Sorry. >> Don't be sorry to me, cuz you're the one that's concealing all that stuff in your backpack. Go. >> Prison for the rest of his life. >> Get out of here or you're going to jail. Go. >> Go to prison and get the in my face, you dirty ass. Touch me. You have it on camera. Have it on camera. He physically assaulted me. No. Yeah, I kicked HIM IN HIS NUTS AFTER HE TOUCHED ME. >> Karen's are known for their entitlement and grab-and-take lifestyle. But, what really happens when a Karen is so convinced and believes she can walk into a store and legally pick whatever it is that she wants without paying for it. >> He grabbed it out of my arm. I was going to grab I was going to move my bike. >> seat for me real quick, please? >> Yeah. He got his stuff back. >> All right. What did you What did you try to take? >> I didn't take anything. I was getting my bike inside the store. He says it's okay for him to rip the damn thing off my arm if I'm stealing. >> I don't know. >> That is not okay. >> Okay. So, YOU ADMIT >> IT'S NOT OKAY. >> OH, YEAH. I SAW it with my eyes, and then I watched her down aisle two, completely packed and full. Yeah. That's when I called as soon as I saw that, cuz I knew she was going to walk out. >> Here are unbelievable moments when Karen's actually thought they had the legal right to steal. [music] Meet Ashley, [snorts] an irresponsible mother whose sense of entitlement turned a shoplifting incident into a tense unfolding standoff all right in front of her child. >> Ma'am, you're not free to go. I told you, you can come back to the office with me. >> my rights. No. Why am I being detained? >> Because suspicion of theft. >> You do not have a right to do that. >> The 14th of January, 2025, officers were called to a shopping mall in Lynnwood, Washington, after reports of a woman caught shoplifting. As soon as one officer arrived, she didn't hesitate to lock in a crucial piece of evidence that would quietly set the stage for Ashley's downfall. >> Well, she stole, and then she went to American Eagle, and now is coming back out. Or is coming back in. Okay. Well, let's see if she decides to I'll see if she wants to. Okay. I'm just going to bring her back to the office. Hello, ma'am. Officer Newman with the Elmwood Police Department. Just so you know, you are being detained right now. I'm going to have you come back to the loss prevention office with me right now, okay? >> have >> Okay, well, we're going to figure that out. Like I said, I'm going to have you come back to the loss prevention office with me. I'm not going to handcuff you cuz I don't want to cuff you in front of your baby. So, if you could come with me. We'll talk about this all in a second. If you could come back to the office with me. >> The thing was that there was undeniable evidence of Ashley's culpability. But, she still had a chance to make things a little less complicated, at least if her inflated current ego and sense of entitlement let her. >> Yes, I I'm sorry, but I don't agree with you. I have >> Well, you're being detained right now. So, >> So, I have these. >> Okay. Well, if you don't agree to come with me, then I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Stop. >> Ma'am. >> You're not free to go. I told you, you can come back to the office with me. >> my rights. >> No. I told you you're being detained. You want me to put you in handcuffs or are you going to come to >> No. >> Then, are you going to come to the back office with me? >> Why am I being detained? >> Because suspicion of theft. >> You do not have a right to do that. >> You're being detained right now. >> Ma'am, please stop. No. Stop. >> Lincoln 3, I've got one resisting. >> Stop. I am not resisting. Ma'am. >> Stop. Can you grab her arm? >> Okay. Please don't touch my child. Stop. >> And I told you I didn't want to do this. You decided not to listen. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Stop. >> My child. >> They're going to stop. >> Okay. Why are you fighting with me? Stop. >> Knock it off. You're going in handcuffs, so stop. >> going to stop. >> Yes, you are. >> You're done. Stop. >> I already gave you that option. >> Ma'am. Stop. >> You're going to go to the ground. You're going to go to the ground. >> You're making it worse. >> [screaming] >> So, quit fighting. >> Please don't hurt my child. >> Well, then stop. >> Please stop. >> Stop or you're going to go to the ground. >> Ma'am, my child. I need >> I don't care. >> Stop or you're going to go to the ground. Stop. >> Ma'am, please stop. Please stop. My child. Where's my child? >> You're making it worse. So, quit fighting. Jesus. >> We're by the washers, by their shoes. >> Okay, let's go. >> Right here. >> Where's my child? >> Here, I can't >> I can't Where's my child? >> We'll worry about your kid in a second. Stop Stop resisting. >> Where's my child? Please help me. >> Okay, we have one detained. You can help me there. You can go. >> I tried to give you an option. >> Ma'am, can we get my child, please? >> Hey. We'll worry about your kid in a second. Right now, you're under arrest. Your kid's going to be okay. >> And now, you're under arrest for obstruction, as well. >> Where did you park at? >> Um >> We're right out front. >> Help me, please. >> We're right out this door. >> Okay, let's go that way. >> Yeah, if that would be helpful. Oops, I'm sorry. >> Despite Ashley's attempts to shield her child from witnessing the situation, Ashley's own choices [music] set everything in motion. And now, she had to live with the outcome, leaving behind a moment she could never take back. >> Keep moving. Your child's going in the We just had to come in here and talk to the kids. Your child is now in our custody. He's going to be just fine with us. >> What? No. >> Yes. Yes. That's how it works. >> All right, take a seat. Where's my t- >> Take a seat. I'm going to read you your rights, okay? >> Can we please make this speedy? >> No. No. >> I thought I could be quick. You're probably going to jail. >> No. No. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything >> Sit. >> Sit down. I'm done doing this with you. Sit and listen. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say >> I have to read these to you, so just be quiet. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Yes or no? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> I would like to go home. I can >> Well, that's not happening today. >> distraction. >> I tried to have you walk back to the >> My child. My child. My child. >> Okay, well, you should have listened to me the first time rather than running away from me. >> You don't have any proof of anything. You don't have any proof of anything. >> And that's what I was trying to figure out, but you didn't want to talk to me. >> Ashley. Ashley. >> Ashley, my partner here just read you your rights. She's asking you about the theft that got conducted inside of the store. Do you have any statements you'd like to make? >> I did not complete any thefts. I was literally I had samples. >> Do you want to explain the situation that happened inside of our store? >> No, I would like >> else in the mall? >> No. >> Okay, you have no statements about any of that? You have nothing you'd like to No comments? No No statements? You have a PC for her? >> I do. >> Okay, you're under arrest with theft. You understand that? You don't have to say anything else. Relax. Your child is in our custody as of right now. >> No. No. No. No. >> Yes. Yes. That's how that works when you commit crimes inside of our city. That's how that works. And so, as of right now, right? We're going to make sure that he's okay, but you are being held responsible for the crimes that you've committed and we're going to get all of that sorted out. The more difficult you make it moving forward, the longer it's going to be before we can get you back and be reunited with your kid. Understood? >> Can we take care of this right here? >> No, we're taking care of this in the process that it's going to take and it's not going to be quick. It's not going to be fast. >> He's not going to be okay. >> Yeah, he's going to be just fine. >> The weight of Ashley's actions slightly began to [music] hit, not just for her, but for her child, too. For a brief moment, it seemed like reality was setting in, but her [music] entitled attitude quickly took over, wiping out any chance of mercy from the officers. >> The next thing we need from you is to turn around. We're going to You're going to be getting searched. >> You have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, hurt me? Why don't you stand for me? You have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, hurt me? >> I do have a firearm in my bag. >> You have a firearm in your bag? >> I actually >> I'm going to keep it on. Back my hand. Back my hand. >> [crying] >> Face the vehicle. Stop fidgeting with your cuffs. >> Excuse me, baby. >> Well, I want to get this off, but I feel like she's not going to be too cooperative. >> Probably not. >> What's that? >> Probably not. >> I don't want to be cooperative. I just >> Well, you clearly weren't. >> Can you hold my child? >> No, that's not happening. That No. >> You don't have a right to touch >> Yes, we do. We do. You're under arrest right now. Here, let's sit in the back of the vehicle. >> Sir. >> This way. Now. Take a seat. >> I am not >> Sit. >> He is a good >> No, I'm done. >> Why are you doing this? Yeah. Thank you. >> Seeing exactly where things were headed, Ashley's attitude immediately took a turn. Her confidence fading as she tried to soften up and win a bit of mercy. But by then, it was already too late. >> So, listen. Uh >> I didn't mean to walk out with I clearly was caring for him. It wasn't an accident. I just put him I need to I was going to pay for them. >> That's fine. I I don't I don't need to hear the story about the the incident. Uh as of right now, you're under arrest. And here's the deal, right? Obviously, your kid How old is your My hope is that I don't have to call the police. You're under >> I don't have My husband's out of town for training. >> That's right. I need to explain something to you and then I'm going to let you respond. My hope is that I don't That is not the place for him. But that is the only other option that I have. If you don't give me a responsible party to call and contact to come pick him and and take care of him. >> He's out of My husband's out of town. >> Do you have Do you have mom, dad, sister, do you feel comfortable Nobody else do you feel more comfortable than CPS taking your son? >> Call my mom, but >> Okay. >> Sir. >> What's a good phone number for mom? >> Can you just write me a citation? >> No, that's not how we're doing it. We're We're beyond that. >> Why are we beyond that? If you think I If you think I have theft and Sorry, it's nap time. I need to care for my son. Sir, please, I'm begging you. Can I write Can I write Can I write Can I write Can I write you write me a citation if you think I had theft? Please let me out. No, I don't want Sir. Can we just do that here? Sir. I need to be out of here. I'm worried about my child. Can I call Can I call my mom? She lives in Arlington. She's 40 minutes All right, up to you if you want to book her. I mean, obviously, keep in mind she does have a small child. I don't know. She's single, her husband's out of town. Well, I mean, even when I walked over there to try and talk to her again, she's telling me, "You can't do this. You can't do this. You can't detain me for stealing Crocs." Or she didn't say stealing Crocs, but she said, "You can't detain me for Crocs." That's what she said. And I was like, "We're way past that." So, what's your husband's phone number? And she just kept telling me she I can't detain her. So. I mean, with her committing crimes in front of her child. I feel comfortable like using the child's stroller to commit these crimes. I think it's only fair that she gets booked. >> Oldest trick in the book. >> Yeah. And I gave her so many options. I I told her I think three or four times, I don't want to do this in front of your child. >> Yeah. >> Um But yeah. >> I'll let you guys figure that out. Keep me informed. >> Okay. >> Closing out the incident, Ashley [music] was charged with theft and obstructing an officer. Ashley was careless and entitled, but Natalie took it to a whole different level. An entitled Karen who thought she could storm into a store and confidently shoplift without consequence, believing her mom's boyfriend, the chief of police, made her untouchable. >> You think this is okay? >> It's not okay. >> I'm going to sue you so much. This is unbelievable. He said it was okay, bro. >> Ma'am, you walked out of the store. >> know that. >> You told me you >> You don't know about the police report. >> On July the 1st, 2023, officers rushed to a Publix in Sarasota after a woman was spotted stuffing a bag and trying to walk out without paying for the items that she had taken. But being a Karen, she wasn't just going to own up to stealing some items. She possibly believes that she held some divine legal claims over them. >> Yeah. >> Hey, the reason I'm here, did you um just come from Publix? >> Yeah. >> Did you take anything? >> Yeah, I was going to grab my arm. >> Hey, what happened? >> He grabbed it out of my arm. I was going to grab it. I was going to move my bike. >> Can you take a seat for me real quick, please? >> Yeah. He got his stuff back. >> All right, what did you what did you try to take? >> I didn't try to take anything. I was getting my bike inside the store. >> Okay. But you said But you said he got his stuff back. What did he get back? >> it off my arm. He didn't ask anything. He He ripped it off my arm. He asked what I was doing anything. >> Okay, what did you have in your hands that you that you >> I was going to grab I had a a cooler that I was taking out to the beach, okay? >> Okay. >> And he I was going to put my bike inside. >> Okay. >> You see it out front. I just got the bike. And I just bought my bike two or three days ago. And they gave it to the guy who stole it from me. >> Okay. >> I just reported that it was stolen. >> I got you. >> gave my bike to this guy who I who I called on. So this time I put my bike inside. And I had the cooler. He didn't ask me to hand him the cooler or nothing. He just ripped it out of my [ __ ] arm. He didn't ask me anything. What are you doing? >> your cooler or was it the store's cooler? >> It was the store's cooler. That's why I had it sitting out there in there. >> What was in it? >> Just salad or whatever. A salad and ginger ale. And certainly. What? He didn't ask me to give it back or nothing. >> The purple bag? >> He ripped it off my [ __ ] arm. >> The purple bag? >> Yeah, cuz I just got my bike just got stolen 3 days ago. >> Okay. >> I did report that. Okay, he ripped it off his arm. I'm going to report for assault. >> Natalie. >> I'm going to report for assault. >> Okay. >> All right. That's not cool. You said it's okay. That's not okay. >> down. >> That's not okay. >> Okay. Well, I'll handle that after >> That's not okay. I don't give a piss who else is yelling at me. That's not okay. >> We'll handle that after we handle this. >> That's not okay. That's [ __ ] ripping off your arm. That's not okay. >> Okay. >> That's not okay. You see that? That big bruise is not okay. Some guy had punched me the other day. And he thinks it's okay for him to rip it off my damn arm. He says it's okay for him to rip the damn thing off your arm if I'm stealing. That's not okay. >> Okay. So you ADMIT >> THAT'S NOT OKAY. >> WE ESTABLISHED THAT. >> THAT'S NOT OKAY. >> OKAY. ARE YOU DONE yelling at me? >> That's not okay. He says it's cool to rip it off your arm. >> It's not okay to steal you know. >> THAT'S NOT OKAY. >> OKAY. WHY ARE YOU YELLING? >> CUZ YOU THINK it's okay. >> It's not okay to >> I have to use so much cussing mother. It's unbelievable. He said it's okay for him and you to rip the damn thing right off me and my arm. >> Don't steal. >> Excuse me. >> Don't steal. >> I'm calling Jim right now, sir. This is my mom's boyfriend. He's the chief of police. I'm calling Jim. That's my mom's boyfriend. I'm calling Jim. I'm calling Jim. >> Is it Natalie? Is it spelled Is it spelled n a t a l i e? >> I'm calling Jim. >> Miss Natalie. >> My mom My mom's going to text him right now. That's my mom's boyfriend. >> Miss Natalie. Is it n a t a l i e? >> I'M CALLING JIM, YOU [ __ ] >> OKAY. How do you spell your last name? >> I can't believe you. You think that's okay? I'm going to report both of you. I'll make sure Jim's CIA. I hope you know that. I hope you know that. Jim is CIA. You both are going to be reported. >> That's all I needed to know. >> All you needed to know. CIA. >> CIA. Retired police chief. >> Oh yeah. He's still CIA. >> I Okay. I believe you. >> You think it's okay for me to get hurt? For a man to rip that off my arm? It's totally okay? For a [ __ ] salad he thinks this is doing installing. I just know I was going to put the back. You don't know that. >> Ma'am, you walked out of the store >> You don't know that. >> You told me >> know where to put the back. >> I don't know if you were going >> You don't know that. >> I pointed at them. I pointed at them. >> It's very fast. I can't >> Gag Gag non and Rowling said it was okay. You have them get this be recorded, isn't it? Hey. >> Natalie tried to play the victim, but in doing so she only revealed herself as the entitled shoplifter [music] who thought she could bend the cops to her will. >> What just happened? So, I was inside the store filling up the cooler and I wanted to put my bike inside. Cuz last time there was one of these a couple of weeks ago, my bike got stolen there, too. >> We're not talking about that. >> So, my bike is a I was like trying to get it stolen for the third time. It's the same as the report two days ago. Okay, so I took it to the cooler as one of my bike inside. So, I'm going to keep going, okay? I was I'm going to call my boyfriend. The guy that I'm sorry to see since yesterday. Okay, so He didn't even ask me anything. He didn't say, "Hey, can you give me that back or what are you doing?" Cuz I was I just wanted to move my bike quickly inside the store like inside the for the weighing machine is at. And he just pulled it right off my arm. He didn't ask for nothing. He just ripped it right off my [ __ ] arm. >> Where were you when he grabbed it? >> Like in the going out thing, right right in the entryway. Where the where the where the way scales are. I seen my bike was still there. >> Paid for it? >> No, I seen my bike was still there and I saw him just pull it inside. >> items and you walked out the past the point of sale. >> I honestly went past sale. >> That is >> scale area? Weighing years past point of sale. >> Yes. >> And he ripped my [ __ ] thing off my arm. >> But also you can't put it in your bag. >> What? It's not my bag. It's the cooler. >> The the the purple the purple bag >> off my arm. He asked for anything. He ripped it off my damn arm. >> You tried to leave the store. >> I didn't try to leave the store. My bike is right there. I was in the weighing area. I was in the weighing area. >> I I'm going to go Yeah, I'm going to go to the complainant and see if they're good with >> Copy. >> Officers quickly sensed Natalie wasn't telling the full truth. So, they turned to the one person who could. >> Are we going to get in touch with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um so Uh we have her right now. Can you just tell me what what it is that >> Yeah, so I got the list of all the stuff, but um, we saw her in the deli, starting to put stuff in her bag. That's when I actually saw her. Oh yeah, I saw her with my eyes, and then I watched her down aisle two, completely packed full. That's when I called as soon as I saw that, cuz I knew she was going to walk out. So, >> Um, is there any way we can also get a video of her as well? Yep. >> To my cell phone, and I'll upload it. >> Yeah. Okay. What is her name? Um, just wanted to make sure Publix isn't going to press charges on this. >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. >> Yeah. And trespass. >> Yep. >> Do you have her name by chance? >> Um, I do not. I was actually going to get that from you right now. >> Okay. I'm saying a Walmart Neighborhood Market, we perhaps could >> Um, if you have an ID, it's probably going to be the easiest. >> A what? >> You said her name was Natalie. >> I'm sorry, what were you asking? >> What her name was. >> Oh, her name? >> Um, >> I don't know. I can get it for you in just a second, cuz they're dealing with her right now. >> Okay. >> Um, but I can come back and >> Yeah, that's fine. Whenever. I just like to know stuff once you're in, if she's trespassed. >> Everyone's able to confirm that she didn't that she didn't buy any of these items. >> Okay. Yeah. Okay. Awesome. Let me uh >> Let me see if I can get that name for you. >> All right, cool. I'm going to head over there, but honestly, >> Oh, sweet. Okay, now I mean, everything else is good. Can you just trespass her for the store as well? Okay, sweet. >> At the end of it all, Natalie was charged with theft and shoplifting under $750, and trespass from [music] the property. Unlike your typical entitled shoplifter, this brazen repeat shoplifter steps in, confident that she's untouchable, as she pulls off yet another theft at Publix, [music] only for her confidence to shatter in an instant when an off-duty officer decides to step in. >> Oh, I stole it. So, it's time to call the FBI. >> But, let's ask him to scan this. Prison for the rest of his life. >> out of here or you're going to jail. Go. >> Go to prison and get the [ __ ] out of my face, you dirty >> Go. >> Touch me. You have it on camera. >> I kicked him in his nuts after he touched me. He had no right to touch me. >> On June 18th, 2025, an off-duty Orlando cop spotted a woman that he had seen shoplifting before at a Publix. He watched as she stuffed items into her backpack and followed her to the checkout. Her reaction the moment she noticed him would turn out to be the key to everything. >> You haven't been here in a while and all of a sudden you pop back up and I know you steal stuff before. >> oh, I stole it. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> But, let's ask him to scan this. You're fine. Don't worry about it. >> I I just stole it. >> Cuz there's no reason to put any of this stuff in your backpack when you come up here. >> I did exactly what I needed. I got all of this. Exactly. Thank you. And it's buy one get one free, correct? I have my receipts for everything else, but my phone's on 1%, so make sure you get his ID and mine. If you don't get his, you don't get mine cuz my phone's But, make sure you get these items on receipt cuz Publix is done. Sorry. >> Don't be sorry to me cuz you're the one that's concealing all that stuff in your backpack. >> sorry, but maybe it's time for them to see your face. >> You can. You can because you're being recorded right now. >> Thank god. >> I think there's also a point What? Yeah. >> Okay, so we're 30 hours and 23 So, we're going to keep all of this points to make sure that the wine is all through our replacement bottle because it has a picture of it Um so I have the the buy one get one free, was that the deal? I have a receipt for that because I I had to return the other one but she said I got it on buy one get one. So she said to grab the other one. I just saw her. Could you speak with brown mouth hair, glasses on? Okay. She said just oh, I got it. Hold that. >> Okay. I can >> write your name down and get me your receipt tomorrow. >> Okay. >> I also write all your Just write that information down right off of the doors you live in. And hold that with that. I'll take it below. >> I'm not going to do that cuz I mean it just you just come back tomorrow. >> Take care of that. >> But you don't have any of the receipts >> I have my phone. So I can't do anything until I can >> So did you want me to save it then until you're ready? And you'll be back tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you want me to just hold everything >> Hold everything. >> I took a picture of them. We'll charge it up. The only thing I wanted is a bottle of wine. >> Okay. So let's just >> And then I'm going to have you do a a sequence of scans, okay? So 1596. Scan everything I wanted them except for this one. >> But make sure you only do the ones that look old first. That look old, no. You have to look at the ones that are already been used first. Now, take your time and scan each one first. >> Here are your cards. Do you want to go ahead and scan them first? >> Okay. >> Cuz you're going to prison. >> Yeah, I'm going to prison. Okay. Just do what you got to do and get out of this store. >> That one has a little bit, right? Okay. You're going straight. >> Yeah, okay. >> Okay. >> one we're calling the company about? >> No, unfortunately that one didn't have it. >> No, we're calling the company about this one. >> Okay. All right, that one still has five minutes. >> Now you're going straight to jail. >> Yeah, okay. >> And I hope it's seven bullets in your head. >> Yeah, okay. Have a nice day. Get out of here and don't come back. >> Don't So far she managed to dodge an arrest, but her sense of entitlement wouldn't let her walk away quietly. >> If he touches me ever, >> Go. >> I am fully >> Get out of here. >> filing a full report >> of here. >> if you ever >> Get out of here. Goodbye. >> This is where it is done. >> Prison for the rest of his life. >> out of here or you're going to jail. Go. >> Go to prison and get the [ __ ] out of my face, you dirty ass >> Go. >> Touch me. You have it on camera. He touched me. >> Go. >> You have it on camera. He physically >> Go. >> No, HE TOUCHED ME. NO, YOU HAVE IT ON CAMERA. HE TOUCHED ME. You have it on camera. He touched me. He had no right to touch me. >> Can I get a lawyer? >> I'm protecting myself. I PROTECTED MYSELF after he touched me. I have it on camera. No, he touched me. I have it on camera. He touched me. >> Stop. >> it on full camera. He touched me. I have it on full camera. He touched me. I have it on camera. He touched me. I have it on camera. He touched me. I have it on camera. YEAH, I KICKED HIM IN HIS NUTS AFTER HE TOUCHED ME. He had no right to touch me. He touched me. You have no right to He touched me. You have no right to touch me. You have NO RIGHT TO TOUCH ME. >> Alone on the scene, the officer Bailey had time to react as the woman kicked him again and bolted out the front door. He fired his taser twice, finally bringing her down just as backup arrived. >> And I'm bleeding. You got to take me straight to the ER. Straight to the ER. >> Stop. >> Straight to the ER. If I don't go to the ER, you're going straight to prison. Oh, sure. No, you don't get to tase my family at all. Ouch. Ouch. You don't get to do that. You are ripping my body. >> It's like a taser. >> It is literally stuck to me because of what he did. And you're stuck to me. Let him Tell him to let me go. Tell him to let me go. Really? Just come over here so they don't see it? So they don't see it? So they lie? So you lie? It is stuck to my body. You need to take me to the ER. Yeah, cuz you're a lying ass actor. You got kicked in the nuts cuz you've been STUPID SINCE YOU WERE 15. >> DOWN. >> We've been 15 years old in this community of ours. Yeah, you know what you're going to do, bro? No, I won't stop. You're making him the bad guy. You literally have something stuck in my body. >> Her handcuffs are supposed to be in the back. First of all, you're going to jail. >> He's going to prison. He literally He touched me on And yes, straight to the hospital. Yes, please. And send him straight to prison. I want my house keys in my socks. Can I see my house keys, please? I would like to see all of my property cuz I had items I had to take back to the store. I had so much stuff in there. So we need to check all of my items first. So let's go find >> Where does she think she's going? >> I didn't steal anything. >> No, she's not going anywhere. >> So therefore, I have no right to be searched He's going straight to prison. I need all of my stuff checked. I didn't steal anything. I didn't take anything. I didn't touch anything. >> So you're going to jail. >> All of my items should be straight in my purse. One. No, he doesn't get to take anything out. I need my keys and I need my bag. I need you to check all of my items. Please check my items in my house, please. Please and thank you. No, he did and he's a legal. So, please can you please check my bag for my keys? Can you please check my backpack for my house keys? My name is Ty. >> Yeah, she got crazy back. Yeah, she Yeah, yeah. >> Uh everything needs to be together. >> The ledge? >> Uh no, the wall. >> Okay. >> So, can you check my bag for my house keys, please? >> Hey, do you want that wine returned and the money back? >> No, I want everything together. >> Because the wine's not going with you to jail, so they can they can refund Okay, we're going to refund the wine to the store and they're going to give credit. So, the struggle with the police ended and she was now on her way to the hospital. But before leaving, she made it clear that she would not go quietly. >> This is her phone in there, well >> I did not fight him. >> with the Orlando Police Department, why did he have to physically remove >> That's a great question. Ask him. >> No, I'm asking you. >> I have no idea. But I paid for my groceries, I left to leave and he still lied. So, please >> Don't worry about that stuff. >> That's exactly what I'm asking. >> You fighting him? >> I did not want him near me. No, I was not fighting him. No. >> Why would he have to physically >> Ask him. >> No, I'm asking you. >> Ask him. I cannot give you that answer. That is in his custody, right? >> What did I do with that the probes? Do they have to go in there still? Is that how that works with >> You lied exactly what He touched me. Oh my god, he touched me. IT'S ON CAMERA. HE TOUCHED ME. I probably never kicked him in the nuts. He touched me. He put his hands on ME AND PHYSICALLY TOUCHED ME AND I KICKED HIM IN THE [ __ ] NUTS. >> What made you think they stole the phones out of there? >> No. >> All right. So, they're still on the shoulder? >> Don't [ __ ] touch a woman, you disgusting bastard. Since the time we were here >> need the photos cuz I have to put them in evidence. >> At the same >> Whenever the dog takes them out of here. >> Okay. Okay. Watch the camera. >> Just let her out of here. >> Watch the camera. >> In the end, she was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence. Just when it seems like things can't get any worse, Tyrus