma'am. You are detained right now. >> I can't be detained. >> You are detained. >> Did you get anything else off of her? Yeah. Yeah, she has some pictures and stuff from the vehicle. >> Oh, by her >> property managers soon stepped [music] in with startling revelations about the suspect's behavior throughout the night, detailing her attempts to break into multiple vehicles and apartments as witnesses shared incriminating testimonies. Her scheme quickly started to fall apart. Then came the moment the property manager delivered a shocking ultimatum that left her stunned. >> You know, I'm going to tell you something real quick. They're the uh representatives from the property across the street. Okay. >> This I'm Gardner Brown. I'm the property manager for Studio 51 and you were barred from that property for two years. Address 760 East Campus Athens, Georgia 30605. >> Yes. >> Good deal. Thanks, sir. >> This car >> that was in her back right pocket. >> Oh, again next door. >> They um I'll take that back over there to them then. So, they watched her. She's been on the property all nighting on doors, trying to get into cars. No, I wasn't. and they watched her get into the Camry that I uh just ran a little while ago. Can't find the RORO for it. They don't live here evidently. This probably came out of that car to open the trunk, got the spare tire out, was looking around, opened the passenger side, took the floor mat out. It's laying next to the car. >> So, I'd say right now you're going to have two counts of entering auto, false name, and watering. >> Okay, >> that's what I'd go with. >> Cool. >> The situation took a turn when questions about vehicle ownership surfaced and her story [music] began to unravel. Each answer only deepened the confusion. The breakthrough came when she unintentionally linked herself to the previous day's incident, which she had denied knowing about. >> There's not There's no key for the car. >> Okay. >> But >> where's the key at? >> I don't have it. I don't know. >> Why don't you have the key for your own vehicle? If you're saying it's your car to get >> Oh, somebody's just going to gift you a vehicle. >> My grandpa would. Someone trying to protect me. >> Okay. >> They knew that I was >> Go ahead and hop out. I'm going to check your cuffs and stuff for you. Okay. You stay turn the vehicle, please. >> Yeah. So, like I said, you're under arrest at this point. So, you are going to do a full search of your body person as hard as your pockets and stuff. Yeah. I know you get the little piece of metal here. I wasn't concerned about that. It's going to go with us for the time being. Do you know what this is? >> It's what I do when I work there. >> Yeah. Little razor like we thought it was. >> It's a box cutter, but >> box cutter razor either way. >> Yeah. >> And yesterday when I went to the hospital, they did put their fingers inside of me and I had like trauma. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry to hear that, ma'am. Nobody here is going to do that to you, okay? Like I told you, my body camera is still running. I'm just checking your pockets right now to make sure nothing's going to hurt us. >> And I don't even wear underwear, so like >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to go into your pants. I'm just checking your pockets right now. >> You do remember talking to me yesterday, right? At the hotel? >> No. >> No, you don't talk. Remember that? >> I didn't talk to you at the hotel yet. >> Yes, ma'am. Me and you talked at the hotel yesterday. You were trying to find Verizon. We We helped you out with that. You said you had the hemp with you, but we believe >> Yes, that was me. Yeah, >> but that >> I'm going to pull your pants up a little bit. I don't want them to fall down. Okay. >> On me was not mine. >> That's fine. And look, we took that stuff. We made a short report and we put it into evidence for destruction. >> So, you're never going to have any charters or anything from me. It's just something we've got to do on already. >> Yeah, I get that. Please collect all the evidence you guys need. >> Okay. So, >> except for why is she taking my clothes back? >> Oh, those are her. >> My grandfather gave me those clothes. >> Okay. So, that's not your vehicle. Okay. Your grandfather did not gift you that vehicle. So, you've got nothing else in your person, right? >> No. Nothing concealed in your bra. You clear what me and you talked about? If there's anything at the jail that they'll find, it's going to be a felony just by crossing the guard line. >> I can't really check. >> Well, we're not going to let you start digging around. You'll know if you've got something. Turn around again. I'm going to check your cuffs. >> Yeah, I can actually fit two fingers in the right one. >> All right. You're doing that? >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. You are. I can fit full one finger in that one there. You've got plenty of room in those right now. Wouldn't you agree? You going to give her a two on that one? >> Yeah. Loosen this one up. >> Is that any better? >> Yes. >> I can fit a full two fingers in that one now. Just like the other one. >> Yep. Go ahead and take a seat for us. Would you like a seat belt, ma'am? >> Yes, please. >> Okay, we'll get you a seat belt. >> She's definitely getting a seat belt. All right, lean back for me. >> You want it like this? You want it to go under your elbow so it doesn't ride up on your neck? >> Yes. >> Elbow. >> I don't want it on my neck. >> Okay. Well, I'm going just put it down here real quick. That way it won't ride up on your neck. Okay. Do you have any questions for us right now? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Where am I going? >> You're going to the Clark County Jail right now. You're being charged with two counts of entering auto. you've been barred from that property and then I believe Lord and Prowen as well. Okay. >> Upon arrival at the station, Marie was clearly unsettled, but it didn't change the fact that she now faced a serious situation. >> They used to use, but I was misdiagnosed, but I just had autism. I'm being aggressive or something. >> She's okay. In the end, she was charged with multiple serious charges, including two counts of entering automobiles, providing false information, and a 2-year ban from the property.