I'm not going in there. Yo, I have this stuff. I'm not going in there. What the doing? I didn't do anything wrong. >> You have your infant in your bag that wasn't supposed to be in your bag. You have the [ __ ] I don't have all of that. I'm not listen. >> Entitlement hits its extreme levels when teen gangs move together to shoplift. They think numbers make them untouchable until they realize that the consequences of shoplifting are very serious. >> What you see in my bag for? Here go. I paid for this. >> That's a conspiracy of a crime though. We didn't conspiracy. >> We didn't commit the crime yet. And >> shopping carts move past. >> Here are several moments when entitled teen gangs discover that shoplifting consequences are serious. Starting with this bold and cocky teen shoplifter who walked into a gas station like it was her parents' store. Clueless, a karmama doesn't respect age. >> Well, can I speak for myself? >> Can we speak? You you admitted that right or wrong? Did you or did you not admit to that? >> YOUR BEHAVIOR. >> CALL MOM ID BACK FROM YOU, BRO. I'M NOT DOING NOTHING, BRO. >> Sit in the CAR NOW. >> COME ME NOW. I had to you you can GET THE CAR MYSELF. AIN'T NOTHING WRONG WITH TELL YOU TO call my mama. I can call my mama to call my mama. >> On July the 23rd, 2024 in Florida, officers rolled up to a gas station in response to a report of an ongoing shoplifting. On arrival, the officers were met by an arrogant and overconfident teen who was so convinced nothing could be done to her. And I say, "Hey guys, I closed the door, so show me everything you take." And they put it here, here, and there is stuff here. Water and Yeah, here. And water. I don't know where. >> So I told them, I'm going to call the police and they start calling me like >> she stuff. >> Okay. >> And that's it. >> So right now she told me, >> can you start getting demographics for me, please? >> Well, can I speak for myself? >> Can we speak? Yeah, we just need after I get names first. >> Okay. >> So, what do you want done with these uh with them? >> Just >> but but my boss who told me when you have someone like that, just call the police, close the door, and tell them everything happened and let them do whatever. >> Okay. >> So, >> you can go. >> Yeah. >> No, he didn't do it. >> Excuse me, sir. >> You You admitted that right on. Did you or did you not admit to that? So, right now, you're going to stay here. >> I'm asking you why she can't admit to what she said the first time, though. I'm asking why she going to give me an opportunity to talk. Are you going to continue? >> Talk talk. >> So, right now, I'm going to review the security cameras and we'll figure out what's all going on. And what you're saying is we'll be recorded on this security cameras if she said you didn't do anything. All right. >> So, in the meantime, just work with Officer Weer and Officer Hobart and get get your demographics. You're not leaving right now. She never >> Okay. >> However, after reviewing the CCTV footage, the cops had a perfect image of the exact occurrence and were ready to carry out their duties. Meanwhile, the store clerk wasn't planning on pressing charges. Still, the teen's obnoxious and arrogant attitude was about to flip the script. One more. One more. >> 727. >> You want to go in? Go in. If you want to go in, you can go in. >> I don't know what to do. >> I don't want to hurt anyone or do anything bad for anyone, but at the same time, >> what I can do is I can trespass him so that that he can't come back. How does How does that sound? >> Yeah, that ID. That's not your >> I forgot. >> All right, let's push it back in here. I don't want to sound the door. Push it in. Oh, mom. Mom, I didn't put your hand behind your back in here. >> Put your hand behind your back right now. >> YEAH. NOW, BRO, GET BRO. >> YOUR BEHAVIOR. I'M GOING TO GET MY ID BACK FROM YOU, BRO. I'M not going. >> I'm not calling your mom. You're 18. Oh my goodness. I feel like the car. I can call my mother. >> No, we're not calling anybody. >> Yes, I can. >> I don't care. Am I a dude or not? Call my mama. Can you I want a female to talk to me. I DON'T WANT NO MALE SURGERY. I WANT A FEMALE SURGERY. YOU HAVE A FEMALE. You're not a female. I'm not required. >> No. If nothing, sit down in the car. >> Sit in the car now. >> You're not calling my mom. >> You're under arrest. >> You did not. >> Sit in the car. Sit in the car. YOU never >> s YOU DID NOT, BRO. I WOULD GET IN THE CAR. I CANNOT CALL MY MOM. DON'T GRAB ME. DON'T GRAB ME. NO. TO YOU. YOU You too much. I can get IN THE CAR MYSELF. CAN I GET UP? I'M TRYING TO GET UP IN THE CAR. >> I'm not calling anymore. >> You're under arrest. >> [ __ ] bro. You're you're detained for an investigation. You're not snatching your ID out of my hand. >> Thank you. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> I noticed. >> No. >> And I'm telling you no. >> No. Even so, her attitude went from bad to worse as she spiraled into a full-blown meltdown. But the law is not known to bend for tantrums. And that was a reality she was going to realize sooner or later. >> Hey, nothing tell you to call my mama. I can call my mother to call my mama. [ __ ] I can you call to call my mama. Dumb ass off. You can't >> at the jail. You can >> wrong, bro. >> You need to sit down. >> No, I don't. I DON'T GOT BRO. >> You don't have nothing to hold me for. Is it cuz I'm black and pretty and you're ugly? >> Has nothing to do with that at all. >> Clearly it is. Clearly it is. Clearly it is. on your butt. You >> have no rights to touch me, bro. I felt violated. If I felt harassed or any type of assault, I I can make that into your report. >> Okay, you can report it >> and I WILL REPORT IT. BUT AFTER this investigation over, you going to see that I didn't do nothing wrong. You going to let me go. >> Well, you should have thought about that. >> You going You going after this investigation over, you going to see I didn't do nothing wrong and I'm get to go back to my child. That's all I've been trying to do. What the [ __ ] [ __ ] I got the wrong things going on. Okay. I didn't do anything wrong. YOU GRAB MY ID. I I I ASKED for my ID back. You tried to say I tried to snatch it. I just asked for my ID back. I literally put my hand out and then I touched it. You You SNATCHED IT BACK DOWN. What did you say? It's all on your camera and your camera wasn't record. THEN I DID I TOUCH MINE THEN YOU SNATCHED DOWN THEN TRIED TO SAY, "OH, you snapped from [ __ ] I didn't snap from you." [ __ ] I DON'T HAVE NO reason to snap from nobody. WHAT THE [ __ ] [ __ ] >> you're under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> Destruction. >> What did I destroy? >> My investigation. >> NO, I DID NOT. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. You lied. You lying on my mom. You just lied, bro. You just lied on my head, bro. You just lying on me, bro. You literally just sat up here and lied to me, bro. You just sat up here and lied to me, bro. OH MY GOD, BRO. WHY ARE YOU LYING on my What's wrong with you, bro? Like, I don't know what's wrong with you, but I didn't do nothing, bro. You just got still going on. I didn't do nothing wrong. So, I don't understand how I'm under arrest for doing nothing. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I gave you my name. I gave you my mom number. All that. What are you trying to say? What are you trying to say? Cuz I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. I didn't do nothing wrong. You still trying to say I did. So then I didn't do nothing. >> Resisting an officer. Resisting an officer. Burglary. Resisting an officer. You have a pattern of behavior here. >> You lying. Oh, you lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. I'm not under arrest for not doing, >> bro. If I snatch my ID, why you still have my drug? >> Come on. Come on now. Let's talk about it. >> I don't want to talk about >> If I snatch my ID, why you still hide it in your head? You never read me my none of my rights. >> Correct. >> So, guess what? I can sue you for that. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> I don't have any questions for you. >> Yes, I can. Yes, I can. You before you put me in the rest, you got to tell me why I was none of the records. You didn't tell me that. You didn't tell me that. You didn't tell me that. But it's okay. It's okay, fool. It's okay. And you got that. Oh, wait. Honey, you got that. You still going to see that? You do nothing wrong. I don't care. I really don't. No, I don't care cuz I'm going to get me a lawyer. I'm going to sue you. >> Uh, okay. >> Going to sue you. Thank you very much. I'll take it to trial at all cuz you you you're booofing. You boofing, J. You boofing. You boofing jail. You real life booofing. I don't go to jail. I don't go to jail. I they told myself to take care of my kid like I keep telling you. >> Okay. Well, last year you went to jail. >> Yeah, last year for something you don't even know nothing about for fighting at school. What did you talk about? At school. At school. I take care of my kid and stay out the way. If it's don't got time to go to jail and all this. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest without violence and was given a trespass warning from the store. The last teen was unhinged, just like this gang of teens who believed that some sort of inflated confidence, numbers, and noise were enough to outrun consequences. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, why you caught me in here? >> Cuz you're the one that put the gray sweater on and handed it to her. >> I took the gray sweater off. Y'all can run the cameras back. >> She goes over there to the um to the apparel department and starts concealing the stuff. So, that's why she's in here, too. On March the 3rd, 2023, officers with the Humble Police Department responded to a Walmart where an organized shoplifting operation was unfolding. They got there early enough to watch a group of young women set their own downfall in motion step by step. >> Yeah, I'll bring it in. >> The turquoise for sure. Uh the dark blue one and then the brown one cuz she was the one giving her the stuff electronics. >> Just not the red head. >> Yeah, the red head actually paid for this stuff. Dang. $442. Two rings. >> So, this is the bag that has everything in it. >> Yeah. Her her the red one's the only one that's paid for her item. >> So, she's wearing the thing that >> Yeah, >> she took. >> And then the one that she the one that she put on is that gray one that she has her holding and that's not paid for either. >> What the bodysuit thing? >> It's like a cardigan like like how that blue one is. It's just like that one just gray. >> And where is that? The turquoise girl is holding it in her arm, but she had took it off the hanger and put it on her >> almost one last item. >> They're going to be at selfch checkout right now. >> 73. They're about to walk out. We need to have three. Who was y'all three? >> For what? >> I paid for all my stuff. >> No, I'm paying merchandise. As you can see, I just >> I see. Have a seat on. Put your handcuffs. >> That's my daughter. So, I have >> That's my daughter. She's under age 17. I have to go. walk out yet. >> Have a seat. >> What you see in my bag for >> I paid for this. >> I'm not giving you my bag. >> Give me the bag. >> First of all, cooperate with >> all these stuff. >> Did I pay for this lighting? Yeah, but we need to see what else. I don't have nothing. I'm naked. What are y'all talking about? >> The gray sweater and then everything that's in her bag. Oh, yeah. So, why you call me here? >> Cuz you're the one that put the gray sweater on and handed it to her. >> I took the gray sweater off. Y'all can run the cameras back. I took it off and I put it right there. She picked it up. >> What's in the bag? That's what they conceal. >> Uh, cosmetics. There's a forward camera and cosmetics. >> Oh, okay. Cuz I didn't conceal anything. >> No, you wear the receipt for >> I had it printed off to my phone. You guys, the lady at the register. So, you have it on your phone now? >> Yeah, but it's not the phone that it was printed to. It's a 693 number. You could go to your register and check it. This is a 453 number. I have two >> lighter crush, which is the big lighter and the crush. >> I came to register twice. >> We'll pull up the receipt to the card again. >> Can we see your receipt real quick? >> I wasn't even called inside here, but this is my daughter. She's underage. She's 17. >> This is my daughter also. >> Okay. So, here's the reason why she's in here as well. She was over there selecting this the camera, the Polaroid camera and stuff. And when she was selecting it, she gave it to her. They were all walking around together while she was taking the spider wrap off. They were in front of her taking the spider wrap off. >> Then she goes over there to the um to the apparel department and starts concealing the stuff. So that's why she's in here too cuz she collected everything and was giving it to other students. Where's the other guy here? >> I don't have no other stuff. So this is this is what she was selecting for her to conceal and I got cash back. Um, and then this is what she started to conceal over there. So, we'll get a receipt for all of this and then we'll figure out about your sweater. >> Okay. This is the sweater right here. Thank you. And the light. Thank you. >> I paid for this letter. I'll put that on the thing and grab this one. >> 2143. And then did you pull it up for the cardigan that she has on? Just >> I paid for this. You guys asking her to pull up the receipt. Faced with solid evidence and real-time proof, they knew that they had gone too far. But it didn't feel like their first time. And that wasn't even the most disturbing part. >> Your mom, >> how old is she? >> She's 20. >> She's 20. Okay. So, she's an adult. Excuse me. >> What's your name now? >> What's your name? >> I'm sorry. >> Can you spell that for me? Just want to make sure this is accurate. Correct. Anything that you telling me at this point if it's false information can be a charge. Okay. Just letting you know. Do you have a driver's license or ID? >> Not at all. We don't have one issued anywhere. >> Where y'all from? We're from Orlando. >> Came from Orlando to Houston. >> Houston. >> No, but I heard over party. >> I would appreciate people. We on vacation. like I really apologize on behalf of my case. >> I got you. So unfortunat my hands are kind of tied at a certain point uh because it's basically on them. I'm just responding to their call the district attorney and stuff. >> Right. So it's well number one is do they want to prosecute? If they want to prosecute then I have to find all this stuff. I have to call the district attorney if they want to take charges. >> There's no way that I can settle them and just pay for smoke. >> That is that's up to them. That's not me. Take charges. There's no way that I can settle and just pay for smoke. >> That is that's up to them. That's not me. >> Well, I told her to put it on there and she said, "Okay." And I gave her the extra one back. That's not >> But it's a misunderstanding. >> I won't. >> So, what's the story with that? She say that she told the lady to put it on there, but it's not on there. >> This is her receipt. >> My question is, what are you determining stolen? Just this stuff. >> She would have took from her photo. >> What? How much is that? >> It's $16.98. >> Okay. How much was How much was the hot dog? >> That's That's going to be up to you guys. I mean, this stuff is pretty much a no-brainer. It was all concealed. Oh, so the employee said that when she get she told her they didn't have no barcode. So the employee asked her would she would like to go back to the department and get it. She said no that she had and then she asked her about this one. She said that she paid this the last time that she came to the store. >> Okay. >> She never asked me nothing. We didn't even have a full conversation. >> And so the lady asked her if she wanted to go back to get it cuz she asked her how much it was. She said around $169. >> The green hair picked it off. >> So she took it off. She picked it off. take it home. >> Well, I'm taking a class seat on that one and then I'll call the district attorney on the other one and see where we're at at that point. >> Their situation was sensitive. This forced the officer to consult with the district attorney, but the little tetatet only pushed the officer to finish what the aisle bandits had started. >> The district attorney did accept charges. Go ahead and stand up for me. I'm going to turn around back. >> How do I um how do I how do I get her? So transported is like bonding or whatever. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So what's going to happen is she's going to be transported to the umble jail. I'll have to send the charges to the DA once they they get it can take anywhere from 6 to 12 hours to do though. >> Okay. So now if she doesn't have any history and all that and she qualifies for a uh like a $100 bond. Okay. Now you can she qualifies for what's called a two trip. Okay. It's kind of an involved process. It involves going downtown, paying the bond, which is like a $100 and some like a $15 search charge or whatever. Um, they will give you a piece of paper, you bring it to the umble jail, she signs it, you get a thumbrint, you have to take it back downtown and they will give you a release paperwork, then you come back to the umble jail and then I release her there at that point. But for any reason, be it uh history or or whatever, um, they deny, then she'll have to be transported downtown and she'll have to see a judge before bond is set. >> Okay. And how how soon is like how >> like I said this can take anywhere well if it's denied. Like I said it can take it can take six to eight hours before we'll know that. Um and then she'll get transported and then she will have to call you. I don't know what their time table is down there. >> Okay. And can she make calls to uh out of state number? >> Um I would imagine so. >> But yeah, we'll grab her. >> Yeah, we'll take her cell phone. That way she can call you from that from at least the envelope. All right. Show one female cousin. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> All right. M. What's going to happen today is you're going to receive a citation for theft under $100. Okay. Sign a citation. It's not admission of guilt or innocence. just stated that you understand you're being sided for that you have to contact or appear before the court which is the city of Bumble municipal court phone number and address going to be on the citation. >> Why do I have to go on the court though? >> You can pay it before then. >> Yeah, you can handle it before then. If you want to handle it before then >> you got to handle it before then. You got to >> Well, basically the thing is if you don't handle it before then, you do have to appear on that date. If you want to handle it before then >> Yeah, that's that's all that information is here. You can contact the court and kind of they can step you through that process. Okay. So that's going to be completely up to you. So go ahead and give me right there on the X. >> As long as there's no yelling or problems or drama or anything like that. I don't have a problem with that. >> Okay. >> Can I get the paper? >> Can you get what >> the paper? >> Oh yeah. Get you your coffee. Thank you. How long is it going to take y'all to book her? >> Well, like I told your mom, it's going to be before the charges come back. It could be 6 to 8 hours >> before we know more. >> In the end, she was charged with petty lasseny. While the last gang had numbers, but possessed zero brain cells. Still, these siblings had something far worse. entitlement and the belief that a lawyer dad could bail them out on the spot. >> Pass all points past the point of sale. >> He's going to be happy to hear this. >> On December the 17th, 2025, Target's Lost Prevention flagged a group of teen siblings after spotting them loading up three carts with merchandise. The total quickly climbed past 5K and Albuquerque police were called in to shut it down before they could walk out with it. >> So, just to let you know, the ones with the carts are right by the front. Uh they're kind of just posted up um waiting, I'm guessing, for her to for the one in the pink pants to pull up so that they can run out. So, the one in the sedan is pulling up in the front and the kids uh with the carts look like they're getting ready to make their way out now. They'll be exiting the store here. Three, two, one. Right now, they're just trying to get out. >> Call mom. >> You want mom's number? >> Go on Facebook. Yeah. >> How many kids? >> How do you >> don't answer any questions? We don't have >> Okay. So, there there's two ways this deal. >> So, our lawyer lawyer is present. >> That's not how this works. So, what's going to happen is we're going to figure out who all you guys are >> and then we're going to call your parents. >> Move this hand into into the prank position. >> Okay. Then we're going to call your parents. And if you guys don't want to talk to us, that's fine. You're going to get booked in the deep seat. No, we are going to call your parents. >> Let them know why you're here. >> I'm going to call the juvenile probation officer. See if they're going to book you guys. >> Put this hand in a prank position behind your back. >> You got to get booked. >> I'm sorry. I can't >> face the wall. Okay, hold on. Just got these on, dude. >> Let's get these on. Like all I'm trying. >> He's going to fix these. >> Let's going to try and do this side. Okay. What the [ __ ] >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay, put them behind your back like a prank. >> How come I'm the only one I am? >> You're the oldest. >> You don't know how old I am. >> You guys can tell you're older than those two. >> How do you know? I'm one year older. Okay, let your sibling next to you guys. I'm just going to pat you down real quick. Make sure you got like no weapons on you. >> Oh, I have something. >> Where? >> Which pocket? Just let me grab it. >> This pocket. This pocket right there, sir. In the jacket. >> Okay. Grab that. Sit down. >> Could I get my phone from the car so we could Or could you guys >> We have your car. That car down the road. >> Okay. Could you please um >> you know your dad or mom's phone number? >> It's on my phone. >> I know my name. >> We'll we'll get it. We'll get it. So, just take a seat real quick. We're going to make this as quick as painless as possible. Okay. get all their names and all their native birds. >> But do we have to answer this? Can our parents answer this for us? >> You guys, >> I'm This is going to be the easiest way to do it. >> Your parents can't answer it, but we're going to have to get a hold of your parents. >> Our parents will answer. I'm going to start with you. Okay. First name. >> We have our rights to not tell them. So the >> that comes with incrim listen I do this every day that comes with incriminating questions. >> You don't have to tell us anything if we ask you incriminating questions like hey why are you stealing today? >> They might have been too young to grasp how serious their actions were. But the officers knew that it was a delicate situation. One that required careful handling and perhaps there was a mastermind somewhere pulling the strings remotely. Now, with identifying yourself, you do >> because if you're an adult and you're like, I want to talk to a lawyer, one thing I would do is I would drive you straight down, get you fingerprinted, and then book you in jail for for not telling me your name. >> But how did how are we how did we feel when we weren't outside? >> Cuz when we drove up when you that car was staged out front, >> you guys conspiracy of a crime though. We didn't >> we didn't commit the crime yet. shopping carts move past the point. >> Okay, but that's conspiracy of crime when they call the cops. >> Are How does it pass the cell when they're doing >> past all points of past the point of sale? >> My father's a lawyer. >> No way. >> He's going to be happy to hear this. >> Oh, he's in the car. >> Could we get our phones though? Could you guys get our phone? >> We'll get all that. We'll get that after I get your guys' information. >> Once the officers put it all together, the story evolved. The kids would need a ride back home. This little detail revealed that they were never the only players involved. >> Okay. >> You have your ID with you? >> Yeah, I just gave it to you. >> Okay. So, who all >> my sisters? Just my my sister and then her friend and then my little brother. >> Okay. How old's your little brother? >> Uh, he's 10. >> Okay. So, he's small. Yeah, they're all they're all underage. >> Okay. >> So, right now you are not free to leave. I don't know if you could tell, but um >> so you you need to hang out. Um all your siblings are all detained inside the store. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um they're all suspects for shoplifting. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um do they live with you? Do they live with your parents? >> Yeah, we do. >> How old are you? >> I'm I'm 18. >> You're 18? >> Yeah. 19. Well, just 19. >> Okay. Can Do you have your parents info? >> Yeah. >> Write this down. >> Uh, it's going to be >> 29. Frank, >> step on the car. >> Oh, so loud. >> So, right now you are being detained. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to set your phone on your That's fine. >> Sorry. >> So, you're showing that you have a possible warrant for your arrest. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we're going to confirm that, but right now you are detected. >> Okay. >> So, obviously got to confirm it, but it's popping up county. >> We'll check it. Yeah, I had court today. >> Did you? >> Yeah. Okay, we'll check it out. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> How old are your sister? >> Uh, there's one is >> 14, I think. One's 10 and then the other one's 15. >> How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> Okay. >> I was just waiting for them. >> Makes sense. >> Oh, I'm glad you stopped cuz I was going to spike you. >> Oh, what is Oh, no. That's good. >> I was actually waiting that way. Yeah, that's good. >> Your car would have gotten spike belted and tires damaged and all that. >> Oh, yeah. No, >> currently we got her. >> Pat down. Walker. >> Okay. >> You want me to Is this your wallet? >> Yeah. Can we get my bag in there, too? >> Um, where's your bag at? >> No, that's going to be a little lighter porch. It's going to be a little uh that that purse right there >> on the passenger side. >> Yeah. And then a little block that pass. A little block. >> If if your We'll confirm your warrant. If you are under arrest, I'll grab it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. >> If not, if it doesn't confirm, we'll obviously do that stuff. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I just had court today and then So, >> did you miss it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm going to shut your door. Okay. Are your keys? >> It'll be fine. Nobody's going to take your car right now. Did you get my Did you get my mom's number? >> We'll get it from you. >> Do you want me to grab your purse? >> Yeah, it's a purse and a little black. >> Okay. Um, they won't let you take both. So, I can I can take it into evidence or we can leave it in the car. We're not going to tow the car. Um, what I think we're going to do is um cuz we're going have to call your dad or the car. >> My mom cuz my dad's out of order. >> Okay. >> My dad's out of town. >> Okay. So, we'll have to get a hold of one of them >> and then um >> I assume they'll have to come pick up your siblings >> anyway. So, we can uh I can grab your your belongings out of there and then you can just leave whatever else in the car cuz I don't think we're going to take the car for anything. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um Okay. >> And then when we get done, I'll give you a cigarette. >> Okay. >> Are you hot back here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Looks like you're sweating a little bit. You want me to crack the windows? >> Yes, please. Okay. >> Um, >> can I get a cigarette, please? >> Um, not here. Just because I don't want my car to smell like a cigarette. >> Can you stand with me outside, please? >> Can you run away? >> No, I promise. >> Promise. >> I promise. I have slippers. I have slippers on. I can't go nowhere. >> You might be fast. >> Being a getaway driver was one thing, but what officers uncovered next painted a darker picture. This wasn't a one-off. It ran deeper. like a patent baked into the family. >> So, this warrant um I think was from a couple weeks ago, so it wasn't from today. >> Yeah. So, you may >> um it was for narcotics. >> So, whatever you missed today, >> maybe while you're in jail, you'll have to talk to a judge for this one. Maybe they can get that squared away, too, so you don't get a second warrant. >> Oh, wow. >> I wonder what is for narcotics. >> I don't know. That's so weird. >> What do you use? >> Powder or belts? >> Powder. >> Powder. >> I I haven't like I the last run in I had with the law was just from this this court or from when I just got arrested, >> but I missed this court. So, I was going to get out like >> Okay. So, I don't know what that was. I don't know what that was. So, weird. >> Unless it was the same incident and they just had a different she did. >> Oh, I didn't have anything on it. >> No. Is that powder cheaper than the pills? >> Way more expensive. >> What's that? >> Way more expensive. >> Like way more expensive. >> Okay. >> What's that? >> Have you guys been seizing a lot of them? >> Yeah. >> Oh, I know. >> Can you save this for me? >> Save it? >> Yeah. >> No, I'll give you a different one. Just throw it on the car. Let's get you downtown and then if you want to have one down there, we can do that. Okay. >> Okay. Um, you got my Can you grab my other black slipper? >> Yeah, let me I'll I'll go over there and I'll get your purse. >> Okay. Uh, grab the little black backpack. >> The little black one. Is that where the keys are, too? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. And you don't have anything else in your pockets? >> No. But actually the key thing key is in the in the little black um No. Okay. There's one key right here in my bra. Actually, >> you have the key in your bra. >> Yeah. One key. Well, um is it for the ignition? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to have her grab it. >> Okay. >> Um that way we can get it out. >> Okay. >> Can you come get a key out of her bra? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. After a short while, one of the parents arrived at the scene, making her presence known immediately. The officers didn't know what to expect. After all, it was hard to predict what was coming when the situation had already spiraled this far. >> So, you're this is my uh my partner. Here's mom. And you can kind of give her a rundown of what's going on with uh her daughters. my son with that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, >> he had the names. Remember when I was like, I don't have the names that >> Yeah. There's too many. >> Yeah. So, basically what happened was uh we got a call from the loss prevention worker here >> and he was telling us that there was a total of four individuals here. We had the older sister, Isabella. Yeah. >> And then uh >> uh they got two carts full of items. That was three or three carts full of merchandise. That's my bet. >> The big the big baskets full >> big >> big basket. $5,100 worth of merchandise. >> I know. >> What do they think they were going to do with it? Just leave it out of the bar. >> All right. Well, so >> go ahead and do your thing. So Isabella, they've done it before several times. So basically Isabella pulls up and stops right here, >> right in the front, and then the other little kids run out with all his stuff, throw it in the car, and they freaking bug you. >> Oh my god. But so this time uh they notified us that they were loading up the car too >> because they come here all the time. >> Uh well they've done it several times. I don't know about all the time but like I don't store. >> Yeah. >> So they were the loss prevention was already familiar with them. >> Awesome. >> So loss prevention called me and was like hey this is what I got going on. Um you guys mind coming this way. So we we're >> isabella just got out of trouble. >> I know >> she's in trouble. I told her I told her when I talked to her I said you know that you're on bond. She no I'm not on bond mom. And I said, "Yes, you are. You have stipulations of your release." I said, >> "Well, she had a warrant for her arrest." >> Really? >> She just got she she just got out of jail and we she was released on her own recumbent. >> So remember like when she did go to jail for the perjury. >> Yeah. >> So that's what she got to jail for. So um it was actually me and another officer, we seized her vehicle that that um Nissan. >> Yep. and I wrote a search warrant on that car. So, I searched the car >> and uh found merchandise from another um or not merchandise, but I found property from another house that had been burglarized with and it was all listed. I found all that in that car and I also found um in her uh purse. >> Oh my god. So, when did she get She didn't tell me she had a warrant. She knew she had a warrant. >> She probably didn't even know about it. So I I wrote it and then um submitted it and stuff like that and I think she had already gotten released. >> Okay. So they send her something in the mail or something. >> Uh I'm not even sure if they even do that to be honest. >> Okay. So what So her charges now are what are her charges now? >> So she's she's getting a warrant. She's getting contributing to delinquency minor times three for doing this. >> It's her sister. I don't know which one's doing it. It's this the youngest is Sophie. Those two together. >> They're the >> Yes. >> conspirators. >> Yes. >> And did you drive here today? >> Um I have my husband. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is one of you guys going to take that little white car? >> Um I >> You can leave it too. >> Yeah. I think I'm going to I think I'm going to find their father cuz it's their car. >> It's his car. I mean I I could drive it home if I'm allowed to drive it home, but I tried to call him and text him. I think that he's either really I can't believe that he lend him the car in the first place again >> because I actually was talking to Timothy when we had the car and I >> This is all his fault with my children. I know I work all day. I'm the store manager at the Dollar Tree on railro. >> Okay. >> And I work all day. I work like 10, 11, 12 hours a day. And my kids I left him a while back of course and my kids my kids stay with him and he totally doesn't have any of them at school. doesn't go to school now. And now he's going to homeschool him, but he's just he lets the do whatever they want. >> And Bella hasn't been at home, so she just went home now because whatever happened with her last time. >> Yeah. >> But I can't. They don't listen and I can't I My other daughter, Mar. Eventually, the reunion happened, but it was too late to undo anything. No use crying over spilled milk. And even then, the moment came with its own unexpected twist. >> That sucks. >> Well, hopefully this was a big wakeup call for the kids. >> Yeah, >> I think we I I got tried to call him and tell him to come get it. >> So, those are for the those three. And then he wrote down on a piece of paper the oldest sibling, the 49. So you guys have all that. So here's the key to that little white car. >> Okay. >> And your daughter, if you want to see that's the screen saver for 14. I think that's pretty inappropriate. >> Yeah, I know. This one here. Yeah, I know. >> Oh, >> it's not funny. So make sure you get the 49 for the oldest sitting right where you tell me the name is right where she walked up. So they do right now. >> Okay, we'll get So let's go ahead and get her handcuff and then they can go take they can be released. >> You guys are going to be getting this nice coverage very soon. Both of you guys are getting >> So is Bella. So she's just she's she's going to be trouble now. >> Yeah, >> she's in trouble. >> Hey, so these papers we filled out These are all criminal trespass notifications. If any one of you guys go back to Target, you will be cited and possibly arrested. Just walking on the property, any target, >> any target. >> Mhm. >> And they they contact all the targets. >> Picture will be up on the wall like at Walmart. >> So, just know if you guys come in there, they're going to call us and we'll come. Okay. Mom, do you have any other questions or anything for us? >> No. sad. I'm sorry, >> right? Thanks for coming to get him cuz other than that >> No, I wouldn't. No, I would not want that. Thank you guys. >> Absolutely. >> Yeah. Just don't do it again. Show Show us you guys learned. All right. >> Okay. >> I don't Yeah. Well, you three ought to know that door don't work until you tried to go out the first time. >> All right. Yeah, just Hey, show us you guys learned and don't do it again. All right. >> You're very familiar. >> In the end, the underage teens were released to their mother while the older sister was taken in on her warrants and felony shoplifting charges. Next up is this group of reckless teens who went on a shoplifting spree and thought they could outrun sirens and consequences. >> Any of these your relatives? >> We all related. >> You're all related. Who's the Who's the closest related? >> You got a sister? >> No. >> Me and her sister. >> On December the 22nd, 2025, officers with the Chicago Police Department reacted after a group of teens went on a shoplifting spree and fled from the police. The so-called Isle bandits walked away thinking that they slipped through the cracks. But that illusion did not last long because the consequences tracked them down almost immediately. >> Where's the car at the alley? >> We missed one more. >> Any other units needed? Can I clear? Chicago priorities also concern others and then I guess there's another one in custody of the car. >> I got six. >> Okay, >> stand up straight and breathe. I turned it on. >> Yeah. >> Get your what? Your wallet. Where's it at? >> The middle part. >> This here. Victor 94. Is that you? >> Huh? >> You got your ID in >> there? You run like this. >> Really? >> Really? >> The driver's part. >> That's your ID. That's you. >> You're not smiling. You're the picture. >> Smiling. That's weird. >> Haven. >> Heaven. >> Heaven. >> Two of them. >> Yeah, >> we got two. >> You want to call somebody, right? >> Huh? >> Any of these your relatives? All related. >> You're all related. Who's the Who's the closest related? >> You got a sister? >> No, I'm me and her sister. >> Okay, then you come over here. >> You two ladies with me. Whose cups are these? Are these open? >> We'll come. >> All right, cool. >> Driver is >> Yeah, she's driving. >> We have it all on video. >> She had car keys in her pocket and shooting it up at >> Yeah. I'm put your once in the lobby. Breathe. You'll be okay. >> Can you get in? There you go. Seat belt on. >> Oh, I thought I hit the lay. Okay. >> I thought I hit where they are. They'll get super tight. back seat belt on. Get you out of here. >> Uh, I don't know. Depends really on your history. Okay. >> I don't think you got a history according to your job. >> The officers had the scene fully contained. Entitlement and reckless useful energy had run straight into the law, and there was no room for excuses or excesses. Yeah. No, we're walking up lady. >> Better way. Yeah. >> Yeah. What about the rest? >> Yeah, we're taking all this, man. >> Everything. >> I got Burlington. >> TJ Maxx. >> Hey, Oakbrook. >> Oak Brook. >> TJ Maxx. >> That's you. I don't know, Brook. >> Let's pop the truck. >> Nothing. Huh? Standard 7601 76012 I'd I'mma take a picture. >> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I think they went on a shopping spree stop weapon spree cuz they just came out of Burlington. But they got stuff from TJ Maxx and where else TJ Maxx Lombard closes all brand new. Just leave it to a car. >> See Marshalls. >> Hillside like right before. >> Oh, there's a there's a TJ Maxx or some hillside. >> Yeah. And um if that's where it was was on Wolf 290. >> They talk so hard in the morning with my baby. Oh no. I just look good on you. We going to go to the real jail like in there. We going to go to D boy. D and we got all that stuff. Pinky part should get the I'm going to call my mom and tell her to call Greg. Greg better bomb me out, boy. Yeah, >> if I can't get behind, I just >> I need to call Maris. I need to call my babe. I need to call T. I'll finish this. >> Will we be able to get bonded out today or >> Well, it's an unknown. >> It was starting to sink in that they had played a foolish game and now the consequences were knocking. But what they didn't realize yet was that this wasn't a game at all and what was coming wasn't something that they could brush off easily. That's an unknown answer right now. I wish I could give you an answer, but there's too many variables that played into part. I will tell you this. If you would have not fled from the police, >> you would have had a better chance of getting out today and being home for Christmas. But because all of you fled, >> cuz we ran. >> Say it again. >> Y'all counting us running like >> blowing stop signs running through the center of town here. Like that guy said, I mean, I hate to say it. I actually I love to say it. DuPage doesn't mess around. They the the the state's attorney ain't messing around. So, I don't know. When they hear the story, they got to make a decision. I can't give you a solid answer, but like that guy said, Dage County doesn't mess around. >> You know, what do we do? I know. >> All right. heard you. >> Nobody. He ain't talked to us in a minute. Phone going voicemail. He know he probably called them trying to see if we in the house. We made the house. Ain't answer on the phone. You know we got called him. He don't have no car no more. He over there like 3 minutes down the street. He going to have to ride with his uncle. That's why I was trying to call before. You know what I'm saying? That way he could ride with his uncle cuz he ain't going to hear the last stuff. He not going to hear the last of it. Like I'm going to have to just call him and tell him to just get him to run home. Like at this point it's like he trying to work and go to work and do this and all this up. Now he don't got no problem. And depending on how much they charm, they f tow it. And then I'm going have to do the appeal to get it back. Hopefully I can do the appeal. But I never went to jail for no this. I never I just went to jail for a traffic stop and that been gone. I got all that. I'm going to me up is I was driving. I shouldn't have I shouldn't have pulled out just what we had. >> In the end, they were all charged with retail theft. The last gang was inexperienced, unlike this squad whose swagger got checked right before they could slip away. No one's ever taken it. No one's ever taken it. No one's ever taken. We're going to gather some info. I told you we got received the call. We're going to gather further info. We're going to check your bags. >> You guys don't have any, you're good to go. >> Once it's done, then uh once her bag, check for anything. On September the 27th, 2024, just before sunset, officers with the City of Summit Police Department rushed to a scene where three young women had taken items that they hadn't paid for. They arrived quickly, ready to manage the incident, but some feelings of entitlement hijacked the moment and made everything worse. >> Oh, I thought you pulled. What's your name, Mom? Okay. >> Okay. So, we got a call in your in your bag that wasn't supposed to be in your bag. You have the [ __ ] I don't have that exaggeration. is there anything that's in your bag that should be in there? >> It's from anywhere. >> Do you mind if we search just to verify too? >> At the moment you're being detained. Do you have any like a picture of it? >> Do you have any form of ID? Cuz you're being detained. So we have to gra your info. >> We have we have to gradain because we call you if we didn't get a call about you. We don't know you could be detained. So I would have something on me, right? That's why we're being detained until further investigation. We're not incriminating you for anything. We just say you did something. You're just being detained for information. That's all it is. We got a call. >> So are y'all taking me? Because I don't have nothing on you. No one said we're taking we're going to gather some info. I told you we got received the call. We're just going to gather some further info. We're going to check your bags. You guys don't have any to go. the back. >> So we receive I told you we received the call three females just let the ID and everything like >> we're going to check the bags and we also have you detained so we also identify you involved in the call. We detained you just want to gather your info your ID >> and I'll show you everything. I'm showing you my pocket book. I'm showing you looking just you want to open it up. I said you're not involved. Your friend is another person. >> You're still saying I'm being detained. How? But y'all just said I'm not involved until further investigation. You just said I wasn't involved though. >> No, I said you were involved. You got the call for three black females. >> I said if you're not involved and you're good to go at the moment you're being detained involved. So how am I involved? Tell me. >> So you're saying that you're not involved? >> Okay. We're done talking for further investigation. We're just going back and forth. >> We're going to we're going to go back to Lululemon. I mean if they can say that you guys were not involved then we'll cut you loose. >> So you got to have something on you to be involved, don't you? Right. >> No, not necessarily. No >> necessarily. Okay. >> Can we uh let them find out if they have video in your face saw anything? >> All right. All right, I'm going to head over there right now and then they can go receive. >> I ain't going nowhere with nobody. I ain't got nothing on me and I ain't going to [ __ ] >> Which car is yours? >> You didn't want us to walk to the car, right? >> Right. So, he don't need to go to the car now. >> We're just We're just going to run the plate anyway. >> You're not going to go home tonight? >> Okay. >> I know. But I was already cooperating with >> you pulled us out. You you stopped us outside. You don't need to know what car is. That that's the problem. You stopped us outside. So now you don't need to know at all. >> But you that's the reason why I'm mad cuz you doing the most me. I ain't had I don't have nothing. I have a a whole pocket. So I'm still bastard. still baffled. >> So, I'm going to grab all the items. I'm going to have to take it into the store and he'll be able to refer them for. >> So, that's the way we're going to play it. Once it's done, then um we'll find the book. >> Um what's her bag? Check for anything. >> My pocket book. I just showed him my pocketbook. I showed you 10 times, bro. >> You show me 10 times. >> I I didn't show you. I didn't keep opening my bag to you just now. I have not been opening my bag. You want a pass? >> You're mine? >> Do you want a headband? What's the name headband? Do you want a uh It's nothing. What could you ma'am? The more you just and I'm showing you touching me if I have nothing to touch you. >> You want to touch the bag? Ain't here. I just showed y'all my bag. >> Are you going to be calm or you just keep calm and I've been calm? I've been talking and I just showed you like you're just being extra. >> No, you're being extra. You've been being extra. >> Listen, expecting some sort of VIP treatment after being reported for theft was next level entitlement. The officers didn't fall for their cheap tricks. They knew it was a tactic to stall and throw off the investigation. >> The longer you make this, the longer you just going to be here. It's up to you. >> Okay. >> Either way, until we confirm, just know that you're going to stay here until we figure out what's in your bag. Whatever you want to do, it's up to you. All right. She can't leave for >> What is in here that needs to be confirmed? There's no clothing in there. So, what are you trying to go to my pocketbook for? I could >> in your pocketbook to order this. Okay, >> that's [ __ ] ignorant. Like, >> what are you going to see in there? You You can't see. >> We just have to verify and that's it. >> You You can't see what's in there. >> That's all we have to do. Just verify and that's it. >> What do you want to see? Did you find a shirt? >> Got to verify a few things. >> Did you find pants? >> This is your ID, miss. >> Like the hell >> are you? Is this your ID? >> Appreciate it. Thank you. >> I'm going to hold on to that. All right. I'm just giving the bag to you. Okay. Just in the Hold on a sec. >> Weird as [ __ ] Like I don't understand. Why is my stuff being >> Sorry. >> Y'all didn't check nobody else's pocketbook, but y'all check mine. >> Well, we checked the bag. Here you go. >> Yeah. Would you like your bag? >> You didn't check nobody else pocket book. We didn't check nobody else. >> Make sure you want your bag. That's all it is. >> That's all it is. >> Is there a camera showing that I did something? state of B. They burned everything >> like >> I call that steel. I you know >> you know why the 382 door that works in it says it's not >> number. >> It's a double door. Yeah. You said that. >> How much? >> How much? >> It's just traffic. You had a license. You have a traffic license. You got that's >> taking off. And to be honest, I'm not ignorant cuz I don't feel none of that. So you could take some people to somebody else. >> Well, he's not ignorant either. Checking your back. He's just doing his job. >> After a short while, one of the officers returned with key details that blew the case wide open, exposing a truth that had been carefully tucked away the whole time. So, we're going to hook all three of them. >> Search in the rest. We got to see if we can find the keys. See if it's the same car that was used the other day. >> Somebody was cool. >> So, they're all coming from the license plate. >> Right. >> What's that? >> Somebody was here a couple days ago. Yeah. Oh my go 102. >> Is that 10:12? >> Uh, are you ready to listen? Why? What happened? >> Let me tell my mom. Okay. >> Sergeant, right? >> Why are we all getting arrested? >> You want to put your dog back down? >> Yeah. Why are we all getting arrested if I didn't do nothing? >> Huh? >> You guys were all in the fitting rooms together? >> I was not. >> I was never in the theater room. figure that out later when we call the prosecution. I never went in the federal room. >> It's not a prescription. Okay. >> I never went in the federal room. >> The information that we have to go off of and if it's proven otherwise, >> but that's why they have to get you guys out of here. >> We going to summit police. They take >> Oh, you mean you're going to >> Okay. How do you going to conclude the investigation? >> Exactly. Like I know that the process, >> bro, I don't know that, bro. >> I probably have a whole warrant. >> We have to get the video from the corporate office. It's going to take some time. We have a detective throw is going to come in and get statements from everybody in the store along with you guys. >> Okay. >> And then we're going to call our prosecutor and if the prosecutor says, you know, we're only charging one person, then that's what we're going to do. But if there's a good chance the prosecutor is going to say, charge everybody with shopping. >> For what? If I did not do nothing, >> listen, it's not our discussion. >> Like, what the back? Everybody want to put your leg back down >> like that. Twist their arms, do you? >> Like this. >> Yeah, your car is going to stay here for now. in custody and you see if you can get another town for the service >> eventually. Yeah. >> So once the prosecution confirmed they're going to do the charges all three of you guys make a charge of you guys. All right. So I got car seven. What's that? >> I got car seven. All right. Let's go this way. No, that's the reason. >> I have it. It's in my back pocket. >> Would you like it? >> No, it's okay. Okay. >> No, we got the trick. >> You don't have to be the other keys, do you? Stand right here. Step off the curb. Step off the curb. What is he doing? Eventually, the officers took them into custody. But sometimes, even cuffs can't suppress reckless, arrogant teenage entitlement. And some attitudes just don't get fixed overnight. >> You have a warrant of Elizabeth. Are you aware of that? Is it a traffic ticket? is you remove the seat belt. >> All right. So, for your safety 141 mode, any mod 63 927 taking dispatch. Go ahead. >> Coming in the back door is starting. The enemy mileage is 52 471. Thanks Look. >> Yeah. But All right. Do you know that uh warrant on Elizabeth? No, it's a ticket. >> It's only $100.50. >> It's only $100 or $150. I believe something crazy. >> So if I'm not >> I'm sorry. >> You said it's only $150. No, I'm saying look if it's less than 10% which I believe is 500. 500 is like the max or you can get RO. It's under 500. Take it. It says FTA. So throw it to be here. So if you have a CD you missed. That's all it is. We'll take care of that. Jersey and keeping nobody traffic violations. >> There's nothing else though, right? negative ends three. >> So what's this? >> I'm sorry. >> I don't know how. >> So now when the supervisor comes in the prosecutor, >> tell about what happened. >> Um I believe in the video he said you guys all went to the change room. Whatever it was, I wasn't there. >> Prosecutor makes the final decision whether just one person gets charged or you guys get charged chocolate. That's where you >> No, that's where you guys are. >> At the time that this video was put together, updates on their charges remain unknown. Next in line is this unusual group who tested the limits of foreign hospitality and learned the hard way that even the best of hospitality has its boundaries. >> Four of them. >> Um, one females. >> Who? This guy. >> This my dude. >> No. No. Can I chuck? What's going on? >> Can I chuck? >> You work at Fullers. >> See, on January the 23rd, 2024, officers with the Oakbrook Police Department rushed to Oakbrook Mall after reports of a group caught shoplifting. Another case of a quick grab turning into a fastmoving investigation. >> Stay right here. And then >> you want all four of them. >> Um the two females. >> Just the two females. >> Yeah. >> Paul, can you see if we can get ID on him? asking if >> y was responding right >> you got all your stuff from her >> you think >> who this guy >> that's my dude >> no >> no can I check >> can I check >> pick Spanish >> no through. >> There you go. Just wait here. >> No, you're good. No, no, you're good. No, you're good. Just relax. And then your hand and then right. No, >> no, >> no. >> Uh, no. K2. Okay. >> I don't know what that is. Okay. Which one has job is it for >> I missed that too. Sorry. Let's go and figure it out. Thank you, sir. >> It's the boss out here doing slowman doing this, huh? >> Hey, nobody else want to work, so I got to do it. >> You're going to have to You're going to have to talk. >> Aren't you glad you came to work today? >> Yes. >> No, you're not. >> You're under arrest. This is >> same. That's the same thing as the other guys got. >> How old are you guys? >> Looks fake. Yeah. Does not know what that is. >> 27. >> 27. >> No silver. >> 30. >> No silver. >> Sister. >> No something. just amigos >> just doesn't look right from the backside >> so she actually bought >> these guys here I got to do something with some LPR trying to figure out >> I'll charge all of them because the boys selected half of the stuff too >> you're good here then Then depending on when they're layered in, I'll charge all of them because the board selected half of the stuff. >> So just two transport. >> We could just put two. >> The entire group had been apprehended, but the crisis was far from over. Communication had been rough and key details were still missing. And they were details that would soon alter the direction of the entire encounter. If you guys are okay with you guys are transporting two of them. >> Yeah, sure. >> Of course. >> Fullers. >> You work at >> Fullers. Which one? >> Yeah. >> Hang. We got somebody that speaks. >> I don't know what you're saying here. We got help. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Can you ask him what Fullers he works for and where? What Fullers he works for? Where? coming from work. He's >> okay. >> Okay, we're taking off. >> Yeah, we're going to take off. >> We're going to take off for his clothes underneath his pants. >> I just want to make sure cuz she's got layered sir in before we ask that. >> He's searched. >> We know he's wearing We know he's wearing pants. >> So, we'll wait for Lou. No offense. >> Can we get >> these two have names? We already have >> We don't have hers. >> Can you try to get their names for me, please? >> Yeah. Here. >> Uh, she said, >> did she have something about having an ID on her phone? >> Maybe we can do ID. >> Okay. You know what? I know. Yeah. And they're all like 27 28ish one. >> Okay. I started >> I'll send you all the names and everything. >> Thank you. Thank you very much. >> You got car keys? Yeah. >> I'll just get some cars. >> Well, you could point it out when he's up there. >> What kind of car is it? >> Nissan. >> A Nissan. >> Yeah, Nissan. >> I wonder. Hey, >> you >> I wonder if it's >> The officers weren't taking any chances. These weren't first timers, but deliberate aisle bandits. And they knew how unpredictable that could get. >> Take the watch off. >> Yeah. >> Shoes. Yeah. Shoes. Take them off. Take off. >> Take them off. That one too. >> Face the wall. >> Okay. >> And I also No, I know. But at least something >> spread with glaze by the right there. Both of them look No, no. I said I sent me properly. >> You bought it. >> Yeah. Got to wear shorts and a t-shirt. >> Take your shoes off. Hospital in the garage to the pavilion. Black Cadillac. Go. Other one. You get free massage. >> That's not real, man. >> Oh, you take your neck off. Sorry, man. >> I know. I'm sure you're getting a bunch of calls. I don't think they ripped any price tags though. Just >> good. We'll check them better later. Okay. David 71724 David Sam 71724. >> Hey lovelies. Okay. supposed to be doing all in there. >> Uh, it's just that he has a Cadillac piece. >> The tide had now turned and it brought a whole new wave of trouble with it. With the latest discovery, officers realized they might be dealing with more than just a simple shoplifting crew. At this point, the officers knew that there was no limit to what they could expect or how unpredictable the situation would unfold. No, just because I have my car. >> No, that's the same. >> It's going to look real good for you guys. We just want you just want you to look good, dude. >> You guys hear my Spanish? >> Yes. >> What's up, Daisy? >> What's up, dude? >> One time you >> miss all this fun. >> I'm not going to mess with this. I'll just >> Is he from Chewy, too? >> Yeah. Wisconsin. Okay. too. >> It's from Nicholas. Nicholas. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Some kind of cocktail. from Miami. My favorite color, >> huh? >> Yeah. >> Thank you very >> Oh, good stuff, guys. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> What's up? >> Well, I'll take it. >> It's stuck there. Remember, he didn't have it. Okay. >> Yeah. Let me let me take him out. Search. Let me take this guy out first. What was that guy? Okay. At the time this video was put together, updates on their charges remain unknown. So far, we have seen teens racking up bad decisions, but none come close to Danielle, who was caught shoplifting and in a desperate attempt to avoid the consequences, falsely claimed to be underage. >> So then, what's the problem? >> You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. >> Not if I'm only 13 years old. I'm underage. >> I'm just a little kid. I'll pay for it. I'll pay for it. Please, I got the money to pay for it. >> On November the 30th, 2023, Target's loss prevention team alerted police to a peculiar situation unfolding at their selfch checkckout area. A young woman was observed skip scanning items from her cart. Upon arrival, officers encountered 20-year-old Danielle, who appeared calm and innocent as she tried to walk away with a cart full of merchandise. Her demeanor seemed practiced and her vague, evasive responses to even basic questions quickly began to raise suspicions. >> Yeah. I mean, you have an issue with the scanning machine? >> No, I had I went to the regular register and she scanned me out with the regular register. >> I didn't have an issue. She fixed it for me. >> Who'd you come with? >> Why does that matter? >> Because there's two of you guys. That's >> Yeah, cuz she came and brought me the rest of the money. >> Yeah. So, who'd you come with? That way, we >> She brought me the rest of the money. Do you want to come talk to the lady that checked me out? >> No, I want you to answer my question. >> Let's go talk to the lady that checked me out, please. Cuz I didn't. >> We'll get there. >> I just literally had to go to the second register and she helped me at the second register. >> Who did you come with? >> Like, the person helped me at the regular register. >> We'll get there. Who did you >> Why does that matter? >> Because you need to answer my question. >> It's my friend. She has to go to her kids today. She It's her kids' birthday today. That's the reason why I came here. Uh, do you want can we come talk to the register? Cuz she's literally just helped me through the register and I don't see what the problem is. >> All right. So, you can walk through this officer. We're going to go back in the store. I'm going to grab your shopping cart. Cool. >> What? >> We're going to go down there. >> We're going to go talk and figure it out if you scan everything and pay for everything. If you don't listen, you're going to be placing handcuffs. >> Let's go. We're trying to be cool with you. >> There she is right there. Excuse me. >> Can you please tell you everything? >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Yeah. She paid she paid for everything. >> Okay. We got to talk to somebody over here and then we'll get things sorted out. >> Which one? She didn't get >> um pretty much. So, the vacuum, the Legos, um this And this stuff in here. >> I have to go to two different registers. >> I know you did. I was watching you the whole time. It's okay. >> So then what's the problem? >> You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? >> Yeah. So gift pack is probably going to be these. Uh the water at the bottom. And then wonder shop is going to be this bag. >> Yep. >> And the one she didn't pay for is >> all these this bath mat. >> Dude, I got the Legos at the first one. I got the Legos at the first register. >> Yes, I did. And she finished helping me scare me out. >> Where's the receipt for that? >> I don't know. It's probably there still. If you go look. >> Why do you have receipt for this and not have the receipt for the next? >> Because I had to go to two different registers. >> In a desperate attempt to avoid the consequences of being caught shoplifting, she resorted to a shocking tactic, hoping it would get her out of the situation. Unfortunately for her, the officers saw right through it and weren't falling for the act. >> We're going to go in here. All right. >> I'm not going in there. Yo, I have to step it. I'm not going in there. What the [ __ ] dude? I didn't do anything wrong. What are you doing? Get your hands off of me. I didn't do anything. Get your off of me. Get your hands off of me. GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. GET THEM OFF OF ME. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I'M VERY GET THEM OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. [ __ ] Wow. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. I'm only a 13year-old. Dude, I'm literally only [ __ ] 13 years old. Bro, you can't do this. Can I call my parents? >> You can in a second. Sit down. >> Cuz my parents will like not hear and you can't you can't do this to me. So, knock it off. >> Not if I'm only 13 years old. I'm underage. You don't >> I'm underage. >> Okay. Is your ID in your purse? >> No, it's not. >> Where is it? >> I don't have it. >> So, are you not under? >> Can I just take the stuff I paid for and leave? >> No. >> No, we're beyond that. >> You're trying to be cool with you. >> We would have been doing that if you were cool. >> How did I not be cool? Yo, like what the How much? >> It's on my hand. >> Like the lady that just told you that she helped me scan everything else. She just told you that. >> She helped you scan for the things that you paid for. Yeah. >> What's the car she was out with? >> Um it's going to be this purple scion that's sitting right out here. So if you go out, >> she literally has to go pick up her kids. >> Our drive section is right here and it's just right across. >> She has to go pick them up. >> So she's behind a silver Tacoma. >> She literally has to go pick up her kids that are like little kids. As reality began to sink in, Danielle's confidence crumbled and her demeanor shifted to desperate please. But it was too late. Her choices had already set irreversible consequences in motion. >> Please leave me alone. Please let me >> grab it. Let's not get involved. Go to your vehicle. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. Please. >> Chill. I don't want to go to jail. I got to jail, please. >> Did anybody even say you're going to jail? >> You say you'll pay for all of it. >> Can I pay for this house, please? Can I pay for it? Can I please pay for this? >> Stand up. Act like an adult. Stand up. >> In front of this car right here. Go. I don't want to hurt you. >> Nobody even said you're going to jail. Cut the >> stand right there and spread your feet. Spread your feet. >> You said I could pay for it. I'll pay for all this stuff. >> Can I please pay for it? >> Do you have anything hidden on you? Can you please pay for it? >> Huh? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm going to check. >> Can I please pay for this stuff? >> Quit moving your hands. >> I'll pay for it, please. Not pay for it, please. >> Can I pay for the stuff, please? >> We'll get there. Get in the car. >> Please, can I buy it, please? >> Sit down. Put your feet in now. >> Go buy it for it. I'll pay for it. Please. I got the money to pay for it. >> Watch your feet. >> Please. Can I please? As the investigation progressed, the full truth began to emerge. A search uncovered hidden perfume bottles and what appeared to be controlled substances. What initially seemed like a straightforward case of shoplifting quickly turned into something far more serious, exposing a complex and troubling situation. >> Hello, I'm Sergeant Munoz. We're going to get you out and we're going to take you pictures real quick. Okay. >> So, we've already had one incident. We don't want another. Okay. Okay, thank you. >> I appreciate you. >> Let's keep it up. Let's go ahead. >> In the end, she was charged with shoplifting, attempt to escape from the police officers, and possession of controlled substances.