Stay down. You're under arrest. >> Thank you. >> Seemingly disappeared after the shocking scam. But Psycho Karen suddenly resurrected in broad daylight. >> Stop. >> Stop trying to leave. That's my home. Not me. [Music] But this time, the police were ready, and the outcome was no place for the familiar drama. A familiar face suddenly reappeared at the same place where tens of thousands of dollars were suspected of being swindled. But this time, the staff were ready, and the police were on the sideline. >> Stay down. You're under arrest. >> Stop. >> Stop trying to leave. >> That's not me. >> When the police asked for papers, the story took a completely different turn. Many identities, many denials, but what was the truth? >> Yeah. So, the store is telling us that there's something going on between you and them. >> Me and them? >> Yeah, that's what they're telling us. So, >> I've never done nothing. I'm I'm confused. >> Okay. Well, they're telling me one thing. That's why I'm coming to talk to you and that's why I'm requesting your identification. Okay, it's a fire. That's weird. How >> we just the store? >> I understand. >> Whatever you have going on with them, I'm not exactly sure the depths of the details, but it sounds like they're expecting or uh investigating you for some kind of fraud or something like that. So, >> that's it. >> I'm just telling you what they told me. >> Do you have an ID on you as well? >> Huh? I was talking to her. >> What's that? >> What you mean by >> Look, I just explained to her, you guys lost. So, I'm I'm like, >> right, >> the store is suspecting you of some kind of fraud. black. >> They're letting us know >> that you two have supposedly allegedly committed some kind of fraud at other locations. They recognized you, so they called us. >> No, never. That is crazy. >> Do you have a middle initial, ma'am? >> Yeah. Zero. >> Middle is easy, bro. >> Do you have your ID, ma'am? >> Yeah. And I'm going to >> apology from who? >> From the store and whoever else. That's crazy. >> It's your middle initial Z or L. >> You think that's her first? I don't know. She has two DLs on there, too. Two drugs. >> Yeah, she I saw the back. She t >> She was holding two IDs, but they didn't match her appearance or age. So, who was the person standing in front of the police? >> My phone number for you. >> 773. And why do you need my phone number? >> Because my partner's asking. Plus, we're going to make a report just to document everything. So, they need to >> What's the report for? Because at this point, I feel committed. >> We're investigating the possibility of a fraud being committed. >> Possibility of a fraud. We're investigating that. >> And so, this is the thing. Where does a no trespass come in? >> What do you mean? >> Where does a no trespass come in? cuz he's talking about a no trespass or order. >> It's just a piece of paper that we're going to give to you. You're going to sign it. You just get a piece of paper that says if you come back here, you're liable to be arrested for trespass. >> They're a private business. They can choose who can come and go. They're refusing to allow you back on the premise. And that's all it is. >> And you did ask for her phone number. You didn't >> I I didn't got to it yet. >> My phone number. >> Like I said, we're making a report. Everyone's information is going to go in there to include a phone number. I've never seen this or heard of this before. >> You guys should sit tight in it. Okay. >> Okay. >> What was the last four again? >> Uh the last four were 981. Okay, never mind. >> I'm on the phone with her now. >> Who's that? Oh, her the real bought tickets. >> Yeah, I'm on the phone. Okay. She gave me all this all this information that she gave. Where is she at? Why is she friends or something or she's about to call her right now? Probably. Is she saying anything? >> No, she me. You think we got enough to hook her at least? >> We have enough contain for pending investigation. >> Think we can bring her back to the station on that? Mister, >> I might want to call the boss on that. >> I'll go do that. >> I think we might. >> Well, the simple fact that you're on the phone with her and she already verified that she gave me all the information. >> Yeah, >> I think we might have enough. We need we can throw that 46 auto. >> A sudden decision caused things to spiral out of control. An arrest was immediately made, but that was just the beginning of a long series of troubles. >> Get on the ground. Do it now. Get on the ground. >> Stay down. You're under arrest. Cops, stop reaching. >> Tuck your knee. Tuck your knee and roll. There you go. Do you have shoes on? >> Stop one away from pulling away. >> I am not. I'm locking you into my squad. I got it. I got it. >> Let's go. Do not move. Stop talking. >> Do not move. >> Stop talking to me like that. >> No. Yep. >> Face the squad. Stay there. >> Stop. >> Stop trying to leave. >> That's my not playing against you. >> Let's go. And it's hot in here. It's hot in here. >> I know you are tapping on the window, but I don't want to talk to you because >> I was saying it was it was hot. >> Let me read this to you real quick. >> All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Whatever you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to speak to a lawyer and have him or her present while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. Do you understand these rights? And are you willing to speak with me? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you understand and you're willing to talk to me? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, were you knocking just cuz it was hot or >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you want to talk to me about anything? >> It was just like really hot and the way you guys were manhandling me. >> Okay. >> And like these cuffs are too tight and I asked you guys to loosen them several times. >> No. >> And no one loosened them. >> I can I can work with you on that. You never asked that. So, we'll we'll we'll make that adjustment as soon as uh >> more than 10 aliases, a slew of open charges, and one final act of obstruction that nearly cost her dearly. But what is it that the police can't forgive this time? >> Sister. >> Yeah. >> What's her name? >> Her name is Ivy. >> Ivy. Okay. What do you want to do? >> Can you let her know to come here? >> Let her know to come here. She's not going to talk to you while you're in custody. That's not fair. >> So, you can't let her know to come here? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to allow her to talk to you right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. How old is your uh This has nothing to do with the crime at hand. How old is your daughter that you said you have to pick up at 7? >> That's what I need her to do. Go and pick her up. >> Okay. How old is she? >> It doesn't matter. I need her to go and pick her up. >> That's okay. >> Okay. So, you're not going to tell her to pick her up for me? >> I'll let you make a phone call when we get back to the station. >> Okay. Kesha, tell KK don't answer the phone. You heard me? >> Hey, >> Kesha. Tell KK don't answer. Tell KK don't answer the phone. So now you're actively obstructing. So I'm telling her, >> do what you have to do, sweetheart, and I'm going to add a charge to you. I'm going to file a complaint. The fact that you guys roughed me up and the fact that you touched my inner thigh, I'm definitely going to file a complaint. So thank you on camera. >> Okay. >> Yes. Kha. >> No, her name's Kha now. Oh, her name's Kha. >> You sound so >> her middle name. Duh. Oh, let me see your >> Ka tell K don't f Hey and Ka your head. Watch your chin. >> Don't tell Tate. >> After completing the process, she was released with a scheduled court appearance. The case will continue to be investigated for identity theft, use of fake ID, and financial fraud at multiple locations. Next, a year-long secret investigation. And when the truth comes out, no one believes the final number. Your hands have the wall like this. Thank you. >> When those small refunds turn into multi,000 nightmares, who pays the price? >> So, somebody from our hospital team is interviewing her on the phone. So, just they just told me to give them one second. interviewing her on the phone. >> On the phone? Yeah. >> Who's this? >> Uh, one of my supervisors. >> Your supervisor is interviewing somebody on >> No, no, no. Someone from our loss prevention team >> is interviewing the supervisor that's going. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, >> so they're just kind of getting their statement and stuff like that. >> Okay. Are they wanted to prosecute? >> I think so. Yeah. So, he just told me he's about 10 more minutes. >> How How uh can you explain what happened? >> Um, okay. called me yesterday and he said, "Hey, we're just what's going on like refunding the gas and refunding just um different purchases or different amounts for the credit card." >> So, >> okay. So, that's um about grand. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> You mind waiting? >> No, they have receipts and all that stuff >> transactions and they can send me the video. >> Okay, awesome. Um I'll go ahead and pull a case number. Um, can you verify whether or not they want to prosecute? >> Okay. Um, once you verify whether they want to prosecute, I'll go ahead and pull the case number, get everyone else who's waiting for you guys, and we'll be right back. >> Okay. >> All right. >> But she's inside there right now. Right. Okay. >> Hello, ma'am. My name is Officer Brooks with Police Department. >> Okay. Um, one of the reasons why I'm here There's some things I got to go ahead and read off to you prior to we doing anything else. Okay. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say um may be used against you in court. Okay. You have the right to speak to a lawyer before and during questioning. Okay. If you cannot afford a lawyer, >> one will be appointed to you for um excuse me, one will be appointed to you before questioning without charge. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. vote. >> The police showed up. The evidence was clear, but what stopped them was the statement that made everyone choke up. >> So, the thing is is I've been battling some financial issues. I've been working with Wawwa for almost 2 years and just recently um I've been having issues with like keeping up with my bills and stuff like that. Um I have a disabled son so I my kids father's not really in their life and I really don't have no help. I'm a single mother of three kids and I just was doing like some refunds for gas and stuff like that for my car. Um giving out like free hopes and stuff like that like customers food. Um started about a month ago. Um I went to recently I just went to Waw Wa like for help. They have AIN to see if I can get help like with my mortgage payments. It's really just a tough time for me and like I was telling them like it wasn't like I was doing like big quantities of anything. It's like $20, $30, $5 here or some [ __ ] like that. But they were false refunds. So that's what this is about. >> Okay. So it it added up to a kind of a decent dollar figure. >> I didn't I don't know what it added up to. I'm not sure. >> It's kind of substantial. It's it's kind of a you know overall tally of you know what they've basically been looking at since then. was kind of big in regards to the refunds and the gas and you know going back and forth with a lot of the transactions that they had. So um unfortunately at this particular time um we're going to have to place you under arrest. Okay. And it's going to be for about uh for grand theft. Okay. Cuz it's over a dollar a certain dollar figure. >> So I'm going to go to jail. >> Yeah. Going to go to jail unfortunately. Okay. Is there anybody you want to call for anything at all or your vehicle? cuz I have my keys. My vehicle is here. >> Okay. Is there anybody you can go ahead and call for your care of your children? >> All right. Go ahead and make the necessary phone calls and do what you got to go ahead and do. I'm going to go ahead and get an officer up here because we're going to have to conduct a female search. >> She did not deny the crime, but when she revealed the reason, the entire investigation team had to be silent for a few seconds. But can the law be lenient with her situation? >> He's from >> Yeah. Anything else? >> Child's father. >> Yeah, that's fine. Did you just text him? Yeah, he's on his way. >> He's on his way. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Where would you want it? Where do you want to leave? >> Talking to him. >> Oh, my keys are on the back in the back table. >> On the back table? >> Yeah. In the break room. >> Do you want to tell anybody um to go ahead and pick it up for you or what? >> I can text the coworker. She's out there. >> Okay. Signal 14 is going to be a >> Now, once you get to the jail, um, if you need numbers out of your phone, you will let the CEO know that you need additional numbers. >> So, can I write them down now though? Like put them on the paper? >> You can. >> Okay. So, that way it just helps. >> It'll help you a whole lot better. You could just have them take that out of your purse. >> She at the door with my keys, >> ma'am. No, she don't need this. >> She don't want this. >> No. Do you need this? >> No. >> Okay. Keys is going to be right here for his pickup, right? >> Yeah. Hello. >> I'm going to go to jail. I have to explain later, but I'm going to go to jail like right now. I got to write your number down so I can better call you. >> Can you tell her I'm going to go to jail? >> She's not playing, sir. Oh my god. >> Okay. >> What you going to do? You got money. >> I got to see how much it is first. >> All right. You're done. >> All right. Just put your phone in there >> and like my money and stuff and all that. >> Yeah. How much money we're talking about here. >> It's not a lot. >> Okay. >> Couple dollars in cash. It's like my little safety. >> Okay. Put all that in there. >> And this right here. >> Mhm. So that way I can go ahead and locate it. Once we get to the jail, it's probably going to be counted out. Okay. They do charge a processing fee. I think it's about $5 to $10. So just probably count on whatever cash is in there being $10 short. >> After all, it was 5 years of supervision and a huge debt. But public opinion is still debating. Was justice really fair this time? >> Here. Do you have anything on you that I got to worry about? >> No. Oh, I just got another light in my pocket. >> Okay, let's take everything off. >> Change my jack off. >> Yes. >> Appreciate that. >> So, you going to take with you or you going to act like your hands on the wall, please. >> Thank you. All right. Put this aside first. >> Yeah. >> This is just a grinder with a little >> Yeah. She can throw that away. >> Chucking it. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Not in there for work. Just being outside. >> You want it outside? >> Yeah. Somebody might dig in there and pick it out. >> Matter of fact, I'll just check it in the jail. All right. This is yours, right? >> Okay. So, go ahead and put the phone away. All right. Turn around. Put your hand behind the back. In Florida, aggravated theft, thirdderee, is when the value of the stolen property is between $750 and under $20,000. The maximum penalty is 5 years in prison or 5 years of probation and a fine of up to $5,000. She was charged with felony grand theft and sentenced to 5 years probation. and she paid full restitution of $16,000 to Wawa. And now she will have a lot of free time to re-evaluate the insignificant things. Everything is going as she knew it would. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much.