Snipes takes things a step further after calling the police on store employees after her own failed attempt at shoplifting. >> Okay. He counted everything in our cart and still trying to say we stole stuff. He counted one cart, you didn't even count my food cart. We got all everything >> No, clothes on the receipt. These are not on there. >> Hm? >> Those are not on there. Those are not on there. >> Okay. Me personally, I don't want to get in trouble. I didn't steal nothing. I wasn't doing nothing, but yeah, I did lie and I got caught, but I just don't want to get in trouble cuz I'm already on probation. >> On the 24th of February 2025, an alleged shoplifter dialed 911 on herself after Walmart employees stopped her and her brother at the door over unpaid items. It sounded unbelievable, but once the police arrived, the situation took a turn no one could make sense of. >> And literally, I'm not about to keep arguing with them. He got We got all our receipts right here for the TV and everything. He counted everything in our cart and still trying to say we stole stuff. >> What? >> He counted one cart, you didn't even count my food cart. We got all everything Everything's over here. >> Did he call 911? >> Yes, I did. Who you talking about? >> I'm out with the caller. >> Um do you want to go talk to them? Do you want me to talk to them? >> I want the receipt. He's trying to say that we took that we stole >> Hey, let me see the um receipt. >> He counted everything in our cart and still going to say we stealing. [ __ ] you. >> Listen, just don't go anywhere yet. I'm going to help you guys work it out. >> on Uber, so I'm I I just got to go. Yeah, I'm going to I just I'm going to cancel it. >> No, don't cancel. >> Yeah, cuz we're going to spend time here. >> No, we're not. >> I got to We got to make sure everything's all good. >> No, everything is fine. No, they just >> Just give me one sec. >> They said this stuff is good. This is good. >> He said this is all good? >> This is good, but he's saying that the rest of the stuff that we didn't pay >> Did you How did you pay? Did you >> We paid no Walmart Pay. You can't pay nothing else but Walmart Pay or a card. Please do not cancel cuz we got to go home to my nephew. Please, like please. >> Yeah, this isn't going to fit in this car. >> All right, whatever. What is he talking about? Everything in this [ __ ] cart is in that cart. It's paid for. >> How'd you get all this out here by yourself? >> My brother. >> Oh, okay. >> He counting everything in the cart. Half of the stuff that's in that's not in this cart is in there cuz he took it out. >> Yeah, no. Hurry up. You got to >> They talking about he going to call THE COPS. NO, I'MMA help you. I don't need nobody to steal. We got money. I got EBT. >> Yeah, but it's saying I don't know how to read that. So, is it Was it declined? >> No, he declined it, but it was because he did He had um a regular card >> instead of your brother. >> Yeah, he was He used Walmart Pay. So, he declined it and then paid for it again. >> Okay, yeah. I don't know how to read these. So, I'm going to step in. I'll talk to the employees. Just hang out here for a second. >> I'm not keeping I'm not like it's it's over. Over. I called the cops for him to feel safe cuz he keeps yelling at us and I'm going to yell back and I don't have time for this. It's either we going to get our stuff and leave or >> Is your brother still in there? >> He's still in there trying to get the rest of our stuff. >> All right. >> Walking in with no context, officers first turned to Kyra, the alleged shoplifter, but her story came out scattered and hard to follow. Then they spoke to store staff, whose reports prompted a completely different approach. >> What was the issue here? What happened? >> Excuse me. I'm just trying to talk to my manager. >> Uh young woman trying >> I'm trying to figure Is it these two separate incidents? What is this? >> No, it's the same incident. >> Same thing? We are trying to verify the items that they >> Okay. >> Some of the items are not paid >> They what? Did you not check Did you not scan it on checkout? >> No, I don't Some Some are not being paid. >> Okay. >> And and uh they don't want to They don't want us to verify it. >> Okay. >> There's a lady who has just left with that. >> Yeah, I have my partners holding to outside here. So, what uh >> Let them just bring everything you get it from because some of them are not faithful. >> Okay. >> I know I'm listening. >> Yes. >> So, now what I'm saying is I didn't come out to the front. I got the TV, my game, all that, right? >> Are you with them outside or not? >> Yes, I'm with them outside. But, in the midst of that, he's saying he stopped us, right? Showed him the receipt. He's saying that there's some item that's not paid for. >> Okay, did you give the other receipt? >> She has it. >> Bring it Okay. >> I'm talking >> Okay, one second. One second. One second. >> I'm talking to him. >> Okay, so >> So, then after that, he's saying like they started going back and forth. I'm telling her to give him a receipt. All right, she's not giving it to him. He's saying the stuff that's in that car is not paid for, right? I'm like, all right, cool, it's not paid for. That's not my issue. I didn't bring this stuff up. The person that was in the back brought me up. But, I paid for it. It's no issue. I showed him my card. I paid for >> guys all together at one checkout counter? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, this items that you have right here >> here is paid for, but this stuff >> Okay. >> And that stuff is he went through that already. What he's saying That's the The old last stuff is good. That right there is not paid for. All I'm saying I will pay for it again, but he's making a big issue. My order is my My order about to cancel. I said my order It canceled? >> I don't know. Let me uh One What? >> bring all the items to verify one after the other thing. >> Yeah, that's what we're trying to do. Yeah, that's what So, just we're trying to do. Is that okay if we could just verify the items? >> He He literally verified it three times. I'm >> Sorry. If we were to just verify the items right now and then he were to pay for whatever he had to pay for it. >> No, for whatever has not been paid for, they can only pay for after 24 hours. We just want to confirm all the items. If there items that have not been paid for, like those items. >> So, this right here has not been verified. It was back there. So, this stuff that's on top of the shopping cart is not been verified. This stuff right here. Okay. Okay, so we just have to We just have to verify this what I'm touching. >> Yeah, this is one this one >> This is what we're going to do. This is way we're making this way way too complicated. Look, way too complicated. Ma'am, do you mind if you just bring your shopping cart right here real fast and we'll just verify this stuff real fast? >> Listen, the quicker you cooperate, the quicker we're going to get you out of here. >> Yeah, just look, we're just going to verify and then he said whatever >> He just said the stuff that was good, that's out there. Everything that's not good, he just put back there. That's what I'm saying. >> I under- I understand. Look, ma'am ma'am ma'am >> Okay, listen, at this point >> Look. Look. Just bring it in. He just wants to verify this once again and then that's it. >> come out here and do it because I'm not about to keep bringing this in and out. >> How about we How about How about we do this? I'll wheel one in >> You wheel one in, I'll wheel another one in and you wheel the other one in, right? >> Yeah, you need help doing it, right? >> Kyra's hesitation said more than words ever could. Something about the situation wasn't right. At first, it looked like a shoplifting attempt with her brother, but beneath the surface, a far darker truth was waiting to come out. >> What you want to do is you just want to verify the items. >> Yes. >> Okay. And that's it. >> Yeah, that's it. >> Okay. All right, so let's verify this real quick so we can get them out of here. Let's go. >> Yeah, but the receipt was for? >> The camera showed right here that the camera running back that he just verified it three times. >> Where's the >> The camera's right here. >> All right, all right, stop. What are we trying to do? What do you need? You need the receipt? >> He just seen >> Can I have the receipt? Let me have the receipt. >> He keeps giving this receipt. If he just seen it eight times. The camera's right there. You're going behind the counter. Count That's right here. >> All right, here we go. We got a mirror here, we got a TV. All right, I think we can cross that off. Look, two TV two uh two mirrors, one TV. >> You said three of these. They're four. >> Yeah, but one of them is not on it. >> All right, is it not on it still? If it's not verified, it don't count. >> No clothes on the receipt. These are not on the app. >> Mhm? >> Those are not on the app. Those are not on the app. >> This is not on the app. That's not on the app. So, can we bring it up right here? >> After a routine check of their items, the truth came out. They never paid for the baby supplies [music] they claimed to buy. Fortunately for them, karma seemed to be on some vacation because the store didn't want to press charges. Kyra now had the chance to walk away unscathed if she was smart enough. >> They don't want to trespass you nothing. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> They just wish cuz it's already it's already 11:02. They're already shutting down. Um if you could just come He said come back tomorrow whatever the items are that you want to purchase, you purchase. He doesn't want to trespass you. Doesn't want anything. Just whatever. Okay? >> Okay. >> We'll just put this out as a misunderstanding. Understand? >> Okay, thanks. >> All right. Uh did you provide the other officer your ID? >> Yeah, I don't have a No, I I said that I was 17, but they asked me did I have an ID and I said no. >> Okay. >> But my name is Sierra Williams. I called on the phone. >> You didn't do anything wrong by by lying about who you are or how old you are or anything. >> Why would I lie about my age? >> Why did you lie about anything if you didn't do anything wrong? Why would you say that? >> I don't want to get too in detail. I didn't know that I had to get past like asking who I am and do I have an ID. Because I didn't do nothing for me to even give any information. >> inside the store with four other officers and security. >> I called y'all though. I called y'all. >> All right. >> I called y'all for my safety because they thought we were stealing. >> So, was there anything in your car today you didn't purchase? >> Everything he just verified Am I correct? He just verified everything. He just checked each and every Whatever it was not verified, he has it. He just told us He just came up to and said Whatever was not verified >> I got to we have to identify you first. So if you have an ID, give it to me now, or else you're going to be waiting. Okay, why did you lie when you and you said you're 17? Your math was off by 2 years. If you're going to lie, at least do it right. So where's your ID? Give it to me now. How do you not have an ID? You're 19 years old. >> I'm 20 actually, but I said '04. >> Girl, she said the wrong date. She's not She's like she gave me a different date now. >> I'm not 17, I'm 20. I'm 20. I don't know how to I got to You have a picture? >> Yeah, but we still have a DL or anything. Yeah, we got to do this so we can trespass. >> I don't have an ID. >> Call your mom. >> My mom is not What is my mom going to say? >> She will If you're 17, someone has to pick you up. >> I'm not 17. >> Why did you lie? >> Because I didn't think I had to give y'all information about something that I >> We're investigating a shot a possible shoplifting. And now you're trespassing from the store, so now we have to identify you. Show me anything that can prove your name. That you're telling me. Do you have a debit card or anything? You got nothing? >> I can give you EBT. >> You have nothing with your name on it. >> Can you How old am I? >> No, I want to talk to you and your parents. >> Mama, she's asleep. Oh, my dad, hold on. Hello dad, how old am I? Dad, you sleep, my bad. Just how old am I, dad? How old am I? >> Let me talk to your dad. I got to identify you. You're making it harder. You're making it much harder. Yes, you are. You're You're Give me anything that has your name on it. You're lying, though. You already lied, so why should I believe you now? Okay, show me something with your name on it or you're not leaving. >> Well, then I can't leave. I have nothing. >> Or I can bring you into the police department and we can lock you up. >> Just lock me up. I have no ID. I >> I >> Like I literally have my iPad. Like I don't know what you want. >> I want your ID. >> I have no I How are you telling me that I have a ID when I don't? >> Okay, so you're telling me you don't have any identification? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, where did you used to live? >> Where I used to live? >> Where do you come from? >> From Gambo. >> Both of them could have walked away that night and gone straight home, but their refusal to cooperate had now complicated things further. >> No, bro. >> You guys have been out here like 20 minutes ago. What's her name? >> She said her name. >> Okay, what is it? >> Tell me what it is. >> Oh, she said her >> All right. >> Tell me what it is. >> Sorry. She said her name, man. She said her name. >> Well, I'm just saying, you told the Uber to leave. >> All right, we're doing an investigation right now. If you don't uh >> You both could be arrested right now for shoplifting. >> I'm not shoplifting. >> I'm just letting you know, we're we're trying to prevent that. We want you guys to get into your Uber and get out of here. >> Okay, I get that, but I have to >> So, we can't let you be arrested for shoplifting. You're properly trespassing you guys from the store. We need to properly ID you. >> Okay, yes, officer, to verify me. >> I'm trying >> But, I'm trying to verify her. So, I want to see if you're going to corroborate what she says. If not, she's getting locked up. So, what is her first name? >> I don't know. >> What is her first name? >> How do we get her unlocked up for it? >> She's hindering our investigation >> might be. As long as your name checks out, you can give us the correct information, you're fine. >> What's your first name? >> Why are you asking me? >> Because I'm trying to corroborate the story. >> You're here a shoplifter. >> What's your first name? >> Man, that's fine. He gave us his name. >> I have more than half of it already, so. >> Gripped by fear as the pressure [music] from officers closed in, Kyra realized her brother might crack and expose everything. In that moment, doubts began to creep in, and she could only hope that she wasn't already too late. >> Put it down. >> I was going to talk to you out here. >> No, you To me? >> Yes. >> Why? No, stay right here. You're not going out here. >> No, I want to talk to you person right here. >> Right here, person to person. >> All right, well, we can't talk to >> No, I don't want to go here. I want to stay right here. >> I feel comfortable talking out here. >> We'll go over here. I don't know why you want to go anywhere further than here. >> All right. >> Right here. I don't want you going out there. I'm not chasing you. >> know. >> don't have to >> Stay right here. >> You could keep me in the corner. Look. >> Okay. Wait, I just want to talk to her personally. Okay. Me personally, I don't want to get in trouble. I didn't steal nothing. I wasn't doing nothing. But yeah, I did lie in my five dollars. But I just don't want to get in trouble cuz I'm already on probation. But I wasn't stealing nothing. >> If you're on probation, then you you should know by now that you need to be providing your proper information when you come in across our attention. >> get in trouble because I don't >> We aren't There's They don't want to press charges on shoplifting. You could have left here 20 minutes ago if you gave me your proper name. See how this is a problem, right? I Why did you lie? Do you have warrants? >> No, I'm on probation. If they think that I'm stealing, I'm I could go back to jail and I don't want that to happen. But I wasn't stealing. >> Right. But so, if you want to prove your case and you want to prove to people you're not stealing, you need to learn to cooperate with people. You can't be out here causing a scene because when you're causing a scene, to me and my partners, like my guard is up. I'm like, why is she causing a scene like this? Something's wrong. Then you're not cooperating with them. They're trying to get you out of here. They wanted to check your receipt and check the items and you didn't give them out. But now we have a problem cuz you lied. You lied to me twice. Okay. So, stay here. Give me a second. I have to verify her identification. >> I'm just going to place her under >> Yeah, not even close. >> I know. >> Yeah, I'm going to bring you in. So, just turn around. Take your bag off. >> Wait, can I give my brother my stuff cuz he could leave? >> No, no. Just stay here. Stop. All right. >> Oh wait, I could bring my phone. >> Wasn't there no reason we I would have let with you if you didn't lie to me three, four times about your name. You want your brother to take this stuff? >> What? Yeah. >> Your purse? Do you have anything else in your pockets? Do you want me to take out I'll reach for it. You want to take your phone with you? Is that your sign? >> I did. >> Um no, hinder. >> Is your brother >> What do you mean? Yeah. >> Who? >> They're not talking. >> Right? Well, no. She gave me a false name three, four times. What? What do you mean? Do I have to have a shoplifter charge for it? Yes. Brutus said yes. Yes. No. They want to trespass. >> You just said no. >> You're under for hindering. >> No, but I I I just I I only got two cuz I didn't want to get in trouble cuz I was up for bail. >> But you already lied to me three, four times. >> I only lied two times. I said my name was Sierra and I was 17. >> And you gave me the wrong date of birth. >> No, I changed it when you asked again. When you asked the third time, I gave it to you. >> All right. Come on this side. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> I just wrote down Tyra's information. >> Whose information? Tyra, move it. Do you have anything under this? Just a T-shirt? Stop. Go ahead and sit. Go ahead and sit. >> I don't want to sit on the seatbelt. Wait, I don't >> Scoot in. >> No, I don't want the seatbelt on cuz I feel uncomfortable. >> It's loose. It's policy and procedure. >> After being pressured to reveal the truth, Tyra was taken into custody and booked for obstructing justice, hindering identity, and disorderly conduct [music] before being released. Still on the trend of entitled Karens pushing boundaries, Mrs. Restick genuinely believed that her daughter's health could excuse her from facing consequences after getting caught shoplifting. >> I'm not a shoplifter. >> What are you doing? >> You guys went first. I WANT TO KNOW WHY YOU'RE GOING THROUGH MY PURSE. I WANT TO KNOW WHY YOU'RE DOING THIS TO ME. WHY are you doing this? >> Ma'am. >> The only thing that I took was the dress. That is the only thing I took. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to admit that. >> I want to press charges against them. >> No, you don't It doesn't work that way. >> On the 16th of December, 2025, officers rushed to a local fashion store after a woman was caught slipping items into her bag and heading for the exit. The store security had her pinned down and by the time police arrived, Mrs. Resnick already had an escape route in mind. She just needed to figure out a way to make it work. >> What are we doing? >> She is I'm not a shoplifter. >> What are you doing? >> I was trying to leave. >> What did they put in your >> Can I please explain to you? >> Yeah, you can explain to me. Okay, stand back. Okay? >> I did nothing wrong. >> Okay? >> I returned something. I bought something. I have things that I'm going to >> Okay, sure. Okay. Okay? >> Okay? >> We're giving Give us an opportunity. >> My daughter is a diabetic. She has to be picked up. My alarm is going off right now. >> Can you just show me your purse? >> He just >> Take a deep breath, yeah. >> He just literally had me on the ground and I think for a while. I am not kidding you. My right arm >> Which arm? Your right arm? >> MY DAUGHTER JUST CALLED ME. SHE'S A DIABETIC. YOU ARE WELCOME TO COME TO MY HOUSE. >> WE'RE NOT going to go to your house. >> I have to go get her. You can COME TO MY HOUSE. I have to go get her. >> Show us what he's talking about. >> What arm? It's your side. I can barely move it. >> Show us what they think you may have taken. >> I don't know what they think I took. I don't know why THEY THINK I TOOK ANYTHING. >> IT'S IN THE BROWN BAG. >> NO, IT ISN'T. THIS IS MY PURSE. >> OKAY. >> WHY DO THEY WHY DID I DIDN'T SHOW ME THE EVIDENCE. >> OKAY, you guys >> I have to show What is the evidence? >> Take a deep breath. >> I DON'T UNDERSTAND THIS. >> OKAY, STOP. Take a deep breath. >> I don't understand this. I don't UNDERSTAND WHY THEY'RE DOING THIS TO ME. I literally came IN HERE TO SHOP. I BOUGHT SOMETHING. I I UNDERSTAND. >> Miss >> I'm sorry. freaking out. >> I UNDERSTAND. >> IS DIABETIC. SHE'S going to >> I understand. Where is she? >> I promise YOU WE'RE WORKING. SHE'S AT SCHOOL. AND IT'S REALLY BAD. >> OKAY. MA'AM, >> I I NEED YOU TO GET HER. SHE'S NOT >> OKAY. WE'RE WORKING. >> WE CAN CALL Highland Park. >> I don't want you to call. And say we're the police. >> I can't say >> I can't say we're not going to say we're the police. We would just >> need her to have medical attention. >> And they are watching her right now. She needs to go to her doctor. I need to get her pump >> If it's that serious, they will take her by ambulance, okay? So, you just calm down. >> I have her insulin. >> I get that. >> I have her insulin. >> We understand that. So, we just need to figure out what's going ON. >> I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY THINK THIS. OKAY. >> MA'AM, RELAX. You're talking We're We don't know We were called here. We don't know. >> But she she know what he did to me? >> Do you need medical attention? Do you think it's broken? >> I believe my arm is broken. >> What's wrong with it? >> But I first need to get my daughter. >> I can't do that. We >> I I first I first I first Can you take this off of me, please? He He did like HE I HOPE HE GOT THAT on tape. >> Seeing that Mrs. Restick was trying to steer the story, of course, the officers shifted their focus and turned to the store employee for the truth, quietly setting the stage for something much bigger than it first seemed. >> What happened? >> She didn't look nice in the security footage. Uh selection of items showed in the video for a piece count. I could just barely see her put diamonds in in her side. But there's two pieces missing, and there's probably more in that purse. >> Okay. What is it? >> It's a pink >> Pink and black brush. Um And then then a multiple shade of blue, white, and black. Okay. I got it. So, pink and blue, and then what's other colors? >> There there there's a the pink and black pink and black and the multi shades in >> You're positive? >> Okay. >> Okay. Do me a favor, though. >> You get the video? >> Yeah. >> Let me see, please. >> He was literally >> Ready. Check her out. >> Hold me to the ground. Can you GUYS WAIT? FIRST, I WANT TO KNOW WHY YOU'RE GOING THROUGH MY PURSE. I WANT TO KNOW >> HAVE taken something? >> This is not what I've taken. THIS IS MY THESE ARE MY Can you >> Please stop. >> On camera. >> I want to know why you're doing this. >> Cuz they're suspecting YOU TOOK SOMETHING. >> WHY? >> AND I want to make sure you don't have anything on you. >> know why first. I want to know why first. >> have put SOMETHING IN THERE. >> WHY DO THEY THINK THAT? >> BECAUSE THEY HAVE CAMERAS ON >> NO, I WANT TO KNOW WHY. I DID NOT THIS IS MINE. THIS IS MINE. PLEASE STOP IT. PLEASE STOP. I WANT TO KNOW WHY. I AM NOT ON CAMERA TAKING ANYTHING. I DID NOT TAKE ANYTHING. MY ARM HURTS. PLEASE STOP IT. PLEASE STOP IT. PLEASE STOP IT. WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? I CAN'T PLEASE. AND STOP IT. THAT'S MINE. AND STOP. STOP IT. >> [screaming] >> STOP IT. DON'T KICK. STOP IT. THIS IS MINE. I DIDN'T KICK YOU. >> DO not kick. >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME? WHY? >> WHY ARE YOU DOING this to >> Ma'am, please. >> Why are you DOING THIS TO ME? >> STOP. WE DON'T WANT TO DO THIS. Do not go this route. >> You don't understand. That is my stuff. >> go this route. >> I bought that yesterday. I was GOING TO RETURN IT. >> OKAY. They have cameras. Stay here. Do not Do not kick. Do not kick. >> Please. I didn't kick her. That is mine. I bought it yesterday. >> Okay. Well, they have cameras. >> Okay. >> So >> I I took that out and brought it back. Can you please help this, sir? >> No. Nope. >> I I HAVE NO. WHAT? WHAT? >> AND WE'RE ALSO >> WHY? WHY AM I GETTING ARRESTED? >> For shoplifting. For retail theft. Okay? >> Ma'am, >> First of all, First of all, that top is mine. >> Okay. >> That is mine. Those are mine. >> Okay. >> I have Those are not from Neiman Marcus. Those are not from Neiman Marcus. >> What do we got here? >> Okay. >> What's in here? >> THIS IS MY STUFF I NEED to return. I was GOING TO UVS. >> I'M GOING to put you in cuffs, okay? And then we're going to move >> You can come to my house. You can arrest me in 15 minutes. I have to go get my daughter. >> But the truth's finally out. It was clear Mrs. Resnick was grabbing at anything to avoid arrest. But at this point, no excuse, no story, [music] nothing could save her. >> Can I get my daughter? I will GO RIGHT HOME AND you can arrest me at home. >> for a second. Stand up. Can you stand up? >> Can I get my purse, please? >> I'll get it. I'll get it. I'll get it. I will get it. >> Okay. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Why are you Why are you doing this? >> This is not This is not fair. >> Let's go, please. We don't want to do this. Trust me. >> I don't want to do this, either. But you just said that I can I can you can come to my house. >> Yeah, we're going to. >> Your arm's clearly not working with your purse. >> It is It is hurting. It is hurting. >> We don't want to add add to your stress. >> Why? >> Okay. Come on, Mrs. Resnick. >> This is easy. >> Ma'am, >> But you just I gave you my address. >> Yeah. >> And you said that you would come to my house. >> Yes. We're going to take care of it. Do you have any ID, ma'am? So, we we we could check up on something. >> give you my ID. >> Yeah, we're going to make >> Right now, I will give it to you. >> We're not going back. >> I will give it to you. I I have My daughter's insulin is in there. >> They're watching her. They're watching her. If she needs medical >> Can I please have my purse? I need I I I I need my wallet. >> Ma'am, >> I actually have it. >> Give us your other hand, please. >> Stop. Can you please attach me? Stop Please stop. You just said I could go home. >> No, you No, we did not. >> I would give give you my address. I said I would give you my address. PLEASE STOP. I HAVE TO GO TO MY DAUGHTER. >> THEY'RE WATCHING YOUR DAUGHTER. >> NO, THEY'RE NOT WATCHING MY DAUGHTER. I HAVE her insulin. >> They will take care of her. They're not going to let your daughter >> They don't have her insulin. >> The hospital does. >> You're going to let her go to the hospital. That is my stuff. >> Okay. I'm going to take off this >> That is my stuff. >> I'm going to take off I'm going to take off this one, okay? >> This isn't my stuff. The only thing that I took was the dress. That is the only thing I took. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to admit that. But all that other stuff was mine. I >> Picking up that one. Okay. >> Would Would you please let me get my daughter? >> an important question for you. >> Do you have any knives or Can you show us your pockets? Do you have a gun on you or >> No. >> Okay. We're going to have to >> give you my I'll give you my driver's license. I will give you my license. >> Okay. We're going to have to pat you down real quick. >> Okay. I will give you my driver's license. Okay. >> hands up. >> I will give you my driver's license. I promise you. >> Can you come pat her down? Thank you. >> I promise I will give you my driver's license. You can come arrest me at home. I promise. >> Okay. >> Come and get me at home. I promise you can. I promise you can. Please. Please. >> Why are you >> I have to go to my daughter. >> A quick search through her belongings told the real story. Item after item, all stolen. At that moment, her fate was sealed. Going to jail was no longer a possibility. It was now more inevitable than [music] ever. >> Please let me get her. >> Could you please stand up? >> I have to go to my daughter. >> Oh, she's in high school. >> She's 15 years old. >> I don't know what to do. You guys, please, please take my driver's licenses and come get me afterwards. >> It doesn't work like that. >> I know it does. I know it I know it can't. I know it can't. >> Listen to me for one second. You're not in this situation. >> Listen to me for one second. >> Why? I I know people WHO HAVE STOLEN SO MUCH worse from you guys. >> Listen. They are watching your daughter. They will not let anything happen to your daughter regardless if you or somebody else has the insulin. The hospital will have insulin if she needs to go there. >> I don't want her to have to go to the hospital. She is so scared. >> You should have thought about that before you before you stole the dress. Miss, you should >> I am sorry. >> It's We can't do anything now. >> Do you have anything else on you that you may have taken? >> Then you Then you guys I I will get a felony. I'm going to be a I'm going to go I'm going to go I'm doing this. I want you to dress. $700 or something. I'm going to get a felony. I understand that. Okay? But I am telling you I'm telling you that I I just want to go. I will give you my license. You can come to my house in 15 or 20 minutes. Why? Why? >> We can't do that. >> Why can't you do that? >> We can't We can't go to a different municipality and and let you get your daughter. >> I know that you guys have have have have come to people's houses afterwards. >> Right with a warrant. But we have you here right now. >> Okay, but what about my child? >> Your child is in good hands. >> She's not in anybody's hands. >> What's up? >> Isn't she at school? She She She She She's done. She just took a final. >> Okay, well, if she's at >> Can I please have my bag? >> You're going to come with us. >> And I just That is my stuff. >> Let's walk out. >> Yeah, I have to return those or the >> We will bring you back here. >> You're keeping my purse? >> We're taking your purse. We're going to take your purse. >> I can't believe you guys are doing this. I cannot believe >> Well, you did it to yourself, miss. You decided to take stuff. We didn't We're not doing anything. >> It's >> I didn't do anything. He He >> I want to press charges against him. >> No, you don't You It doesn't work that way. >> I can't press charges against him >> for >> beating the [ __ ] out of me and throwing me in the [ __ ] >> I I'm just walking with you guys. I I just want to I just want to go in your car. >> As officers walked her to the patrol car, reality finally hit Mrs. Restick. In chasing what she stole, she hadn't just ruined her own life. She had risked her daughter's, too. >> If you had taken any more items, anything So I'm so sorry. >> No, you're all good. >> You mind just >> that I acted that way. >> That's fine. >> I apologize. You guys You guys he hurt me LIKE I'VE NEVER HAD A MAN DO THIS KIND OF THING TO ME. >> LINDSAY, LISTEN. Listen to me. >> I I've just never been so worked up about somebody hurting me like that. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm not talking to you. I appreciate the apology, and we're going to work with you, okay? But you got to stay calm. >> I know I wasn't calm because I I I just wasn't expecting a man like that to just jump on me like that and hurt me. >> Okay, listen. That has nothing to do with us, okay? >> You're right, it doesn't, but it I was so upset about that. >> You've gone through that numerous times, and we we fully understand where you're coming from, okay? But you got to stay calm with us, okay? >> I'm trying. >> Cuz the calmer you stay with us, the the quicker we can figure these things out. >> My daughter is yes. >> fair? Okay. So just chill out. We're going to We're going to figure this out. And just give us a minute, okay? Is that fair? Okay. >> I want to make sure that my daughter doesn't have to go to the hospital. >> I I understand that, and we've already notified the school, okay? >> Can I talk Can I please explain something to you? >> Lindsay I've already explained it to you three times. >> No, but can I explain something to you, please? >> You You're going to tell me the same thing that you've already told me. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, what do you What do you have to >> Okay, so my daughter's blood sugar right now is at 450. >> Okay. >> Okay. She doesn't have her insulin with her, so the it it it the last time I looked at it said 450 and it was double up, okay? So, that means it's only going to get higher, okay? At some point, she will feel start to feel really sick and then she's going to have to go to the hospital. I want that to prevent that from happening. >> I understand that. >> Because it will scare her so much. If I can just get a hold of my husband so he knows what is going on so he can just have someone rush her her or or someone get her her insulin. >> Okay. >> So, she doesn't have to go to the hospital. That would be so helpful. >> Okay. >> I understand that what I did was wrong, okay? I messed up big time, okay? And I I I am sorry, okay? I just want to make sure my daughter doesn't have to go to the hospital. >> And I want to make sure of that, too, okay? Believe me, I don't want anything to happen to your 14-year-old daughter. That's the That's the last thing I or 15. That's the last thing I want to happen, okay? >> that way because you guys you guys are not doing anything to let me >> But, we are. There's a lot of people out here and you There's people that you see that don't see that are doing things behind the scenes, okay? >> There's no way that anyone can help her because they don't have her insulin. >> There's paramedics that can help her and there's a school nurse that can help her, okay? >> to have to go to the hospital. It will scare her. This is somewhat kind of newer to her. It's It's It It She will be have the worst thing is attack. Like I just wanted to tell my husband so he can get somebody to get her insulin to her. That's it. >> Okay. Right now we got to go back to the police station, okay? >> Is there any way that we can we can call him? My phone is in my purse, right? Can you dial it so I can tell you what >> us a second, okay? You're demanding a lot of things. >> I'm not. >> But you are, okay? It started out with us following you to your house. I understand >> my daughter's health. >> And we've already >> asking the whole time for that. >> to >> Nobody can help >> with you talking over me, okay? Okay, done with you talking over me. Ultimately, she was charged with felony [music] for retail theft shoplifting exceeding $500. Next entitled Karen shoplifter is Orlando Washington, a brazen [music] shoplifter whose resistance and entitlement pushed officers to take extreme measures after getting caught walking out with some cans of beer. >> I'm not going to go to jail, bro. I don't want to be in this handcuffs. I don't want to be in this stuff. I want to be me. I want to be me. I need to tell me to come to me. >> Get your >> I need my family to come to me. Stop doing it because y'all AIN'T SOMEBODY HELP ME. Come out, man. It's Somebody help me. Somebody help me, please. And I don't have no right to go right. I don't have no right to go through this. >> On September the 27th, 2023, officers responded to a call from the manager of Circle K who reported a theft incident involving a woman stealing three cans of beer. The manager described the suspect as a black girl with blonde hair. According to the manager, despite being warned multiple times, the suspect continued to put items into a purse before finally leaving the store. Upon arrival at the scene, the officers proceeded to the nearby bus stop where the suspect was believed to be. At the bus stop, the officers identified a lady later identified as Orlando who matched the description provided. Upon engaging with her, suspicions arose further. >> Do you have an idea on it? Oh. >> I don't have ID right now. >> Why not? >> Because I just I I just moved here. Well, sir, I have um I have a place in the house. I have a place in the house in the house. Can you go to my place in the house? >> No, we're going to stay in here and talk. Okay, so what's going on tonight? Why? >> Well, the house is the the people in the place to stay and they don't have a place to stay and they got the the um sweating and unarmed >> Okay, that's not what I'm That's not what I'm talking about. What's your name? >> Orlandria Washington. >> Orlandria, how do you spell that? >> O r l a n d >> Hold on, say it again. >> O r l a n d r >> O r >> Yes, sir, and this is not my fault that's >> Hold on. I'm just trying to get your name first, okay? >> Okay, yes, sir. >> Your first name is what? >> O r l a n d r e a >> O r >> l a n d r e a >> O r l a n d r >> Yes, sir. >> Orlandria, okay. What's your last name? >> Washington. And this is a man right here that got the um that got the stuff going. >> What's your date of birth? Do you know your social? Your social security number. Not your birth Not your birthday. Your social security number. >> I have um a phone number, but um it's um it's broken right now. Cuz my phone number is in this >> Okay, what's your phone >> want my phone number? >> Okay. Okay. You all right? >> I don't know what's going on I'm stuck here and I don't know what's going on because I'm stuck here. You know what I'm saying? You know what >> The officers decided to detain her and she seemed cooperative, but what the officers failed to understand was that this was only the calm before the storm. Do me a favor, put your hands behind your back, Rolanda. What's this? It's double locked. Did you get them double locked? How was it double locked? They're not mine. I don't know how they got double locked last time I used them, but thank you. I got it. Rolanda, which one of these purses is yours? We don't want to leave it behind. Both of them? >> No, just this This one's mine, that's mine, that's mine. >> That one, too? >> Yes, sir. >> Is this it? Rolanda, is this yours? >> Yes, sir. >> Is this the only one? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Why do I have to go to jail, sir? >> Cuz you stole beer. >> I didn't shoplift. >> I didn't shoplift. >> Yeah, you did. >> It wasn't me. I can prove it. It wasn't me. >> Okay. Okay. All right, let's walk to my truck. We're going to walk down the sidewalk here. Yeah, I got it. Hey, Deputy Norris, our our truck's actually in the parking lot. Our truck's in the parking lot. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Okay, Rolanda. >> Orlando. What are you Hey. >> What are you doing? >> Hey. >> Stop acting up. >> Stand up. >> Stand your >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> You're going to get a Stop doing this. >> I'll give you more charges. >> You're going to get a charge. >> up and walk. >> You're resisting. >> Stand up, Orlando. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> We should stand up. >> Stand up. >> I need proof. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> I need proof. I didn't do anything wrong here. >> Despite the officer's attempts to instruct her to comply, she decided to escalate the resistance further. >> Why? Why? Why? >> Walk. Stand. >> to get another charge. >> No. No. >> Walk. >> I don't have no proof of why y'all >> Ma'am, you're going to hurt yourself. >> Why y'all >> Stand up. >> Stand up, Orlando. >> And I don't have no proof. >> Okay. >> No, I'm not doing this. >> We're not doing this. >> We're not going to do this, sir, but I didn't do I need >> Orlando, you need to stand up. >> Now you're going to get resistance. >> I need to send me to come to me. >> Get your >> my family to come to me. >> Backwards. Ma'am. >> No, I'm not I'm not doing that. I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. >> Stop. Stop, Orlando. >> No, I'm not doing it. >> Stop. >> I cannot do that. >> Stop. >> Y'ALL GOING TO GO TO JAIL, BRO. >> You first. Where would it pop up? >> They got me doing wrong here. I just want to go about my business. >> You looking in the passenger door? >> Yeah. >> See what he saw back there. >> I'm outside. >> to give you a case number so you can Stop feeling my titty cuz that's that's embarrassing. >> Widen your stance. All right, now Make sure you Don't put it over top of key holes. If we have to go underneath, we'll go underneath. If we go over top, we'll go over top. With the opposite side of the key hole so we can take that off. So, just like this. Put the key hole >> You're going to wiggle out. >> What Orlando failed to see coming was that the officers were not willing to entertain her dramatic acts. They were prepared to subdue her. Despite officers' efforts to subdue her, the situation escalated even more as Orlando did not have go to jail on her bucket list. >> Come on because this is as strong as as broken as I am. Oh, come on. >> Just this one. Both? You have the key hole? >> It's hurting. Come on. Come on. Please come on because this [ __ ] is hurting me and I don't have no right to go I don't have no right to go through this. I don't have no right to go through none of this. And you you got my arm. Going to order it. Look at that. >> No, not in this room. >> I have to go through none of that. I didn't do I guess the ground. Because I didn't do I am a real ass >> All right, so she has the key hole. All right, you're good. >> I am a real ass No, you're going to get your your arm off of me. >> All right, we'll get on the side. Oh, that hurts me. >> Okay. >> That hurt. Oh, that hurt. And I go through so much in my life and you really want to relieve that. Oh, oh. >> Careful, careful. >> All right. Hold on. You know how strong the the the weapon is. >> All right, wait. >> Okay, it's trying the weapon is. >> You got it? >> Yep, I'm trying. Oh, oh. >> Come on. >> Oh. >> Here's try to sit up. I'm sitting ON THE FLOOR. >> OH. OH. >> SLIDE HER OVER THIS WAY. >> OH, IT'S NOT WORKING. It's not working. It hurt me. It hurting me. OW, OW. >> ALL RIGHT. In the end, she was charged with retail theft and resisting arrest. You think you'd seen the worst of Karen thieves until you meet this woman who couldn't have been more wrong when she believed she could intimidate the cops after getting caught stealing a single bottle of wine. >> Did I bother you and so much cuz I don't even know you. Why are you asking me to come here? That's very rude. You better get polite. >> Okay. What's going on? We're getting calls on you. >> Oh, I read the newspaper to my son out loud and I threw a trash can, but it didn't hit anybody. I'll pay for the littering ticket. I just don't have the number on the account to pay the fine. So, you could just write me the ticket if I if I had the littering can. Okay. >> Stand right here. Stand right here. >> Was I not polite to you? Are you going to be savage with me? You're not going to like when my daddy gets savage with you. >> 31. All right, so I'm going to be a female with pink shirt, blue jeans. >> I just got this outfit 5 minutes ago. I had a blue jacket and red pants. >> Right by 56th and Rose. >> bother me over a t-shirt and no socks and underwear again? You keep taking my soap, my comb, and my toothpicks. >> Okay. Ma'am, just stay right here. I'm on uh I'm by 56th and Rose Street by the Patterson outside. What uh what happened at the grocery store? Oh, the >> I was never at a grocery store. >> Or liquor store. >> I was never at a liquor store. >> And you never took the bottle of wine, anything like that? >> I don't know who said that. >> Okay. >> I never said that and my dad never said that and my dad paid for a bottle of wine, but he or I never threw it at anybody's window. >> Hey, and uh you got a video on her or you want to bring your phone over here? >> You'll be trying to get my Facebook. You'll never get my real and colored last names because you don't understand what I'm holding. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> I'm not going anywhere, sir. You're putting the leash on too tight. So, YOU'VE GOT TO BACK DOWN. I'M GOING TO SAY IT ONCE. I mean that respectfully. DON'T GET me started this morning. I have nine kids. >> Relax. Relax. But I'm not yelling at you, all right? >> Take your belt off on me. I swear to God I'll do it in A WAY YOU'LL NEVER UNDERSTAND. >> I'm not taking off that belt. I need you to relax. >> And you need to call a lawyer. >> The woman became increasingly agitated and confrontational. She even thought she could threaten the officers. But despite her threats, she did not realize she was about to be taught a lesson. >> I'm going to get you pissed off. You don't want that. Cuz my tickets are in the rear with your stupid car. I'm not paying for it. >> Okay. >> Got to pay your own parking tickets. >> Okay. >> I don't need to sign. >> Ma'am, ma'am, listen. If you If you walked away I'm going >> a nice day. Have a nice day. Have a Have a nice I SWEAR TO GOD, TEST ME AGAIN, KID. >> STOP. STOP. Cuz I'm going to put you in in handcuffs. >> TEST ME AGAIN, KID. >> I'M GOING TO PUT you in handcuffs. Turn around. >> Don't put me in handcuffs. Cuz no where I GO I'M ACCEPTED, BUT YOU CAN SAY WHATEVER YOU WANT. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. LISTEN. LISTEN. All right? Relax. >> You better tell this boy to sit down. >> No, this is an officer. This is not an officer. >> I I cooperated with the officer. Why don't you check with your godson? >> Stand by, ma'am. >> I cooperated with you when you told me to. >> Anything in your pocket? >> verbally warned you. >> Ma'am, oh, she she had one cigarette on her. >> Yeah, that's all. >> Absolutely not. You can search me. I might have a lighter, but I I threw it away. >> Okay. >> I have to replace another lighter. I smoke a lot of cigarettes while I'm walking. >> Okay, relax. Yes. Right. >> This is the one. >> What's up? >> Yeah, what's up? >> It's definitely her. She broke the window. She stole the wine bottle and broke the window. >> Yeah. >> No, my grandfather told me to have cheese with my wine and he said >> God bless you. Yeah, we got you on video, but >> Come on. >> He forgot the Snapchat again. So, if he doesn't have his godson fix the app in the next 3 seconds, I'm >> She's coming east. >> Okay. >> Okay, what address did they Did you get the address? What's the What address did they say the address >> I SWEAR TO GOD ON EVERYTHING THAT holy in this world, I won't up again. >> Coco, let me know if you got some. >> Come on. Where you going? >> Stop. >> I I don't know what this guy is >> Bro, you don't got to go. You don't got to go nowhere. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Her claims of innocence fell on deaf ears. One thing the officers were determined to do was to make her face the consequences of her actions. >> You're going to have to You're going to have to strip search me. I have no underwear on. >> No, we're not doing none of that. >> So, we don't strip search here. I'm about to sit out and shut up. >> We got a call of a female in the area. I want you to >> I'm about to start I got to attach my time stamp. Seriously? >> You want water? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have >> This is Hold on. Hold on. This is Detective Smith. >> Seven names. >> Ma'am, what is your >> to roll in video. >> Jessica. >> Ma'am. What's your name? Can you tell us your name again? >> No. I just need to know my body camera Okay, that's too bad cuz mine was activated, but so bad you didn't >> Okay. Metro. >> Oh, okay. >> All right, so I'm just here to search you. Do you have anything uh in your pockets? >> names cuz you want to frame me with something, ma'am. >> I don't want to frame you. >> that one more time, I swear to god I'll Okay. Stop talking to me again. >> Okay, relax now, okay? Put your hands on the wall and relax. >> not going to do anything. >> Hands on the wall and don't move them cuz then you're going to get up. >> I'm not >> going to tell me what to do, daddy. I might throw a bullet >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. Relax. Stop. Behave yourself. >> Want me to cuff her, Chris? >> Um >> She ain't listening. >> You want to do a cuff from behind? >> You better keep your hands up if you're going to stay here. >> Yeah, cuff her from behind. >> Just It's better It's safer. >> We don't need her swinging. >> That's the problem. You're done with your report. >> Oh, yeah. Wait, wait a minute. No, I would just indicate in the report that um camera that the picture didn't come up on it. That's what they just did. >> Just relax. There you go. Go ahead, Chris. Yeah. Go ahead, Chris. >> You want us to step outside? >> No, stay right here. >> No, she's not taking it. Yeah, she's not taking it. >> I don't have underwear and socks. It's not a crime. Stop touching my children. Stop it. >> Stay forward. Look forward. Keep looking forward. >> I'm cooperating with him. This Chris officer. He's not wearing his pissy diaper anymore. So, tell him that's what Tell him. >> All right. So, that would make you good there. >> I don't have anything in my pocket. Okay. I might have a lighter in my pocket. I don't know where my grandfather put it. >> Chris, are you going to the station? >> Yes. I don't like I'm on the phone. Like this guy here. water on a plant. I pissed on the wall. >> Actually >> I pissed on the wall in my own room. >> We didn't say that. What we said was you threw a bottle of wine through a window. >> I threw the sock to piss on the wall. It's my uncle's property. You can ask him if I can piss on the electric dryer and get You can take my boot off. >> Where was it? >> I'm going to in a second. It's invisible technology my godson invented. >> What about this thing? Turn around, facing the wall. >> graduated from school last year and I bought him on my card. Uh a flute and a hat and a a robe. >> Listen, since you're quiet, I'm not going to say anything. >> He likes scooters. >> I'm just going to pull this out of your bag. >> You have to check the shoes. >> Yeah, there's the uh >> There's a There's a lighter I told you I had. I had put it in a pink color for my Christmas crafts. >> In the end, she was charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest.