Hey, what are you doing? Stay in the car, man. Don't reach for the gun, man. DO NOT REACH THE GUN. >> When danger strikes, police officers are the first to face it. And sometimes their body cams capture moments so terrifying they look straight out of a horror movie. >> Holy. We got a body. All right, let's cover it. Shut the >> From violent criminals to life ordeath chases, these are the scariest police videos ever recorded, showing the raw, unfiltered reality of true crime as it unfolds right before our eyes. [laughter] >> [snorts] >> On September 18th, 2024, police were called in Ohio when a man and his brother got into a serious altercation. When police arrived and asked about the situation, the man quickly denied having a gun. He begged them to search him to prove it and pointed at his injuries, saying his brother was the one who beat him. That one in my apartment. >> That was not me. >> That big deer. No gun, bro. He's lying to y'all. I don't do that. That's what he said. Huh? Pull him all the way up. >> What are you doing? Okay, there we go. No gun, bro. No case. No gun. Look at my face compared to his. He me, bro. Cuz I wanted my phone. He still want to get my phone, bro. >> As the officers tried to calm things down, the man's tone softened. He explained that he didn't really want his brother locked up. What he cared about most was getting his phone back. In the middle of talking, he admitted that drinking often made him lose control of his words and actions. >> In the bushes in the bushes, >> maybe a broken block down your apartment. She heard me. >> Y'all want to call the office manager? It's my fault. >> Well, this is what we're going to do at this point. Okay. We're going to do a criminal damaging report on your property. >> Please tell him I need that for tomorrow. I don't contact something. That's my brother. I I want him to go to jail. Oh, bad. >> He's not going to be going to jail. >> I know because I started Yeah, I know. I know. >> But him damaging your property after the fight. >> I don't I don't want him to go to jail for that either. I just don't I want him to. But >> what are you supposed to do? Anything then? >> No. Yeah. I I just need you. All right. I'm just I talk too much. >> Just when things seemed to settle, the man revealed a darker story. He claimed that a month earlier, his brother had pointed a gun at him and even fired it, leaving burn marks on his hand. >> I just wanted him to get out. I didn't want to fight him. I know where I could beat him. >> Could have did real damage to him. I really was going really >> y'all because Can I tell you something? I'mma tell y'all something. And I didn't want to say this. Okay, y'all could turn your flashlight on. >> Look at this. This is from a gun, y'all. He pulled a gun out on me. I went to >> The tension grew as the man began hitting his own head, hurting himself in front of the officers. Instead of accepting medical help, he kept shouting that he would rather be taken to jail. >> Quit. >> No, please. >> Take me to jail for nothing. >> STUPID. >> Y FOR NOTHING. >> I AIN'T DO NOTHING TO HIM. LOOK AT MY FACE. >> YEAH, YOU DO. >> LOOK AT MY FACE, BRO. >> YOU JUST DID THAT YOURSELF. >> LOOK AT MY FACE. >> YOU BAST YOUR man the head. Look at my eyes and my mouth. I AIN'T DO NOTHING THAT BOY. We got to take the hospital, bro. Stop. Stop. I'd rather go to jail than be in jail and I take care of my kids. >> That makes no sense. >> I don't give a make no sense. Y'all take me to jail for this and I ain't do nothing to him. >> Okay. >> Look at my face compared to his. >> Yeah, you're busting your head open. >> Look at my face compared to his. >> By this point, the scene had turned chaotic. The man was frantic, pacing and shouting over and over, "Where's the gun?" as the officers tried desperately to calm him and keep him under control. >> Came back. man. Then I said, "Daddy, I'm pointing at it." I want to jump. >> Where the gun? >> Three. Tonight 31. >> I take where the gun at. >> Where the gun? >> Hurry. >> Where's the gun? >> I'm playing game. I'm not I'm not playing. Where the gun? I got my kids to see. Where the gun? Not like this. >> Where my gun? Where the gun? Where the gun? Where the gun? Where the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? He can't find the gun. Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Have you seen a gun? Have you seen a gun? Where a gun? Like I said, I pointed gun at him. What a gun. >> I don't give A YOU. WHERE A GUN, [ __ ] WHERE A GUN THAT SAY I POINTED AT HIM? No gun. >> Where's the gun? You Where's the gun that got ME GOING TO JAIL FOR A GUN I AIN'T GOT? Where's the gun? EXACTLY. NOBODY GOT A GUN, but y'all saying I pointed a GUN AT HIM. WHERE'S the gun? Answer me man to man. >> Where's the gun? >> My head over in the front, back and my nose cuz of him. But he said I point a gun at him. Y'all bring me to jail. >> Where the gun at? >> Where is the man that's hitting the gun at? Did I make a drive? >> Oh, well, I change pace. >> Where's the gun? >> Yeah, they're going to kick that back. >> That's all the injury is. >> The tension kept rising as the man's anger boiled over. He began cursing at the officers, taunting them and refusing to calm down, insisting again and again that there was never any gun. >> Here, I need they put Where's the gun? >> Let them help you out. >> Where's the pl where's the gun? >> There's no gun. Okay, we didn't see you again. >> There is not no gun. So why am I getting charged for menacing? >> Can I Can I tell you about yelling? Can you calm down for a second? >> Okay, let her help you out and I'll talk. Right. >> I'm not doing none of that. Where's the gun? >> There's no gun. So you threatened someone. >> I didn't threaten. >> Okay, but that's what they're >> Where's the proof >> that I threatened you? >> There's video proof. >> That was it. >> Bro, ain't no gun, bro. Ain't no medicine, bro. >> I'm not going for that, bro. Take me to jail for nothing. >> He's trying to Not going for nothing. Stop being a little bro. I'm not going to jail for nothing, bro. I don't give a me. Do whatever I want to want. Where's the gun? >> Aren't you the real one? >> I don't Where's the gun? >> Are you scared of jail? >> I ain't scared. Where's the gun? >> Let's get you through this. >> Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Where is the gun? Where's the gun? He said I'm threatening with >> Where's the gun? Where's the gun? >> Where is the gun? >> Where is the gun? >> Where's the gun? I GOT KIDS TO see tomorrow. >> I'm not playing. Where the gun, bro? Where the gun? Where the gun, bro? Did you see a gun? >> Did you see a gun? >> Did you see a gun? No. Shut up. Where's the gun? Like I said, [ __ ] watch your mouth, [ __ ] WHAT YOU GOING TO DO? WHAT YOU GOING TO DO? And my hands all behind my back. I don't give a what you going to do. You and I got more money in my mouth. What you got on talking about? Where's the gun? >> Don't be disrespectful. >> Like I said, where's the gun? >> In the end, the man was charged with menacing. On January 9th, 2025, officers were called to the Dollar General on Duncan Road after reports of suspicious activity by an assistant manager named KD. The store manager explained that KD had been scanning receipts and refunding purchases to his own debit card for about 3 weeks, totaling over $2,500. >> Taking care of it, right? >> Uhhuh. >> So, what's what happened? >> He was taking the sweets and scanning them and refunding them to his own card. >> Then Mhm. What's this in here, >> baby? >> Is it he? >> Mhm. >> And he works here. >> Mhm. >> He's my assistant manager. >> Are you the manager? >> I'm the school manager. >> You're the You're the boss. And but that's the corporate or something or >> my my district manager is in the office. >> District manager. >> So my boss. >> So he buys products. >> Mm- So other people are buying products. if they don't want the receipt, he's calling them up, throwing them away, but then taking them and scanning them and refunding them for putting it back on his debit card. So, he's like, >> "How long has you been doing that? >> Going to say about half a month now. 18, 19, 20 days now." >> Dear Heather, right? >> Yes. Yeah. Cuz I don't >> What's his [clears throat] name? >> The loss prevention team had all the evidence ready, statements, documents, and even video footage. KD had already admitted during earlier interviews that he was responsible for the fraud. >> Just written a statement. I have my LP partner on the live on video. I have the statement. I have all the documentation and video >> and admitted to it. >> Mhm. >> When I'm arrested. >> Huh? >> When I'm arrested. >> So, you guys press charges. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Okay. >> I have um >> Hello, >> sheriff's department here. He's got another deputy on the way. >> Okay. >> Hi. How you doing? I'm Jim Christ. How are you? >> Hey, how are you? >> I'm good. I'm the loss prevention manager for Dollar General. I live up here in Tampa. I cover 230 stories here in the States. So, >> God bless you. >> All right. >> Yeah, I know. You guys are busy. I know that. So, I appreciate appreciate you guys coming out. Um, so basically what we have is we have some positive refunds that KD has completed here. I've interviewed him. >> KD later explained his reasoning. He said he had been struggling financially and made a bad choice. He detailed how he would keep receipts from purchases and refund the amounts to his own debit card. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to lie to or >> No. Well, you can't. You're otherwise you p yourself and you catch it more. >> I mean, there's cameras. There's >> Right. So, tell me what you did and tell me why. Like, what's the reasoning? >> Um, I refunded transactions and put them on my card that of stuff that I didn't buy from other customers and obviously they didn't return. Um, and I did it because I was just struggling financially and I just I made a dumb stupid decision and if I could take it back, I would. >> Right. How long you've been working here? >> 6 months. >> 6 months. Do you like your job? >> Not really. >> That's okay to be honest. Yeah. >> Not really. No. >> All right. So, how did you come up with that idea? >> Um, >> cuz that's that's pretty sneaky. Katie admitted that the total amount he took added up to $2,655 and it was all done at this one store over a period from November through January. He also confirmed that he only used a single debit card for the refunds. >> You keep the receipt. >> Yeah. >> And then at a later date or the same day or >> Yeah, a later date usually. Yeah. >> You What do you do? You scan it and like like they're bringing those items back. >> Yeah. >> Gotcha. >> And then you put it on >> and put it on my card. Uh, what kind of card do you put it on? >> Uh, bank account, Chime card, just a regular debit card. >> May I see it? >> Yes, sir. >> Does this have Is it this exact one? >> Yes, sir. >> Or do you use multiple? >> Um, that's the that's the one that I use. I didn't use any other card. >> Okay. Let me >> You use cash, too? >> Yes, there was there was cash, too. >> So, you said you do this when they pay with a card. >> Well, uh, 99% of the time it was with a card. It was a couple times I did it with cash, too. >> Okay. >> So, how many times have you done this? >> Uh, too many times to keep counting. >> All right. Do you have a dollar amount? >> 2,655. >> 2,655. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> From this, did you do it at any other stores? >> No, sir. >> Just here? >> Just here. >> All right. Do you have a time frame of the dates that you did it? >> Um, >> was it >> maybe started sometime in November. >> November to through what? January. >> He wrote a statement taking responsibility for his actions, apologizing and promising to repay the money if given the chance. He understood that the company intended to press charges. >> I'm writing this statement of my own free will. >> I refunded over two 2,600 to my own card. If given the opportunity, I am willing to pay back the full amount of money that I cost the company. I was struggling financially and made the wrong decision to steal from the company. I will pay back the 2,600 that I lost the company if given the chance. The sincerest apology is key. >> Okay. And I commend you for that. Like I said, that action that you took is commendable. You know, I mean, you're you're you're taking responsibility for inappropriate actions, right? So, >> the store manager called. We have the district manager. And right here is the LP boss of bosses. Okay. They do want to press charges. Yes, sir. >> All right. Have you ever been arrested for theft before? >> No, sir. >> Do you have any kind of criminal history? >> No, sir. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Okay. So, that being said, um, is there anything you want to add, change, or Listen, you're getting fidgety. You've been fine this whole time. Have I been transparent with you? >> Yes, sir. >> Have I explained the whole process? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> KD was then told he would be arrested. Following procedure, officers searched his belongings, collecting his debit card, vape, and other personal items, confirming he had no drugs or weapons. >> So, you sat down and talked to me. All right. Come here, bud. Come here. Breathe. All right. I'm just going to put your hands here and then I'm going to handcuff. I have to sir. >> Can you put it in front of me? Does it have to be >> No. No. >> It's policy procedure that we have to do it last week. >> You told 10:15. >> No, not yet. >> Have that subject at 10:15. Okay. >> Is there anything KD? Yes, sir. Is there anything on you? I have my phone and there's a vape in my pocket. >> All right. More pocket. >> I'm going to be searching you. >> There's headphones and my phone in this pocket. >> Okay. Anything in your pockets that are going to stick me? >> No, sir. >> Poke me, cut me? >> No, sir. >> Any kind? Anything like that? >> No, sir. >> Okay. And your vape is here? >> No, that's my headphones. My vape's on the other. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to take all this with me. All right. >> Yeah. There. Face that way. How old? >> 23. >> So, you never been charged with theft before? >> No, sir. >> Okay. This is your vape. I will take that. >> What's this? >> Um, it's something I got from the customer like 6 months ago. Did >> you pay for that? >> Um, no. >> Okay. All right. Just let me check the back pockets here. Is there anything else on here that you're aware of? >> Nothing. >> No. Okay. Yep. Okay. So, >> this is going to be a felony charge. Okay. >> Because of the amount of money. Yeah. >> All right. 2,600 and change. KD was charged with scheme to defraud. He was sentenced to 18 months of probation, 10 hours of community service. On March 29th, 2025, officers approached a woman who was parked illegally in a tow zone right in front of a fire hydrant. When they asked for her ID, she explained that she lived in Chicago and had only driven down to pick up some shoes. She insisted she had been driving the car for just a couple of days and apologized for the parking violation. >> You got a picture? Let me get >> No, it's my boyfriend. I just drove down here to get me some shoes. >> Gotcha. Stop. Step over there. >> Let me see the keys to the car, please. >> Okay. >> Wait. What are you doing? >> I'm getting my ID off the purse right there. Okay. Why don't you give the officer your name and birthday >> there? Hold on. >> I'm going to explain. I'm going to explain to you what >> happened. The car is wanted. >> Would you hold on? >> Would you please get your license? >> My birthday was just yesterday. >> We don't This is an ID. Where's your driver's license? >> Who? >> I don't have it. >> So, why are you driving? Let Let me >> I just was around the corner. I've been driving this car for two days. I'm telling you the truth. I'm telling you the truth. >> When the officer asked about the car, she admitted that she had been driving it for the past 2 days and apologized for parking illegally. She handed over her car and house keys. >> I just rode right here to get my shoes. >> Jasmine. >> Yes. >> Hold on. Take a breath. Let's all take a breath. >> Okay. What happened? >> Well, you're illegally parked. You're parked in front of a fire hydrant. >> Fire hydrant. >> Yeah. As the officers tried to get her ID and take control of the situation, she resisted, insisting that she hadn't done anything wrong. Her struggle made it difficult for them to proceed. >> Hi, miss. Come here. >> I'm over here. I know enough. >> Stop touching me. >> Now you're going TO JAIL. >> I'M NOT. >> There you are. >> Hold on. You bite me in your >> I didn't. You pushed me into your arm. >> Here you go. >> I'm going to go get my ID. >> I better change you. I don't have >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Hold the air. >> Okay. >> Hold the air. Hold it. >> No, we're not. >> Connie, hold the air. >> They're in cops. >> I know. I I'm trying to. >> She's fighting with us. >> I didn't. >> I didn't. I tried to go get the ID. >> Body camera. Are you kidding me? >> What a subject. subject. >> I need Christ. >> I was going to get the ID. You scared me talking about don't go get no ID, bro. >> I got her. >> Come over here. >> Unbutton my shirt. >> Stand right here. >> Stand right here. >> I didn't do nothing to you. >> Stand right here. >> He pushed my head into you. >> After some effort, the officers were finally able to seat her in the patrol car, making sure the body cameras were activated to record everything. >> Okay, what I'm going to do, okay, I'm going to take you to the car. Okay, we got body cameras. Can you burn my shirt off? >> I I don't want to touch your shirt. I'm going to get a female over here. >> Can you pull me? Just pull it close. >> No, no, no, no, no. We're not going to do that. Come on over here so we can get in the car. Okay. >> He's She trying to fight me. >> Come on. Come over here. Sit over here. Back seat. >> Unlock that door, please. H. When the officers informed her of her rights, she was read the Miranda warning and told that she was being charged with aggravated battery. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, only provided to you at no cost to you. You have the right to have this lawyer with you while you are being questioned. You have a right not to make any statements nor answer any questions. You're being charged with aggravated battery. She continued to protest, insisting that she hadn't bitten or harmed anyone. The officers calmly reassured her that the entire interaction was being recorded on body cameras. >> God forbid someone shows up here, too. >> Yeah. What happened? >> A toe turned into that. >> I just got it. I was doing knocking out paperwork. >> Thanks, Brad. >> Yeah, she tried fighting us. So, I'm going to I'm going to transport. She's got Hold on. >> I tried to run out and he pushed me into his arm when they grabbed me. I never bit you. I never bit you. >> Okay. This is why we have body cameras. All right. >> Yeah, I'm fine. Well, we got body cameras. That's >> You get You need medical attention. >> So, it's non expeditable? >> Yeah. >> What? >> It's nonextraditable. >> That's what cruel say. So it Oh, this is great. >> Stop at the 283. >> She later explained that she had run because she was scared, mentioned that she wasn't aware of her active warrant, and clarified that she had only driven the car that day, which actually belonged to her boyfriend. >> I Yeah, we're going to do your report back. Give me a sec. All right, guys. Why did she run? You run away. Hey, Ray, you put the window down. >> Ray, >> put the window down. >> Why? What's up? >> I'm going to ask you a question. >> Can you just I just >> Y'all scared me. I'm trying to you but I just you was going to go get >> but I want to know why you ran away >> because I was going to get proof that I you >> miss you ran away and you ran away because I scared you? >> Yes. >> Did you know you had this warrant right >> from real county? I've been there. >> Okay. >> I was nothing to that. [sighs] >> So how did you get here? You drove? >> I just drove from my house yesterday. The woman was charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer, resisting arrest and driving with a suspended license. On October 21st, 2022, a deputy spotted a car with a headlight out. When he asked for ID and documents, the driver said she was heading to a family event. The deputy smelled marijuana and she denied having any, saying the car belonged to her mother. The officers decided to search the vehicle. Hello. >> Hey, how are you? >> Deputy Troder, Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, how are you? >> So, uh, doing good. Your, uh, front lights out. Got a headlight out on your right side over there. >> Huh? >> Yeah. So, I was sitting over there and saw you coming up behind me and saw it was out. Do you have your uh, ID on you? I'm sorry. >> No, you're right. Where you guys coming from? >> Coming from Cape. We're going to Orlando for my sisters. We're going to Holiday Par nights. >> Got That's fun. >> Sorry. I even got my own change and you know how they do that check thing. Didn't even say anything. >> Yeah, that's >> weird. >> The left or the right? >> It's your your right side. Uh, do you also have your insurance and registration as well? >> You smell it? >> Mhm. >> So, while you're looking for that, uh, I smell some It doesn't smell burn. It smells like it's fresh. Do either either of y'all have a No, sir. >> No. I don't know why it would smell like that. >> You don't have any on you or any in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> No. >> Does anybody smoke in the car or have you smoked in the car in the past? >> I don't. Uh it's my mom's car. >> Your mom's car. >> Did your mom smoke? >> She She might on occasion. She has problems. I I don't know. She does. >> Okay. >> What do you want to do? search nothing, right? >> Yeah. >> So, what what do you need to ask if you don't need anything? >> So, I don't need >> Yeah. So, you can spell it, right? What is another thing you want to ask for insurance? >> I already asked the card. >> Yes. And they don't have neither of them. Okay. >> All right. So, get 94 then. 423 central. >> I get routine 94. >> All right. So, what we can do? So, what we're going to do is we're going to search the car on the premises of that you guys don't have a card. >> The deputy asked the driver to step out, but she resisted, insisting she was only going to her sister's house and that her rights were being violated. She repeatedly requested a supervisor while officers calmly told her to comply. And I can smell it. Uh, if there's nothing in obviously if there's nothing in here and we don't find anything, we'll let you guys go and go do your thing. All right. But do you guys mind stepping out of the car for me? >> Um, no. >> No, sir. Because I don't understand why you would need to go to that level when I'm just trying to go to my sister's house. I don't even do that. And last time I checked, to be honest, you guys can't do that off of smell. >> Yes. And you have if we have this smell and you don't have a medical car, we have right to search your vehicle. >> What are you What are you talking to? >> So, we're going to ask you again to get out of the car nicely >> and then