What's going on? >> I was going to say because I didn't have enough room to hold it like put it in my purse so I could grab other bottles. >> She thought she could keep taking without paying. But this time the law was waiting. >> Oh, put your hand behind your back. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, relax. >> Push your hand. I have one. >> When the habit of stealing meets the boundaries of the law, what will happen to Karen? A bag full of goods, a familiar attitude, and an ending that Karen did not see coming. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Ma'am, relax. The incident began when Target employees discovered that a woman who had been banned for shoplifting had returned to the area and immediately took action. >> She's probably banned from Victory. So, I don't know if they did both, but you guys usually do all Chattam County targets. >> Yeah. So, she's probably banned from them and that's where they got all her info. >> Okay. >> And we just think it's the same person. She was in here yesterday doing the same [ __ ] and I'm just sick of her cuz when they go in the fitting mark like we can't >> Yeah. You can't really see anything. >> Yeah. So hopefully >> and she like will double this. >> Did she steal anything yesterday? >> Yeah, she was looking real hard. But she'll like double select. She'll get like three pairs of men's pants, two of the same shirt, two of the same purse, so that when she leaves the basket, it looks like she left everything behind, >> but she never pays for anything. >> When all suspicions became certain, immediate action was taken, but the process of restraining the suspect did not go smoothly. >> She might actually be trying to >> looks like a pink and a purple something. >> Yeah, she keeps coming out and swapping those sizes. So, also that tells me that she plans on actually taking something today and I know she ain't buying it cuz if she keeps actually trying it on, >> she wants it. She's not going to buy [ __ ] cuz she knows it. >> All right. So, her bag she's coming out her bag is Yeah. [ __ ] packed full of [ __ ] >> Oh, yeah. Did she just dump all that stuff in there? >> Well, she left the handbasket, so her bag is full. So, I'm comfortable stopping her. >> You're stopping her. Well, you're stopping. But yes, you were stopping her from the death. Yes. >> Okay. Now, come here. Come here. Come here. >> What? >> Yo, come here. >> Hey, >> stop. [ __ ] >> Oh, >> stop. Put your hands behind your back, >> ma'am. Ma'am, relax. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Relax. >> Hands behind your back. >> For what? >> My cup's full. You got yours? >> Yeah, >> ma'am. Stop resisting. >> Okay. All right. >> Your ball's going to resist. >> I got a concussion. >> From resisting to calling for help, the suspect began mentioning her injuries and turned to complaining about her health, raising doubts about the severity of the fall. Let go of the phone. >> I got to call my kid, >> man. Let go of the phone. >> You're under arrest for shoplifting and now obstruction as well. >> Ma'am, you made me hit my [ __ ] head. >> I didn't make you hit your head. >> Yeah, they're not. >> Y'all made me hit my head. >> No, ma'am. You did that to yourself. >> EMS check. >> My [ __ ] hurting. >> Back up. >> My head's spinning. >> EMS is in route. >> You have ID on >> your no ID? What's your name? My [ __ ] head is >> Where's your name? >> Jackson. >> Yeah, [Applause] >> you made me hit my head, bro. >> No, man. You did that to yourself. Pulling away from me. >> Can I please call my kids? >> Bro, y'all made me hit my head. My [ __ ] spinning. I ain't going to lie. >> EMS is in route. >> I'm about to pass out. I ain't going to lie. >> EMS is in route. >> Boy, you have cold packs. You want some ice? Can I please call my kids real quick? >> Can you can you >> I need to tell them I'm not coming to the school and I need to call my dad's nurse. >> We'll get that taken care of. >> Boy, my head is spinning. I ain't going to lie. >> EMS is in. >> My [ __ ] is thumping. I'm about to [ __ ] pass out. I'm not playing. >> EMS is in. >> Y'all got to take me to jail. >> Yes. >> Absolutely. Not long after sitting, she suddenly fell off the chair, pretending to have a seizure, refusing treatment despite medical support, then complaining of pain and accusing her of being discriminated against by her skin color, escalating the tension. >> Ma'am, those are very controlled for you, [Applause] >> ma'am. Get on your side. Get on your side. Get on your side. >> If you're going to play this game, >> ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Where are you located? >> Ma'am, EMS is coming. Let's stop playing these games. >> Move the uh put the cuffs on the front. >> Ma'am, stay still. >> We're moving your handcuffs to the front. >> You want to put the cuffs to the front? I need you to stay still. She ignored the advice, steadfastly refused treatment, and demanded to be returned to prison. But her previous defiant behavior made the case go beyond a misdemeanor. Is that you let these people do their job and look at your head to make sure there's