if I have to say it again, I'm going to rip you out that those are your options. >> Why are you doing so aggressive? >> I'm not cuz we're already I'm already asking you once and he's already asked you once. Just get out of the vehicle. Yeah, because obviously because I don't understand. They're telling me like these for no reason. Talking about, oh, if you have your medical, they want to search my car, everything. I don't understand where I'm just trying. It's already late 9. I'm already late to where I got to go. Now they're talking about it all for a headlight when I didn't even know it was out. I went to oil today. They even did the check of all of it. Didn't even say anything. So, I thought I was on my clear. So, I don't I I don't understand why you're going to this college, sir. Every >> Because we can. >> Because you can. >> Yes. >> Can I talk to your supervisor? Can we get >> Can you get out of the car? If you can get out, stand back there with this officer on the other side. >> Officers warned that non-compliance could lead to arrest. She protested, questioned the legality of the search and claimed she had done nothing wrong. The deputies reassured her the search was lawful, and recorded on body cameras. >> Don't touch. Do not open my handle because now you're violating my Yes, you are. >> You are violating my rights, sir. >> All right. >> You are violating my rights, sir. >> No, that's not fair. I asked for your supervisor. >> You're here. >> I asked for your supervisor. No, this is not here. >> This is not fair. I see. Take the >> Get your hands off of her, please. >> Get your hands off of her, please. >> Come on. >> This is not fair, dude. >> Step behind you. This is not fair at all. This is not safe. This is not safe. >> Okay, I will step aside, but I'm asking you not to put me in handcuffs. >> Please put your hands in. >> But I'm asking you not to do that. Can you please just stop? >> I can't. You got to >> That's not fair. That's not fair. That is not fair. I did nothing wrong. >> Give me the phone. >> No, sir. >> It's either that or it breaks. So, >> and let go right here. >> No, >> sir. No, BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. You have no right. I'm literally getting so tired of this. >> Dude, this is not fair at all. I'm so tired of. >> You know what's funny? You guys did this before. I should have pressed the first time. >> I'm so tired of this. You guys literally came out the talking about it. So next time I ask for your supervisor. You can wear body cams. Now I asked for your supervisor. You went into my car, unlocked my door, and Yeah. violation. >> No. >> Yes. Now you out of the car. >> No. >> And you refuse. >> Didn't refuse. I asked for your supervisor. >> Let's take a deep breath. >> No, sir. Can I Can you get your supervisor, please? Cuz I did ask before I respectfully. 446 person. >> You have everything on your person that's going to poke me at me? >> No, sir. >> So, you guys going to get male deputy >> because I have I have a So, you guys want to search me? Give me >> try me. Don't check me. Get a female. >> She agreed to a limited pocket search with a female officer handling the rest. Frustrated over being targeted for a headlight, she admitted that marijuana and edibles found in the glove box were hers. Though she rarely used them and the car belonged to her mother. >> Detective cuz I'm not >> yet. I don't give a cop someone better than you because you're violating my rights, sir. Especially you. This sir right here. Nice. This sir right here. Nice. You >> gota >> I'm just going to search your pockets. Not going to go anywhere near anything else. All right. I'm tracking this back one. >> All this for a headlight out. Could have gone. If I was white, would you guys gave me away with a warning? No. >> Because I didn't know my light was out. That's funny. Funny. >> Just your front pouch on your sweatshirt. >> Turn it slightly for me. >> Just get the dryer. You smell. >> All right. going to put you in the back of my car. All right, >> sir. Can I please not because you guys did this last time we went through this and you guys are just going to put me in there forever. >> We're not going to put you in there forever. Come on. Come on. All right. >> Fine, bro. I'm tired of this. Sit. Oh, >> don't throw yourself in. >> Just Just shut the door. Just hang out. here. >> Yeah. >> You wanted a supervisor? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? >> Oh, why do they have a right to search my car, drag me out of my car, open my door when I I was >> Did you comply with their instructions? >> Sir, I asked >> Did you comply with their instructions? >> I asked them why. >> I'm asking you, did you comply with their orders? >> I was asking them why, telling it didn't make sense. So, >> well, here's the deal. You're under arrest. You tell it to the judge. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you before we ask you any questions to have and to have him or her with you during questioning. If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand these rights as I explain them to you? >> She shared past legal troubles, including a suspended license due to school attendance. >> Officers stayed in control and prepared to follow through with legal procedures. >> No. Okay. At any point during the day, cuz you said it's your mom's car as well, and you said you're not sure. She You said she smokes sometimes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, at no point did you guys look in in the glove box or anything like that when you took it from your mom? >> No, sir. I I No. No sir. >> I didn't couldn't even find the registration and insurance. I haven't even been in that glove compartment. >> Okay. >> You talking about the the middle or or the one in the passenger in front of the passenger seat? in the front of the passenger seat. >> In the front of the passenger seat on this side. >> I don't know. >> No. >> No sir. >> They were in the registration. Did they go inside the store? >> I didn't see it. No, I saw just in the middle. >> Okay. >> You have any questions? >> So that means I'm getting arrested for all this stuff. >> Well, if we can't put it on anyone, it goes on both. So >> you you already know how that's going to go, okay? Cuz you know I'm not going to want her to go. So >> it's not a virus and I'm >> That's your answer. That's your answer. I don't want you to change it. You already told me once. Don't change it and tell me something else. >> So I don't understand if if if it's none of ours, how are you going to take both? Because both of you on the car possession of both of you. It's it's she's not a part of my family. So that how does that make sense? It's it's my mom's car and mine. So it's my fault. It's not her fault. Okay. It wouldn't be her fault at all. >> You smoked? >> Yeah, but not not enough to go outside and get me in trouble. Not for this. That's It's my mom's car. It's not my You're saying gummies. What? What is this? Edibles or? >> Yeah. Yeah. Edibles. >> Have you had those before? >> No, sir. >> I might have tried it when I was younger, but I that's not a regular thing for me. I work all the time. I don't >> When was the last time you tried one of those? >> Smoking or uh >> Edible be like I'm being honest. I can't even think. Um, LA last New Year's I think. >> No, like what? 20 2021. >> Yeah. So, last New Year. >> Have you been arrested before? >> Yeah. For for this Wait, was I being arrested? Yeah. For actually driving on a suspended I graduated with a 4.4. Uh, this was the year that we came back from Colonia and there was something I only had gym classes cuz I've been like I I did all my like I was on my P's and Q's and so I only had gym classes and I guess they would have to like log in for attendance online every morning and I wasn't doing that. So they were saying I wasn't going to school. >> On August 15th, 2024, police responded to a report about a woman throwing trash in a plaza. When officers arrived, they found her in a car and asked for her keys. She insisted the car wasn't hers and tried to involve her fianceé while resisting instructions to step out. She appeared intoxicated and officers were concerned about her safety if she drove. On August 15th, 2024, police responded to a complaint from a local business about a woman throwing trash along the plaza. The reporting party told officers the woman appeared very intoxicated and could be a danger if she drove away. Welcome. You sure you want to do this? just I didn't I >> drink you hot. Oh my god. Why am I getting out? Anything on the way? I just told you to dump that out. You need to dump it out. >> You need to get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. I'll be out of your car, >> sir. You >> with her? >> Yeah, she's dropping off. >> She's dropping you off the place. >> Okay. She can't be driving. >> I know. >> You going to take over? >> Yeah. >> That's a lie. >> My car. >> Only Nixon can say that. No. Nope. >> Sorry. >> Excuse me. >> Whose car is this? This car. >> Okay. So, look. >> They're not my car. Somebody called it in here. >> Give me your keys for now, please. >> Uh, no. Excuse me. You can call my um my future husband if anything. Hi. How are you? >> How are you doing today? >> Oh, no. He's good. He's at the house, right? >> The woman refused to step out of the car and argued with the deputies, insisting her rights were being violated. She repeatedly asked to speak with a supervisor while the officers remained calm and tried to deescalate the situation, making sure she wouldn't attempt to drive off. >> Who's that? >> Uh Jimmy, Timothy. >> Jimmy. >> Timothy or >> Jimmy? >> Timothy. >> What's your name? >> Hannah. >> And >> how you feeling today? >> Why do I have a baby? >> Listen, leave the keys. Cannot drive. Trust me, you need the keys. >> What do you got, boss? >> Signal 20 or >> EO or a little bit of everything. >> Yeah, I can I can I can smell the smell the >> So, listen. Um, what is your connection? You guys live together or what? >> I met her today. >> Sorry. >> I met her today. >> Can't hear you. >> I met her today. >> You met her today? So, you don't know her? No, but I will let her drive. >> Getting ready. >> Where you going? >> Going out. Where are you going? >> So, are you feeling bad? >> No, but I'm right now. >> Were you throwing up before? >> No. I heard something heard cuz we heard that you were throwing up. >> I don't see any throw up. >> You're not feeling good. >> Do do you do you take medication every day? Do you have your pill bottles on you? What were you drinking this morning? >> I mean I I She doesn't want to go to the hospital, >> right? I you know I I I I but and she definitely shouldn't be driving. >> No, she's not going to drive. So either she's going to go to jail or she's going to get an Uber. I told you to please get out of the car, please. >> Oh my god. The hair, >> young lady, step out of the car. Come on. Step out. >> Step out on your own so I don't have to remove you. >> Step out. Step out. Come on. Let's go. >> Don't do that. Don't resist. Please. Please don't resist. >> Excuse you. I'm not Timothy Nick. So, get your hands off me. Excuse me. Get off of me, sir. Get off of me, sir. You look Look, look. You can do this. >> My shirt is going to kill me. Stop. Ouch. >> Can you stop him, please? Ouch. Stop. >> I should have a combative female uh 94, please. I need help here. I need help. >> I need help. Please, >> help me. Please, no. I do not want to react like this, so please help me. >> Even after the warnings, she continued to protest. The officers confirmed that she had been driving and noted her refusal to take alternative transport like an Uber. Observing signs of possible substance use, they prepared to take control of the situation to ensure everyone's safety. >> Excuse me. This is beyond [ __ ] >> How much do you have to offer me, please? Can you advice? >> Ouch. [laughter] >> Sorry about that. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> What happened to you disregard here? You guys are good. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just making sure you're good, bro. >> Thank you. >> Are you uh you good? >> Yeah. I don't have a cage, so >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm up. >> You sure? >> Yeah, she's good. >> All right, guys. >> All right. >> [screaming] >> You let me know if you're taking it for sure. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm only staying to see if you don't take her. You got to take her for sure. >> She She's going to go, but I still need you for a little bit. >> Yeah. >> My opinion, you seem like a concerned person that you didn't want her to drive. cause problems problems. >> Right. >> Right. >> Oh, you just met her today? >> Like 30 minutes ago. >> Okay. >> That's why I didn't even see the puke. We pulled up right here from the other spot and then we stayed for like 20 minutes and I just told her to come over here. >> What? That's a little bit. >> Yeah. >> So, I took a pull over here. You were already parked here. when you got here. >> But I went and parked here. I was >> Okay. I thought I saw you. >> Um but regardless of the fact like I did exactly the same. >> No, you're not in trouble. >> I'm saying like like when you cut off like you just do, >> right? >> I just don't understand her reason for But yes, I just met her. >> Do you think it would be safe for her to drive in the roadway? >> No. I'll drop her off. >> Right. But she she refused to try. >> It's up to you though. Well, no. I'm just talking to you. >> Oh, yeah. >> All right. Well, >> and I agree with you, dog. >> So, uh, just hang tight. You can leave. I'm just going to >> You want to take her? >> I have to take her. >> I had to put my hands on her. >> I didn't want to take her, but she has to crack. >> No, I haven't even go that far. Um, >> can you fall for a female? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, you did already. >> Hey, when you showed up, where >> was she? In the driver's seat. >> She was here. She was driving. >> DUI anyway, right? >> I'm sorry. >> DIY anyway, right? She wasn't in the driver seat. >> No, she was driving. >> Oh, she was driving. >> She drove from here to here. >> Where was he? >> He was in a different car. The officers read her Miranda rights and conducted a search, uncovering substances and items she admitted belonged to her. Following the discovery, they took the necessary legal steps to process her. >> Yeah. >> Hey, is he good to go? >> Yeah. Did I give you your ID back? >> Yeah, you did. >> Yeah, you're good. Thank you. >> Hello, man. That's fine. DUI. >> Sorry. DUI. >> She's DUI, but I'm going to get her for uh for the drugs. I'm just asking cuz uh from what he was saying, she was already >> No. >> No. >> We're both here. >> I'm just I'm just asking, bro. >> And then she refused fire rescue. She refused to get an Uber. All right. What's your date of birth? >> Uh, 18th. >> 8 what? >> April 15th. >> What year? >> So, you just had a birthday. Your birthday today? >> Yeah, it is. >> Oh, man. >> That's what I was trying to get ready for. >> All right, I'll read her Miranda. He wants me to >> look him. Hey, you you know what a uh you ever heard of Miranda rightites? >> So, I'm going to read your your your Miranda rightites. I'm going to just read it to you. Okay. >> And at the end, I'm going to ask a question. You answer yes or no, and then we'll go from there. Right. >> I don't have a flashlight. >> Miss, >> do you want help for your addiction issue? >> No. Oh, no. I had >> No, thank you. you know the um the addiction particularly that's exactly what I'm doing. >> You're trying to get help. >> When was the last time did you smoke? >> Um whenever I smoke I uncomfortable. >> Well, how long ago did you smoke? >> You don't know? >> I don't know. >> What is this? Is this is this the other stuff? >> I have you know layer them down and they're starting. It's a little different for me and it maybe for you guys maybe different but I have like a different kind of things. >> Look, nothing of significant value. >> I got I got her her social number. >> Cool. If we leave this car here, it's on your It's on It's on you. >> You want the car towed or you want it here? >> You want the car towed or you want me to leave it here? >> Superman. >> I'm sorry. You We're going to leave the car here. Yes or no? >> The woman was charged with possession of cocaine. The court sentenced her to 364 days in county jail with credit for time served and ordered fines and court costs. On June 21st, 2025 in Broward County, Florida, a 27-year veteran of the US Coast Guard purchased a 2024 Chevy 1500 AT4X from Dural Volkswagen for $61,000, leaving a $15,000 down payment. When the officers arrived, Shane was surprised. He stepped out of his vehicle confused as they calmly asked for his name and checked that he was composed. >> I got nothing on you guys. real quick. >> Yeah. >> What's your first name? >> Shane. >> Oh, sh Hammy. >> S Amy. >> Last name. >> Can you guys tell me what's going on? So, the lead detective is going to come over and explain everything to you. Just give us a second here. You got it. Is that >> Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Yeah, I got >> As the conversation unfolded, Shane explained that he served as a military maintenance officer. The officers assured him a detective would clarify things and emphasized he was not under arrest. Shane stayed cooperative despite his confusion. >> Military. >> I am. I'm active Coast Guard. >> Yeah, I'm the maintenance officer for the Coast Guard station in I have no idea what's happening right now. >> I'm trying to get the main detective to come here. Yeah. I don't want to like jump the gun and explain everything to you. >> It's a little off right now. He'll make he'll make more sense of what's going on. Like I wish I could just go ahead and tell you, but I don't want to step on the boat. arrested >> right now. You're just detained pending an investigation so you're not arrested. >> They're going to come over here. They're going to talk to you. They're going to tell you everything that's going on. So, you can't understand cuz I know you're confused right now. >> Yeah. They'll >> come over here and they'll explain whatever you guys need. Wish you guys would have said I wish you guys would have had my truck. I just got it. >> Soon the officers mentioned the need to search his vehicle for safety reasons. Shane responded by sharing details about his belongings, including items in the truck and information about his previous car. He remained calm and forthcoming, making sure to communicate clearly to avoid any misunderstandings. >> You guys going to take my truck or I think my son dropped in. >> So, I don't have anybody to come get my truck. >> Okay. Uh I don't know what's happening with the truck right now. Um just get the detective. They're they're going to tell you >> I don't know. Um, step out one more time. I'm just going to search you since you're getting in my vehicle. I know they probably already did a good job. I just wanted you have another pair of shorts on like liner whatever you have to That one too tight. Uh, >> no. We definitely run into a bunch of people. We can tell between us. >> You have the keys to the truck. >> Um, I think they're in my book bag. >> He says he thinks they're in the book bag. >> They're in my book bag. >> In the book bag. He said he thinks I know they're in the center console >> or the center console. >> When formal questioning began, Shane was read his rights. He understood them and chose to speak without a lawyer, acknowledging everything clearly to the officers. >> All right. Sir, >> thank you. Is it on? >> Yeah, it is. How are you? >> Shit's nice to meet you, Shane. >> All righty. Uh, so listen, um, there's a reason why we're here, right? >> We just need to talk. >> Yeah, obviously. >> Couple questions. Uh, >> it's just a formality. We just got to ask you a couple questions. Um, essentially what we're about to do is a formality. You know, it's it's obviously regarding your random rights. I'll read you. I'll go through the process and basically depending on what your determination is, what you want to do, we can go from there. Okay. Um, so today is >> 1st, >> Tuesday, July the 1st. The time is 4:58. I'm Detective Pino, ID 864. And in the room, I'm here with Sergeant Cause 446. >> Detective Vanka 18741. >> And I'm here with All righty. So, what's your uh speak English, write English, understand English? Okay. Um, highest level of education? >> Uh, high school. >> High school. So, 12th grade? >> Yes. >> Any drugs or alcohol? No. >> Anything that might impede you from understanding what your brother? No. [snorts] >> So, what I need you to do is I'm going to need you to uh read every line line by line out and then if you understand what you bring, just initial right. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, we'll be appointed for you before any questioning if you so desire. If you decide to answer questions until without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering any time or until you talk to a lawyer. >> You understand what you meant? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you initial uh next to each line? So now the next thing I need you to read about is going to be this paragraph here. And then I need you to read this paragraph down here. Okay. >> Here we go. >> Yes. >> I have read the statement of my rights and I understand what my rights are. I am willing to make a statement and answer questions. I do not want a lawyer at this time. I understand and know what I am doing. No promises or threats have been made to me, and no pressure or coercion of any kind has been used. >> Shane then recounted the purchase of his Volkswagen truck, explaining the sales process, the tradein of his old car, payments made, and all paperwork involved. Shane clarified that the tag on the truck had originally come from his old Ford Focus. >> I'll talk cuz I have no idea why we're here. So, then just check off the box. Then your name in print and then your signature on the same line. So you did a break on the next line and today's date is the 1st of July and the time is currently 5:01. All right. Um, so obviously we need to talk to you in reference to the incident for today. Okay. Um, it's going to I'm going to be honest with you, it's about your car. Okay. Um, what I want to know is how you got the car, when you got the car, by what means. Just give me the rundown. How everything started with you. Let's see. And then I'm super nervous. So go take it down. >> All right. Derel Volkswagen. >> Okay. >> Last Saturday. >> Last Saturday. Okay. You know, around what time? >> Um I think I finished around 2 p.m. >> Okay. Um Okay. And what happened there? I drove off, went to my girlfriend's house. >> Okay. Let's not fast forward too much. So, you went to a Volkswagen with the intention >> Oh. to purchase a new vehicle. >> Okay. And then what happened after that? >> Um, showed up. They came out. I said, "Hey, I had that vehicle particular picked out. I called in the morning." >> Who did you speak with? >> Um, the first time I spoke with just a regular person, but then when I got there, Ali was my sales representative. Is that a nickname or is that his full name? Uh >> I think that's his full name. That's what his business card says. >> Okay. >> And then I also spoke with a general service manager. Uh his first name is Chris and he's a friend of another a friend of mine's mom. >> Okay. >> Um so Chris kind of helped work the deal. Um test drove the truck was exactly what I wanted. Pulled back in. They looked over my son had a Ford Focus that I was trading in. >> Okay. >> Um they looked over the Ford Focus. They did their numbers on trade in stuff. I didn't really want anything for the Focus. I think they came back with $1,500 for that. I Yep. I want the truck. >> Okay. >> Um, they were very quick on the deal. We agreed on a price. >> Any documents were given to? >> Uh, yeah. >> You have you have the sales documents? >> Um, in my house? Yeah. >> At your house? Mhm. >> And the sales documents have the everything for the >> everything. Yeah. Um, it was actually really, I would say, easier cuz I had bought a car and Shoot. 15 years. I drive an old Tacoma that my son now drives. I don't know if any of you guys are Tacoma fans, but I almost cried when I had it. >> I can imagine. >> Um, but yeah, it was super easy. Everything was online. I have a disc with like all the paperwork. >> Okay. So, they gave you a disc. >> Yeah. Okay. >> It's like a USB thumb drive. >> Do you remember who exactly was the sales sales representative? I know you said Ali, but any other, you know, any nicknames or any uh last name, business card, anything? I have his business card. >> Yeah, I have his business card. >> Perfect. So then you did the documents for the purchase of the vehicle and then what happened after that? >> Um did the documents went to the um I call finance manager. >> Okay. >> One finance manager did all our financing. Um had some issues transferring over some money that was kind of a pain. So I ended up having cuz I put $15,000 down. >> Okay. >> So I transferred over like 5,000 on my American Express and then like $7,000 through USA which was like my limit. Okay. U question for you. Sorry. The What was the sticker price on the car? >> Um 60 619. >> Was it brand new? >> Uh it's used. >> Used. How many miles? >> 22,000. >> Okay. >> I put like 400 on it, I think. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Put that on there. >> You You drove me today to the uh to the Coast Guard bay >> and then back to physical therapy. >> Okay. You're recovering from uh nailing? Yes. >> Okay. >> I heard my back and done those. >> Oh, okay. Um All righty. So, the reason why you're in this position, okay. Um so, the vehicle was reported stolen out of uh the dealership. >> Okay. Um it's it could be a miscommunication on their end cuz it was Dorado Volkswagen that basically reported as stolen. >> Yeah. >> Um were you given both sets of keys? >> Uh only one key. >> Only one key. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And did you ask for where this? >> Yes, I did. And they said they couldn't find a second key. >> Okay. So, just to confirm, on at Saturday at 2 p.m. approximately is when you went to go buy that truck. >> No, I got there at 9:00 in the morning. >> What time did you drive off? >> Uh, like 2 p.m. I can look back at my phone records and tell you exactly what time it was. [clears throat] >> What car did you have previous? It's a Toyota U Ford Focus under your name. >> Okay. And that tag, where'd you get the tag from? >> That tag, the tag that's on the truck was a tag that was on the car and they transferred the tag at the dealer. >> So, you got the tag from the dealer and they told you they were going to transfer the tag? >> Yeah. The registration's in the gold box. >> So, >> Shane also showed proof of his payments and insisted he had no knowledge of any problem. The officers explained that the dealership had reported the truck as stolen, likely due to a clerical error. Shane reassured them that he had no intention of taking the vehicle unlawfully, remaining calm and cooperative throughout. >> I just got my notification today that um the it's on my phone. I can show you on the text message that my payments are getting ready to start. >> Okay. And for as part of the purchase agreement, was there any documentation that you had to present after you drove the vehicle off a lot? Like the next day or the week after? >> No. >> Nothing. So they they signed you already signed and the truck was yours. >> Yeah. >> So as a matter of fact, um because on Saturday we couldn't get the full transfer done, I called the finance manager back on >> what's his name? >> Tuesday. Um I don't have my phone. Um >> I'm going to bring it. >> What's bring >> um Frank >> Frank is the service manager. the the tag that you have have on the truck now. That's the tag that was on the Focus. >> That was the tag that was on the Focus. >> Have you ever owned a Chevy? >> No. >> No. >> Um I mean a Blazer like when I was in high school. >> What color? >> Why? >> But that's the tag that was on the focus the whole time since I've been in Florida. Okay. >> The Chevy was high school registered in South Carolina. >> So you've never owned a Chevrolet truck? No. >> What's your name? >> Your name? >> Shane. >> Shane. >> All right. So, the tag that was on your truck. All right. Comes back to a Chevy pickup. Okay. And that Chevy pickup's under your name. Should be that Chevy pickup or that GMC pickup. >> No. So the tag that's attached to the truck now when we run that tag that comes back to a Chevy pickup under your dish. >> What? >> Yeah. >> So it never belonged to it never was never attached. Well, I don't want to say was never attached. >> Just looking up the um if you can if anything pertaining to the purchase of the vehicle, you can just All right. Just to confirm you were there on Saturday at the dealership, correct? like you are if we check the cameras. >> Hey, hang on. Let me let me get my day straight cuz >> All right. Here. Can you let me do it this full strength? >> Who is this? >> This is my friend uh Jason's mom, Tracy, >> who works at Subaru of uh Subaru Miami. Subaru in North Miami. And I had her like run this stuff on the background. So, this is the Saturday that I bought the truck. I was texting with her Friday and Saturday cuz >> she's not the finance manager. >> She's not the finance the finance manager's name is Frank. I don't have any texts with Frank. I call him, but I can. >> So, what's her role in this? >> Um, she was working at Subaru in North Miami and she's got access to like run the dealer pricing and stuff like that. So, she had all you'll see the screenshots from where she ran the price, like the fair price comparison or whatnot in there. >> And then my text message that Chris was super helpful like I I thought I really >> any emails sent to you? [clears throat] >> No. >> At all? >> Not that I not of that I noticed. >> Even after you purchase a car, you got nothing from the dealership or anything like that? Who who would it came from? Or do you have >> the dealership? Volkswagen maybe golf tournament. >> Have you logged into the bank statement? Cuz it usually says like what kind of car you finance and stuff. >> Yeah. So, no, I just got that today. You guys want to log in for the first time? >> Yeah. Let's see if uh what ends up coming up. >> Welcome to driveway. Congratulations. This, you can see this is today at 3M. So, I was going into physical therapy when I got this. >> I was like, "Oh, cool. I got to register tonight cuz I'm going to try to set it up so that I pay twice a month cuz payment's expensive on that thing. I can promise you guys a trying to steal anything. I have no idea what happened, but it's not me trying to steal a truck." I >> During conversation, officers verified Shane's story through texts and communications from the dealership. Shane stayed cooperative, relieved the misunderstanding was being cleared up, and expressed concern about his truck >> day, but just more or less last week. >> It was a Saturday. Hang on, I pull the text message back up from my last one. >> How much did they sell you the truck for? >> Um, oh, here's here's some more messages. This is from my uh my sales guy. That's the sales guy. >> Yeah, this is from me in the truck. >> Ali. >> Ali. >> Okay. >> Yeah. That's from the dealer. Leave it in the truck. Yeah. >> Can we call him? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Yeah. D I think he's he's the old dude that works in there. He's been there like 20 years. God, you guys scared the [ __ ] out of me. It's all right, man. I'm here for it, too. >> I'm not a criminal, but I appreciate the compliment of you guys. >> Hi, this is Ali. >> Oh, yeah. >> The tag on the front. >> That's when they put it on the dishes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Hi Shane. Real pleasure meeting you today. Thank you for your business. Best wishes and happy murdering Ali Dorado Volkswagen. >> Cool. >> And this was all right. Just so we got it straight. June 21st. So that's two Saturdays ago, right? >> Let me verify it. >> Yeah. Saturday. Saturday before last. >> Yeah. Two Saturdays. I think the truck has got low track on it, too, which is probably you guys found me a bay light. >> Um, yeah. So, basically, it's this is just a formality. At the end of the day, we don't know what we have until we investigate a little further, that's when we interview. >> Um, you know, once we verify all the details, >> I there's nothing to hide in this one. I mean, clearly we're going through just going this is what I don't understand though is like the tag thing. >> That's I mean >> that's >> that's we we'll talk about that after. We just need to verify. >> Uh he's on the phone with the subject. >> Yeah. So there's a cortex and then there's a arm. >> Okay. So it's >> So it basically seems that they >> Okay. >> It sounds like they messed up. Yeah, they basically Is this your phone or his phone? >> That's his phone. And then if you swipe to the Carfax, it comes back to a 1,500. >> Yeah, >> it is a 1500. >> Yeah, but it's like a diesel um like lower model >> cuz that's a AT4. This is coming back to >> That's an AT4X, man. >> My bad. My bad. >> Uh so it seems like so we can smile a little bit. >> No, no, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. At this point, >> just don't beat me up, man. >> No, no, no. Hopefully we didn't treat you too rough. >> I want to hug I want to hug when I'm done. >> We'll talk after this. >> Maybe some coffee. [snorts] >> I got some advice after this. >> Um yeah, once he's done with this, he's actually talking to the sales rep once he comes back. >> Okay. >> Shane shared his background as a helicopter maintenance officer, outlining his career in military service. He emphasized he had nothing to hide and wanted the situation resolved quickly. I I can understand that. >> I'm I'm helicopter maintenance officer for the ghost air station. Like you guys rolled me out of my physical therapy officer. Like what the [ __ ] >> Well, we treat all sto vehicle. We don't know. >> Hey, dude. When we're done with Prague cuz I would I'm a dude. I've ruled people, too. It's It's all good. We're there. I just was like the only thing that I could think was something with the truck and I was sitting in the cell freezing my off. I'm like this guy. And then when they said dural, I was like, "This is something with the truck." >> Yeah. We'll just verify the statements, whatever this guy's saying, and then >> No, this is all good. Well, it's not going to be good for them. I did everything. I I'll give you guys whatever you want. But my fiance's dad is also the ex 20-year chief of police of all harbor. I got nothing to hide. >> So that answers the the badge in the cup holder. >> Oh, yeah. I have your >> coin or badge. Yeah, I have it there. I was like, just in case. >> Yeah, >> your stuff. Yeah. >> I don't know how you guys want to work it cuz of your your backpack or rug sack, whatever's in the back. I left it all there. Like we really don't >> Is our truck still Is the truck still there? >> Well, we told it. So I I could give him a call >> if you want to go over there and be like, "Hey, listen. He just needs to get his stuff like and I'll explain the situation. >> Ask us how long is my truck going to be gone? >> I mean depending on once we clarify everything and everything it's it'll you might be able to get it back uh pretty soon. >> Supposed to be taking it to Jackson while my girlfriend's my fiance's house story. >> Huh? >> At least you have a story for her. >> Yeah. No, for sure. I mean I just want to drive back at this point. Oh, I love that truck. I ain't giving it up, man. >> I would to tell my bomber when you hit me. >> No, not that was only that was like the first thing I noticed. I'm like I wanted to get mad and then I was like, "Oh crap, it's the lights." So >> there. >> Totally unrelated story and just kind of crazy. I've got a friend in North Carolina going this is [ __ ] up cuz it is what it is. Got rolled on child. The conversation became more casual as Shane discussed his career, Coast Guard experiences, training, and retirement plans, operational challenges, and budget issues were touched on, and the investigation concluded as a clear misunderstanding. >> No. >> Yeah. Can you just wait for us to finish and then kick out cuz my fiance was also a cop? >> Yeah, you can call her after. Yeah, just for the sake of the interview, I think privacy sake. How many years have you been serving for? >> 27. I'm retiring next year. >> Really? >> It is actually. It's very good. I'm going to move to Jacksonville and um I think right now I'll probably go to work for Boeing. That's what I'm looking at. If I can find something that's like low not low stress. Low stress isn't good, but like medium stress. >> What is it that you do? You just fix the planes. >> That's what I did. Um, now I direct the maintenance for the five helicopters. I've got 76. >> They're the rescue ones. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Um, you've always been here in the old one. >> No, I've been here for coming up on 2 and 1/2 years. >> Where were you before? >> North Carolina. >> So, you said you were there and then you just came over here. >> Yeah. So started in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Puerto Rico. Was in Puerto Rico for 5 years. Moved to North Carolina. Was in North Carolina for a lot longer than I expected and uh transferred again on the base. I guess luckily it was it's a big base there. So they've got the schoolhouse. I was an instructor for a couple years. I worked at the overhaul center for a couple years. And then I was a ground support equipment program manager when I first commissioned and um came up on the end of my tour. Tried to get the hedge rod in Jacksonville. I wanted to go to Jacksonville and ended up in Miami, which that's one down here. >> Yeah. One of my my old sergeants, he's like the the finance guy for the Coast Guard. >> Oh, Pisik, >> he's a sergeant here, but he does like all he's out of California. >> Oh, okay. >> He has to fly out all the time. >> Fly around. Nice. >> Yeah. I was unlisted. I was enlisted for 21 years. No, I'm a warrant officer. So, you need college for that? Yeah. So, I I've got 12 years is my highest. I've got the equivalent because I went to college for a couple years and then I did my airframe and power plant license, my FCC license, and my FCC Growler so I can work on radios and aircraft. >> So, with the technical >> it still has its >> Yeah, it's it's good. Not a lot of technical routes left. I mean, AMP wise and the civilian sector and airports start getting thin. Yeah. >> All the guys are retiring. >> Is it really? >> It is. Yeah. And they started the schools up like it's, you know, you can go to tech schools like Broward's got a good flight program, a good ground school program for maintenance, you know, but it's mainly like technical colleges. So, it's been a fun career. We've got it. We've got it made. It's It's been fun. >> It was surprised. You guys got a tight ship shight ship over there. We tried getting uh we originally went over there. >> Yeah. uh to see if because the car was over there >> and then we tried to get in to even look around. >> Guys didn't have my phone number cuz they would have called me and I would have just came off somewhere. >> So whenever we get calls like this is very loaded information. >> So if I had known I would be a Volkswagen dealer, nobody nobody called, nobody emailed, nothing. That's that's the frustrating part is like >> that's that's the thing. We got to verify what's going on on their end because if the case is that it's a clerical error on the paperwork or something and you know that's something that they need to sort out themselves. Um but you know once they call us they tell us hey >> so this vehicle is >> you know it's it's curious to me. Um I'm going to relax now cuz I done [ __ ] wrong. Um all of their vehicles there. They were like pushing the lowjack thing. like they push the lowjack thing hard and I was like that's never been anywhere like that. But I'm thinking like South Florida like it's pretty wild west here in my opinion. So all right cool. I'm buying a used truck. It's expensive you know in a gated community and stuff. I was like oh cool that's probably handy to have on there. I mean that's what I pay insurance for but peace of mind. But it was interesting that they were pushing that low jack system like >> I mean depending on today's testament this really works. >> Yeah. >> So they want to let yall on the base and >> we tried. >> Yeah. Where did you guys go? Did you guys go today? >> Yeah. >> We went all the way down to Opalaka. >> Yeah. That's see if we can get a hold of the truck. >> That's where it sits all the time. >> Yeah. Once we saw how tight ship it was, we're like all right. I mean, either in this guy's a contract who has access or possibly somebody on base. >> I don't know. I'm I'm the man. >> Yeah. You guys were created to get a [ __ ] stom and a half doing that. >> That's why uh we went over there. Obviously, we asked questions first before doing anything crazy. But um >> now that we know what it's about, it would have been funny, but it would not have been funny at the time. >> Well, not at the time. >> No, not at the time. >> Laugh about it now. about it now. A really great story. You guys remember that time [ __ ] got arrested? >> Where are you originally from? >> South Carolina. I grew up in Charleston. >> Oh, okay. Love that place. >> I do too. What'd you do before? >> Uh sales. >> Sales. Really? Good for you, man. That's awesome. >> You look like a military guy. >> Nah, I've been I've been doing this for a long time. Eight. Long time. Because I'm only so young. I'm not even in my 30s yet. I started at 21. >> Okay. >> Um before that I was a drag line oiler. >> Uhhuh. And you're you're a brower. >> Yeah. >> All right. You know Brian Chan now >> and BSO where he's at? >> No, he's in Sunny Isles. He's a sergeant at Sunny Isles. >> Actually, I have a couple cuz I went to Date Academy. So I know a lot of people from Sunny Isles but it doesn't ring a bell. >> Yeah, Brent's a sergeant down there. And then Tom Hunker's my fiance's ex dad. He's the ex- chief at Harvard. I actually know the chief's there because he's one of my one of my really good friends. His dad >> I get that a lot. My whole family served. I'm the only one that did it. >> Okay. >> I wanted to go this route. >> You have the military look to you. >> Yeah. >> Never crossed my head cuz I was just like, you know, graduated in 2014. I was like going downhill. So, >> dude, I tell you what, man. If I had to do it again, and I I'm going to go out with a good pension. Don't get me wrong. I guess it's not anything to complain about, man. When you guys go out, it's so good. It's so much better. >> Yeah. So, yeah, just like from what my brothers and my cousins told me, it's just like it was getting very political over there. So, without getting too deep into it, I was just like, >> cuz they told me and I was like, I don't know. And then one of my cousins does this dating. I was like, that sounds more fun, honestly. >> Yeah. I I It's a toss up because I've really had a great career coming to the end like I look back on some of the things you've done and I've gotten to do some incredible things. They've really helped a lot of people. Um but man, for retirement wise, it's police and fire, especially down here, you guys. >> No, it's good. But the cost of living is cuz you can retire, but then the cost of living keeps going like this, but then you stay here. So the old heads that retired a long time ago, >> they're working on like second pensions now and stuff. >> Yep. That's Yeah, that's M That's M That's M That's M That's M That's M That's M That's M That's M That's M That's Mr. Tom definitely. He went to Miami for a little while. >> We uh we've had we've had some some rough years in the Coast Guard. It's going to be interesting to see what plays out. >> The man was released without charges. On July 28th, 2025, he filed a lawsuit against Dural Volkswagen for at least $50,000. False imprisonment and violation of FDUTP AFLA stat 501.204. On July 19th, 2024, police responded to Sephora in reference to an inrogress retail theft involving two female suspects. When police arrived at Sephora, two young women were quickly stopped for a suspected theft. Officers calmly asked for IDs and basic information, confirming both were adults. As they were detained, it became clear one of the women had acted as a distraction while the other slipped items into her bag. >> Take this out. Put your hands behind your back. >> What is going on? >> Right now, you guys are being detained for the shoplifting investigation. So, >> did you write it? >> So, her her too? Yeah. >> All right. Here. Here. I'm going to put your phone. I'm going to put your phone and bag down so I don't drop your phone. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you guys sure you don't have any ID on you? It'll just make it easier to find you. I don't have it. >> No. Okay. >> I didn't drink my >> How's it going, man? What's going on? >> Not much. What do you got for me? >> Yeah. >> Um, basically, they walked in. I was on the sales floor, so I noticed right away with the girl with the shades >> and the hat plus the bag. >> Um, she I looked at her, she didn't smile at me or anything. She just >> Was she involved at all or No, >> the one with the >> The one that's standing right there. >> No, she wasn't involved. She was just doing makeup on things. Honestly, I think she was just a distraction. But >> I watched these two and they separated and they went by skin care, selected our skincare products. I watched them put it inside the bag from the CCTV. So, I got clear footage of them concealing it. She placed an item inside her jacket and then she put it inside her bag and took out the item in her jacket. They walked out. That's when I called you guys. Okay. And I followed them down there. I guess they saw me following them. So, we turned back and they came this way. When the officers approached, they calmly explained why the two women were being detained. They asked questions about the items in their possession, trying to clarify the situation. At first, the suspects seemed uncertain and confused about the accusations, but they remained cooperative. Staff observations and surveillance footage suggested that the women had worked together in a coordinated effort to conceal certain products. >> Okay. Um, we're going to walk over to your office and just look through the the stuff. Okay. >> They usually park in the back by name and mark. They do. >> Yeah, because she asked me where the exit was. The one with the cap and they go they you know they work in a team and the escape vehicles got to be in the back. >> Oh, so they have a vehicle. >> That's no no doubt. That's how they come or they go they come to the trap court which is not for employees. I'm guessing >> I got I'll walk over there. Just give me one second. >> She said he says fine. Yeah. >> All right. You're good to get out of here. >> Um >> I can't just get out of here. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Um >> I'm going to go with him real quick. Do you mind to sit with them? I read both. I read her. You read her? I did. Perfect. All right. >> Ask for anything or >> uh just hold off right now. Yeah. Um yeah. Thank you. >> The officer then reviewed the video surveillance and saw both suspects working together to hide numerous items in their bags. >> Um >> how do you pronounce your first name again? >> Okay. So again, my name is Officer Timothy. All right. With the phone. As the discussion continued, the officers went over the camera footage in detail. One of the suspects admitted to taking some skincare items, but insisted there was no intention to steal. Officers asked about whether any payment had been made, where the items were placed, and what else was in their bags. Through this conversation, it became clear which products belong to the store and which were personal belongings the suspects already owned. >> This moment again, you're detained right now. All right, for my investigation. Okay. So, I'm going to afford you the opportunity right now. >> I can't hear you. And I'm going to afford you the opportunity right now to be honest with me and tell me what's going on today. What happened what happened in the Sephora? Why am I here? >> Why I'm here. >> Why am I here? And why are you in cuffs right now? >> I'm going to let you think. I have cameras on every single angle. >> I can see me take something. >> Okay. So, did you take something? >> Did I take something? >> Yes. I was looking and stuff like that and I was trying all stuff. >> Okay. >> But again, right, I'm trying my best to work with you, right? Cuz it goes a long way. If you're honest with me in the front end of my investigation, it goes a long way. All right. I already watched all the camera footage. I know exactly what happened. It's seeing if you're going to be willing to work with me and talk to me and tell me what happened. >> Wasn't me. you I'm already like in this predicament after one day. >> Okay. So, here's the thing again. If you don't want to talk, you want to tell me what happened. That's fine, right? You're saying, "Hey, he told you that he saw you take something and you're not admitting to it right now. Um, you're still detained. If you're not asking, if you're not going to answer any more of my questions, that's fine. Um, just just hang tight." Right. >> So, you didn't you didn't purchase anything at the store? >> No. >> Okay. So, >> why are they saying that you took stuff from the store? >> Why are you Why are they saying that you took stuff from the store? >> I don't know. I have a bunch of makeup stuff in my bag because I don't like my makeup, but all my makeup stuff is in my bag. >> So, all your makeup stuff's in there. >> Like what I brought from my >> none of the stuff from their store is in your bag? >> No. >> So, like I said, they have video of you being in there? >> Yeah. So, would it make any sense that they're watching you while you're putting stuff into your bag? >> Would it make any sense? >> You're saying you didn't make anything, but they're they're watching you on the camera while you're sticking stuff in your bag. >> Is that accurate statement? >> Yes. >> Yes. So, what what in that bag belongs to Sephora? >> Uh, I just got Ordinary from there. >> You got Ordinary? >> Yeah. That the skin care or is it makeup? >> No, the skin care. Skin care. That's all I know. >> Okay. What What kind of skin care? Is it like oil, face wash? >> It's It's for your face, but I think it's just like acne. >> Acne stuff. Okay. Now, when you got that, who collected it? You or her? Did you take it off the shelf? Yes, he did. >> When I got the ordinary, I >> You took it off the shelf. Where did you put it? >> It's in my bag. >> No, no, I know. But did you stick in your bag? Did you walk around when it's in it? No, I didn't walk around. >> Okay. >> Soon after, the officers began searching the bags. They carefully separated the items taken without payment from the women's own possessions. Each item taken from the store was documented, and staff verified the accuracy. Throughout the search, both suspects stayed cooperative, answering questions and helping identify their personal items. >> You just demonstrated your dad? >> Okay. Do you have money to pay for any of it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you try to pay for it before you left? Okay. So, you went in there with the intent to take something without paying, right? >> No, not necessarily. >> Okay. So, at some point you came to the conclusion I'm going to take this without paying. Is that accurate? >> Okay, I got you. >> We're good. >> Yeah. Um, Officer [ __ ] is going to go through I said Officer [ __ ] right? This is the officer that's standing here with you. She's going to go through your bag, right, and take out the items that you took. All right. Uh, is this your bag right here? >> Okay. And this is your phone on top of it, correct? >> I didn't know where my phone went. >> No. Yeah. No, I had your phone. Yep. >> Yep. If you don't mind just going through it. >> Um, >> is there anything else or just >> I got to go see because apparently there's a bunch of stuff. >> She's saying this like the ordinary. Was it just one bottle or two? >> It was two. >> Two. >> Everything else in here is my stuff in our original. >> Do you want to have him come over here and take a look through it? There's a bunch of stuff. I'll just I'll walk it over there with him so it's easier so we're not playing back and forth. But I know for sure you're saying that it's these two, correct? Okay. All right. Um since I like I said, you're still detained right now as are you. I'll be right back. All right. Thank you guys. Appreciate it. >> I think my bag is >> um I'm going to grab that as well. >> Go ahead and go. >> Okay. >> But don't take my whole bag. >> Well, I'm taking your whole bag cuz right now again, you're detained. Okay. So, you're you're telling me before that you didn't say anything, but there's going to be >> I didn't say I ain't taking anything. I just said he he told you to ask something. >> Okay. I'm asking you straight up, right? Because regardless, you're taking a ride with me today. You're go I said Regardless, you're taking a ride with me. You're going to jail today. >> I can hear you. >> You're going to jail. >> You're under arrest, right? So, this is simple. I want to go through your bag and make sure, hey, what exactly you took is going to go back to them. If you're saying there's other stuff in here that belongs to you that you paid for, you need to let me know. >> You can you can um let's buy these. Okay. >> I just got to see what you're taking out though. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What? >> Go ahead. >> You took this? >> Yes. >> This is from Sephora. >> Yes. >> Okay. The stuff you did not pay for, correct? >> Right. >> Okay. Yes. That's it. The three items. This Okay. >> All right. >> You need to search this one. >> Yeah. I'm going to bring this one over there, but there might be more in here. >> Okay. >> Are you good if I switch out with someone? And then here for the church. >> Yeah. No, 100%. Yeah. Thank you. Yep. Right back. >> All right. >> Okay. My name's Ringy. >> Okay, >> so we had a bunch of items. I just want to make sure. >> Finally, after confirming the details, the officers formally placed both women under arrest for retail theft. They conducted a last check of the bags, took photographs of the evidence, and prepared the suspects for transport to the police department to complete the necessary paperwork and processing. >> Yeah, it's yours. So, [clears throat] these four items in here, this is what the girl in the blue dress, the like the tight blue dress, Yeah. said that she took those four items. >> So far, the woman in the pink hat with sunglasses said she just took these two ordinaries. >> Um, she's got a bunch of different makeup in here. It all looks older. >> Yeah. >> Right. Do you see anything in there that is from your store? I didn't see anything cuz it all looks used. >> Got it. Yeah, she took these out of the out of the box. >> Out of the boxes. Okay. Okay. Everything else again looks like it's all old and it's hers >> on that one. This one? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Not opened. Okay. That's the first one. >> That's the first one. Okay. >> I don't have any right now. >> Okay. Perfect. >> She's out there, but she's leaving in 30 minutes. I just want to get another officer out there. That's all. It's all good. >> Almost done, man. No, you're good. >> I appreciate it. >> Okay, perfect. Okay. Um, he's going to walk over real quick and take pictures of them and then we can search. >> All right, so listen. You're going to be placed under arrest right now for retail theft. Okay. >> What's that? You be placed under arrest for retail theft. Okay. You understand? >> Yes. Taking items out of a store, right? acting in concert with your friend. Take all these items out. So, you're being placed under arrest. Okay. Officer Coon's gonna search you real quick and then we're going to bring you to the police department to finish paperwork. All right. >> All right. Stand up. >> Which one's yours? >> This one. >> I'll go with you guys. >> On August 18th of 2025, deputies responded to a burglary at a smoke shop in Palm Coast, Florida. When confronted, Taylor refused to exit her vehicle, leading to a tense standoff. Officers repeatedly instructed her to get out and put her hands behind her back. She appeared scared and hesitant, explaining she was pregnant and asking for calm. >> First flight, take it off for me. >> Get out of the car. >> All right. >> It's going to be a silver Mazda going eastbound on the Parkway. It appeared that she might have been actively stealing from that uh smoke shop the owner was chasing after. She has a felony water out of Vermont. It's violation of probation reference, I believe, robbery. >> Hey, out of the car. Out of the car. >> I'm coming. >> Put it in park. >> I am. I'm coming. >> Put in park. Step out. >> I will. Just a second. Please >> stop reaching. >> Stop reaching. Get out of the car. >> Don't grab me. I'm scared. >> Okay. Get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please. I I need to tell my partner. >> Stop. No. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Stop. You're going to get tased. Do you want to get tased? >> No, you don't need to do that. I >> No, you're not listening. Put your hands behind your back and keep them there. >> I will listen. Please don't put cops on me. Please don't put >> Stop. >> Third week. >> Stop. >> The car's on. >> I know it is. Julia, 35, female. >> I'm 7 months pregnant. >> Okay. Well, well, you need to start listening then. >> Taylor revealed she was 7 months pregnant. Officers explained she needed to comply and stay handcuffed for safety. She tried to explain her fear and confusion, apologizing for not following instructions. The deputies reassured her while maintaining control of the situation, eventually putting her in handcuffs properly. >> Okay. >> Can you please No, you're not getting uncuffed right now. And as soon as I get another deputy here, we'll work on that. Okay. But right But right now, you're going to stay in handcuffs. Okay. You tried to back up on me when I told you to stop. I know. I'm sorry. >> Okay. And you didn't get out of the car when I asked you to. Okay. No. No. Listen. Okay. You need to start listening and then things will go different. You were reaching on the side of the car. >> My phone. >> Okay. Okay. You don't reach when the cops are here. >> I'm sorry. I didn't >> Okay. This isn't your first time dealing with the police. >> What do you mean? >> What do I mean, Taylor? >> I haven't dealt with the police. >> Taylor? Really? >> I just got to Vermont. I don't know anything. >> You just got to Vermont. You're in Florida. >> I'm I know. I mean, I'm from Vermont. >> Yeah. Yeah. You You haven't dealt with the police in Vermont? >> Not in years. >> Not in years. Since you were a kid? >> Yeah, since I was like 19. >> Okay, here. I'll loosen this cuff. Hold on. Just just just read. >> If you see my hand, it's really messed up. >> Well, I understand that. But looks like that's not from me, though. >> No, no, it it gets really tight at first. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Well, I'll tell you I'll tell you what I'm going to do. >> Meaning not to listen. I got Taylor. Taylor. Okay. >> I just got scared. >> Okay, Taylor. I I'll put another set of handcuffs on. I'll put two sets of handcuffs on you. Okay. >> Do you have to have them? I promise don't listen. >> No, that's not the way this works. Okay. But I put another set on to give you a little bit more room. Okay. >> Are you going to take me somewhere? >> Taylor learned she had a warrant from Vermont which required her arrest. She pleaded about her pregnancy and requested to take her medication, but officers explained they would handle that later. She expressed fear and concern for her well-being. While deputies ensured she remained compliant. Taylor, you have a warrant for your arrest. >> What do you mean? >> You have you have a warrant for your arrest out of Vermont. >> So, you have to take me somewhere? >> Yeah. Soon as they confirmed the warrant, you're going to be taken somewhere? Yeah. You got to go to jail. >> Why? >> Why? Because you got a warrant out of Vermont. >> My baby's coming. >> Okay, hold on. Hey, I'm going to undo this cuff. Don't >> just keep keep your hands where they're at. Okay. >> Can I take my meds first? >> No, we'll take them with us. I can't give you meds right now. Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Just lean against the car for me. >> You're against the car at the >> I'm going to be sick. I don't understand. >> Why are you going to be sick? >> Cuz I need to take my meds. >> Okay. What's What's your meds for? >> I'm addicted to something. They're in the car. >> Okay. >> He doesn't want to be sick. I have water. Can I please just take them? >> What? Calm down. First of all. Okay. Okay. If you're going to be sick, I can call paramedics here. Okay. But this is what What is your meds? >> It's those >> are they are they are they in your name or they in a prescription bottle? >> Neither. They're just from the store, please. >> Okay. Hey, I can't give it to your right now. I'm going to turn off the car. Stay there. Okay. >> Officers clarified ownership of the car she was in. Taylor tried to involve her boyfriend, but deputies focused on securing the scene and ensuring safety. She remained anxious, explaining connections to the car and her personal situation, including multiple people living at the house. >> Whose car is this? >> Who Who lives here? >> Can I wake my boyfriend up? >> No, not right now. Who lives here? >> Like, whose owner's name? >> Yeah, I mean, who do you live with? >> I live with my boyfriend. Like seven other people. >> Okay. You know who's who who owns the house? >> Mark. >> How do you know Mark? >> He's our friend. >> Okay. From Vermont. >> I think he's from Vermont originally. >> Okay. Who's friends with him? >> What do you mean? >> But I mean, how do you know him? Like you said, >> my boyfriend. My boyfriend was his friend first. >> Okay. >> Please don't take take me. Can't you just cite me? >> No. If you have a warrant from Vermont, you have to go to jail. >> I'm having a baby, though. >> Taylor, spell your last name for me. >> C R O W N I L V. >> Just say it for me. >> Crowning shoe. I don't want to lose my baby. >> You're not going to lose your baby. >> I am if they're going to take me to jail. >> I mean, what? You violated probation of something? >> 2 years ago. >> Okay. Well, then why did you just take care of it? >> Cuz I was scared. And then I was in the hospital for almost 3 months. And when I got out, I was living in some place really far away. I couldn't get there. So, I figured time went time kept going by and never reached back out. >> I mean I mean this is what happens when you let things just fester. Can't you just cite me for what I did wrong? >> Not if you have a warrant. The warrant is from is from Vermont saying that they they that you did something that you needed to go back to Vermont for. >> How long does that take? >> I don't know. >> I need to tell my boyfriend I'm leaving. I'm getting taken. >> We'll take care of that. It's unfortunate. >> Now you're going for escape. >> Oh, please. I'm just scared. Ow. My wrist. My wrist. Okay. Then you then you shouldn't have ran. >> I'm sorry. I'm scared. >> She just took off on me. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> Another charge. >> Yep. >> I'm just I'm pregnant and I'm scared. >> Okay. Well, yeah. You just got more charges. >> All your warrant. >> I'm just pregnant. I'm sorry. Not for 6 months. Sorry. >> 6 months pregnant. >> She falling, >> huh? >> Did she fall or anything like that? >> No. >> I'm sorry. I'm just kidding. >> Why'd you run? You're 7 months pregnant in your the police. >> I know I'm just so scared. Sorry. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, I don't have any pockets. >> Female search. >> Have a seat. >> Julia 35. Is there a female 1037 that could be 104? Don't for me. >> She took off. I need to say like on foot or >> Yeah, on foot. And I was just sitting here and then all of a sudden when I called for another unit, she just took took took off, but she was reaching over here to the left or to the right rather. And when I pulled up, she tried to she >> A dispute arose over the car keys between deputies and Taylor's boyfriend. Officers attempted to identify the rightful owner, Tammy Npalitano, and discussed logistics for returning the keys. Communication delays and confusion added tension, but deputies remained firm on protocol. >> Back was backing out. She wanted to get out of the car. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> No one else came outside? >> No, but that's what I was She wants her This is your cell phone, right? You want your purse? >> Yeah. >> Okay. her boyfriend and three meet other people inside the house just saying >> yeah but I mean we can take her and we already got I mean she's already she already got all the charges she's already got all the criminal charges that she has to worry about. So we only need to sit sit here and make this this position with with the car submit that and uh I mean we'll see if they uh whose whose car is it? >> That's Mark's car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You ask me to be cool with you and then you go go do that. Like I don't understand like >> not working and just frozen and I don't feel good. I'm sorry. I do apologize. You can step out here for me, ma'am. >> You can stand right over here. Line your stands for me. You don't have anything in that's going to poke me, stick me, nothing. >> No, I don't have >> no weapons, knives. >> Nothing on you. >> Did you want me to tighten this? >> This needs to be tightened a little bit more. >> Yeah, this one's I can fit like four fingers in this. My arm has [ __ ] up. >> I've seen it, but it's time. >> How big do you need? >> Did you give her the trespass and everything? >> I hear somebody in there. >> All right. Somebody's coming. >> I think it came to Napolitan. Uh, a female, Tammy Npalitano. >> That's who the car came back to. >> Okay. >> After her arrest, Taylor's boyfriend emerges from the house, clashing with deputies over the car and even denying any connection to her. Sheriff's office. Okay. >> Don't do that right there. You have a warrant. >> No, we're Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> We want to give you the keys to the car. Set it >> on the table. That's >> No. Get the owner of the car. >> Get the owner of the car. Please. >> Excuse me. >> Can you Can you kindly get the Can you kindly get the owner of the car? Can Can you get >> All right. >> I I didn't ask you if you left here. I said could you get the owner of the car? >> No. Officer. Thank you. >> Okay. Hey, we'll go keep it for safekeeping then. >> No, that's what I'm doing. That's what I'm doing. That's where it's going. >> Yeah, >> that's not your key. >> You said that's not your key. I'm the sergeant. I'm the sergeant. You said this isn't your car. We want to get the keys to the >> This isn't your car. The car belongs in this driveway. How do you know that? >> How do I know that? >> How do you know that key belongs to the car in this driveway? >> Because we just arrested the girl that was in it who was your girlfriend. >> That's not my girlfriend. >> Taylor's not not your girlfriend. I have no idea who who who is that. >> Okay. Well, do you want to get is Tammy here? Npalitano whose car this is so we can give her the keys. >> Okay. Let me let me call the guy who lives here AGAIN BECAUSE THAT MAY MIGHT HAVE BEEN SOMETHING YOU should have led with. >> I I asked you. >> YOU POUNDED ON THE WINDOW AND SAID, "CAN YOU TAKE THIS CAR KEY?" YOU DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> LOOK, I have it on camera. >> Look, only thing we're trying to do is get the get the car keys to the owner. >> Bro, Mark is Tammy's son. This is Mark's house. I don't know what the HELL YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT, BUT THAT DISPLAY OF behavior is not professional whatsoever. AND THEN TO SAY I'M GOING TO TAKE the car key after I said why don't you just leave it here. THAT'S NOT PROFESSIONAL EITHER. THAT'S TWO STRIKES, BRO. OKAY. SO, how about you leave the car key since it's the car is right there or I can go call Mark and and find out what he's doing while he's working. >> That's what that's what we asked to begin with. That's that that would be awesome. I can just take the key. >> Well, we need to talk to Mark. So, [clears throat] and and who's who's Tammy? You said it's his mom. >> Tammy is Mark's mom. Yeah. >> Mark, you look like >> Can you at least just get him on the phone for us and then we'll uh turn you turn the keys over to you. >> All right. >> I can't get him on the phone again. So, I don't know. >> Okay. >> What you guys want to do? >> Well, you can come. I Where's his mom? >> Where's it going to be at? >> It'll It'll be at the sheriff's office. It'll be in property. >> In Poso Sheriff's Office. >> Well, the one in Banell. >> The one in Banell. That's going to be our operations over there. So, >> okay. All right. All right. Cool. He'll be done work probably around 5. Okay. All right. Sorry, guys. >> Taylor Crowning Shield was charged with pettit theft, fleeing, and eluding deputies, and resisting arrest. She also remains wanted in Vermont for robbery, assault, and violating probation. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe for more stories like this. 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