no underlying conditions and then we can go through the process. Regardless, ma'am, we're just going to have to take you to another hospital. We have to get you looked at. >> I don't want treatment. That's what I'm telling you. I don't want treatment. I already know I already know that I'm in pain and I'm hurting. >> Well, they can they can help you with that. No, I don't I don't take medicine. >> All right. I I completely understand, man. But either way, we got to get your medical cleared and then we'll take you to CCDC and get the process start or get the process. Like I said, it's 2 mm charges. You're eligible for bail. You don't have to go before a judge. Okay? So, just let these people do their job and then let us do ours. >> Sir, I'm swear I'm not trying to make this job hard at this time. >> It see It seems like the opposite. >> No, I'm not kidding. I promise you from the bottom of my heart and I'm not being smart. I'm telling you that I don't want treatment. I'm telling you. >> Okay. And that's f and that's fine. That's your choice. Okay. But all this because you're a different color than me and this is all this other stuff. That's nonsense >> cuz y'all sitting here >> not because you're talking nonsense. >> I see y'all smoking and greening at each other. >> When it when it when it comes to race, I don't I don't play that as smart as I'm Hispanic. What? I don't I don't I can't I'm a minority, too. I can't be racist. >> I don't want treatment. That's why I'm telling you. >> So, that's your choice. You let them know that. >> I told them already. I don't want treatment. >> But at the end of the day, you're still going to jail. >> That's fine. That I'm I understand that, but I'm telling you that I don't want treatment. I know that I'm hurt. They can't tell me otherwise. >> Okay, ma'am. >> My shoulder is [ __ ] tangling and it's killing me. >> She will face charges of theft and obstruction of justice. Next. When a Karen habitually left the supermarket with a stash of goods, she had no idea she was about to be exposed on the spot. >> We'll figure out what's going on. >> No, I you with her? No. >> I just >> He's with her. >> Oh, okay. >> What's going on, ma'am? >> I don't have anything. I I >> She looked in my purse. I don't have nothing. >> Okay. You got an ID with you? >> Nothing. >> Ma'am, you got to stay here. >> Until we get until we get this figured out, you're not free to go. You got to stay with us. Okay. The retail progress on this suspect just have a >> my car. >> Okay. You got You don't have any gun ID? >> All right. This officer is going to take your name. >> She said she already got it back from me. >> No, she never take anything. She never >> I'm not calling you a liar, but the store is full of video cameras. If it happened, she's going to show us. It all started when the police were called to a supermarket on suspicion of theft. When confronted, the woman denied everything. But the truth gradually emerged after her winding denials. >> I put the bottom back. She she approached me. She never got it from my purse or nothing like that. I sat it down cuz I didn't I said I'm not going to do this. And I left I left out. >> I never I never left out with anything. >> Okay. So, did you put the bottle in your bag or were you just carrying it? >> I was carrying it. >> You were carrying it. So, nothing ever went in your bag? >> I mean, I I put it down. >> What do you mean? >> I I had it, but then I put it down. >> The bottle. Where'd you put it down? >> On the floor. >> Like where in the store? >> Like by the where? The section. I put it back. >> Okay. >> I put it back. So, I when I walked out, I had nothing. >> Okay. Was that because they had already confronted you or what was the >> Okay. >> You ever been convicted of retail theft before? Never. Never arrested. Okay. If nothing happened, you're out of here. If if a theft did happen and they want to prosecute and you never had a retail theft before, it's probably going to be a ticket and then we'll let you go. >> Okay. Suspect's story kept changing from outright denial to gradual admissions of the truth, but was replacing the item enough to erase the original behavior. >> Yeah, if you want to sit, that's no problem. >> Is there anything at all in your bag? >> No. >> Can I take a look? >> No, this is my personal bag. >> Look, can I just open it up and look inside? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Just make sure you don't have like a weapon or something in there. >> No, no, no, no, no. Not at all. My bag is all torn up. It's not No, no, no. This is my bag. >> Why can't I look inside? It's cuz it's personal. >> Okay. So, is there something else in there? >> I haven't done anything. >> Is there something else in there? >> Okay. Well, if there's nothing in there at all, then why can't I look inside of it? >> Cuz it's my personal bag. >> I don't want to. >> Okay. Well, until I have a chance to look inside it, just don't reach in there. Okay. >> Sure. >> All right. >> I wet. >> I'm sorry. >> Oh, wet. >> Okay. Are you going to go to jail? >> Um, likely not. It would be helpful if I could see what was in your bag. But please don't reach inside if I have it. >> Wait, you're taking it from >> I told you not to reach inside. >> I said it. You I was opening it. You said, can I can I open it? >> Let go of the bag. >> Taking my bag. >> Let go of the bag. >> Why? Why are you >> Because you are not reaching inside the bag that I've asked you not to reach inside. >> I didn't reach. >> Hey, Mike. I I didn't reach. I didn't even reach. You said why I look in the bag and I started to open it. You asked me. You asked me. >> I don't know what was so hard about that about that. There's >> You asked me and I was doing like this. >> Where's your apartment? She's She was moving our car. We had a bunch of people. >> Ask me. >> When asked to have her bag checked, she cited privacy concerns and protested strongly, forcing the police to intervene. >> My bag for no reason. What's that? >> You're daddy going to my back for no reason. >> First of all, >> first of all, ma'am, we just have to make sure you don't have a gun or a knife. That's all. >> After that, that's up to the store to tell us what to do. >> What's that? Is that a credit card? I take a look. >> Just the name on it. You're going to >> Yeah, >> it's fine. If you want to tell me, that's fine. Otherwise, we'll just stand by until the store tells us what happened. Why don't you just have a bag? >> I I don't know. I just got it. He was already going through your bed. But >> I know. He just looked in it. Why did I have my own bag? >> You get it back. >> I I don't know. >> Why did he say that? Look in it. Look. Look. >> Just leave it before you make him upset again. >> There's no reason why you said that. We just don't know. Okay. >> Goodness gracious. >> You'll get it back. We're not keeping it. Just It's not a big deal. Just don't touch it for now and you'll get it back. >> I need some makeup. I'm not I haven't done anything. So, I'm in the store. I'll tell you exactly what happened. I'm in the store. I had a bottle because I didn't have enough. Okay, I'm lying. I put a bottle in my purse. I was going to say because I didn't have enough room to hold it. if I put it in my purse so I could grab other bottles so I you know to have enough just to have it as a carrying case. >> Sure. >> She came up I was at the counter trying to pick up something else. >> She admitted to hiding the wine but justified it as keeping it temporarily insisting that she had reordered the goods to avoid responsibility. >> They were going to go with retail theft. put the bottle in your purse and it was clear that you were concealing the bottle >> and I I put it back. >> Either way, um give me another chance. >> Not this time around. So, go ahead. >> Can I have you turn around? >> Face towards the wall for us. >> Why are you so mean? >> We're not being We're actually giving you an opportunity to cooperate first. >> No, I'll cooperate. Just turn around for me, please. I just want to let you know that my recently my I was in a car accident and my wrist was broken. >> Okay. >> So, it hurts. I want to let you know that. Just >> take your card, put it in your purse. Okay. >> What? And then what happens? >> Um, >> if you've really never had a retail theft before, fingerprints, picture, citation, release, and you're done. >> Then you can call your ride and your ride. >> I'm embarrassed. This look like Can we just walk over here? I'm just going to do it right here. >> You're about to get run over. >> Come on. Sorry. >> I'm going to be careful. No. No. Please step one. >> I'm going to be careful. >> It hurts sometimes. I can show you. I can call the doctor and get my x-rays. This hurts. >> This hurts. >> Just relax as best you can. We'll get you as comfortable as possible. >> Work on your safety lock right here. And then we'll do >> just keep facing towards the wall for a second. >> And then what are we what are we going to do now? >> We're going back to our police department where we'll take your photo, fingerprints, confirm that you're Dorothy, and if that's the case, we'll get you a ticket. We'll get you on your way. >> You call from ride there. If you need to come back here and get your ride, we'll get we'll bring you back here, too. >> I'm trying to be careful with your wrist, but I need you. >> The button that we need to reach is on the inside. That's got to be much tighter. >> What? Once it's all situated, it's all situated. We'll be good. >> I can't this. I'm telling you, it's on my phone. It was broken. >> When was it broken? >> Just a couple of months ago. I was in a car accident. Keep your wrist. Keep your wrist here in the middle. That's the best way to keep them relaxed. >> And we'll get this over with as quick as we can. All right. >> In Wisconsin, shoplifting can be punishable by a fine or up to 10 years in prison depending on the value of the property stolen and the offender's criminal history. Tamar was formally arrested on charges of theft, obstruction of justice, and breach of bail. Stealing is not only a violation of the law, but also a breach of trust, which can sometimes be irrevocable. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation.