Can I let in now, please? I'll let him know. Lock your hands in for me. I'm asking for what? Lock your hands in. No, like you're going to frame. >> I'm just getting my stuff and let me put my shirt on. >> I was getting my shirt. >> When you spend other people's money like you're a VIP, but forget the camera and credit cards. Don't lie. >> Get your hands off me, bro. Get your hands off me. >> Cover you up. >> You're under arrest right now for theft by deception. You have the right to remain silent. Anything that you say can a woman will be dismissed from the court of law. >> She booked the room like a royal customer until the real card holder spoke up. I've never been there. A woman rented a hotel room for a week and spent more than $1,300. 0 cents. But when the real card holder called to report it, everything started to fall apart. >> Can I let him know, please? >> I'll let him. Lock your hands in for me. >> I'm asking for what? >> Lock your hands in like No, like you're going to free. You're under arrest right now for theft by deception. You have the right to remain silent. ing that you say can be dismissed in the court of law. >> December 15th, 2022, she presented her ID, entered the card number manually. And all was well until a small detail caused the hotel staff to immediately call the police. >> Um, Alexandra uh Johnson, I saw her license. She's in the building. This is her license number. She don't look like that person, so I know it's not her. I don't know who license she got, but it ain't hers. >> Okay. >> She stayed last week and she ran out $1,300. Okay, >> this guest right here called me yesterday and said, "You know what? I wasn't in your hotel." You know what I'm saying? So, so then what I did was I I p I pulled the number to see, you know what I'm saying? Who it was and this person has used this number three times >> this past week at this hotel. >> Now, she made two reservations. She didn't show up. They went to no show. This one, she stayed. >> She's still here. >> She's still here. She She went up to this person's room right here. So, she's in this room right here. And I called from I called my um my Marriott Freedom Check to see was there any fraud on this account. They said they can't see anything. Don't mean it's not there, but they just can't see it cuz a lot of these cards go through. >> So somebody else, she's in a room and somebody else cursed me. >> Correct. Correct. And I don't think the guy's there because he had called us and said, "Hey, I'm not there, but I want my girlfriend to have access to my to my room." Well, then when they when she told me it was this name right here, I like, "Oh, this the joker that already done played me for $1,300 last week." >> Who's staying in the other room? >> So, the person stay in this other room is this person right here. Now, he claims that's that's his girlfriend. So, I don't know how they know each other. I don't know what you know what what the deal is, but I got her number. Is there any way can you see if you got anything on her? Cuz that's >> So, this is >> that's that that's the driver's license number that she gave the first time, >> right? Well, she just she just showed it. She just showed a hit to to get a key to go upstairs. >> Oh, okay. >> She just got alert on her phone. She said, "Hey, I'm not staying at your hotel. You know what? She called yesterday." >> Oh, okay. If it would be on the caller any day or something, >> right? Right. Right. So, >> do you have the full card number? >> I don't. >> The police knocked on the door and the girl replied that she was naked. But a few minutes later, the real reason for her avoidance began to emerge. >> Hotel security. Hi, Miss Johnson. >> Yeah. >> Hi. Can you step outside for a second? >> Um, right now. >> Okay. Can you mind Can you put something on? I just I just need to speak to you for a second, please. >> I'm sorry. >> I said I just need to speak to you for a second. >> What's it? >> It's about a bill. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Okay, I'm doing good. Hold on. I'm picking on some clothes. >> Anybody else in the room with you? >> Yeah, someone in the room with me. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. No, my um I didn't pay for the room actually. Hold on. Let me go. >> I'm sorry. Hold on. We not dressed yet. >> Okay. Well, you can come on and talk to me. All right. >> I just got here an hour ago, she said. But what did the camera data, the ID in her wallet, and her evasive words reveal? >> All right. You can hang up your phone so we can talk. >> Okay. >> Um, I can't get your information to return back. So, you mean that's your last? >> 225. Uh, one by ON Georgia. So, Miss Carter, um, right now you're going to be placed under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> I'll tell you that in a second, but turn around for me. You're under arrest. >> I'm asking for what, though? Turn around for me. Can I let him know, please? >> I'll let him know. >> Lock your hands in for me. I'm asking for what, though? >> Lock your hands in like No, like you're going to pray. >> Oh, there you go. >> For what? I just got here an hour ago, sir. >> I'm going to ma'am. >> That's crazy. >> You understand English? >> For what, though? That's what I'm asking. >> I'm saying I'm going to go over a crime. Who committed a crime? >> I'm like hanker. >> No, I didn't commit a crime. But what what crime did I commit? >> I'm about to tell you. >> Let him explain. >> Sir, I can get the gun out here on the room right now. Sir, >> it's not about this room. >> What room is it? >> It's the room you were in before, >> sir. This is my first time here. My name is I've never been in before. >> What room was I in before? >> You say you've never been here before, but there's so he just seen me here yesterday. What? >> He I promise to go Stop talking for a second. >> You can ask them. >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> For what, though? >> I'm going to read you your rights. And if you want to talk to me about what I'm about to ask you in fashions about, you can decide if that's how you want to proceed. You're under arrest right now for theft by deception. You have the right to remain silent. Anything that you say can and will be used against in the court of law. You have the right to have attorney present while you're being questioned. Can afford one one may be appointed to you. Understanding those rights, do you want to talk to me today about these charges? >> I can talk to you today. Yes, I can. Okay. So, like I said, the hotel contact us and said that you stayed here. You checked in back on >> Yeah. Let me see. >> October 7th. >> October 7th. Never been here. >> And then you checked out on the 12th. >> Never been here. >> Okay. >> I showed them my ID card to the car. >> I showed them my ID card. Our card is in my car. >> Okay. That's not what I promise you. >> That's not what the manager said. >> You can call Quinton Cook right now. >> The police opened the wallet next to the phone she claimed was hers and inside was the stolen ID. And her reason it was my brother's wallet. >> Ma'am, you can do that at the jail. >> Okay. But am I allowed to get his number out? >> When you get to the jail, they'll let you get that stuff. >> This is crazy. And that's stuff you leave. That's his stuff, sir. That's my ID. But leave your stuff here. >> No, I'm going to put this in safe keeping. Your ID is in there. >> No, my ID is mine, but the purse is his and everything in it is his. >> You don't want to take any of this? >> I just want my ID. That's it, sir. >> You don't want the cash? >> I just want my That cash is not mine. It's his cash. He's coming back to this room. >> Okay. Your ID is in there. So, >> I just want my ID. >> Okay. Well, >> that's it. You have my ID, >> huh? >> You have my ID? >> No, I ain't got your ID. >> Oh, that's right. I got my ID. >> Why? What's wrong with him carrying my ID? He just rolled with me here to come in here. >> Mohammed. >> He just rolled with me here to come here. I go pick him up from his job, McDonald's, >> and I use my ID to get inside. >> So, what's going to happen is the hotel wants you crimally trespassing. >> Okay, that's fine. >> And the room's going to be locked. >> So, he cannot get his stuff out. Well, if he shows up before I >> Did you answer that for me, please? I Please. >> Is that him? >> Yes, that's him. Hello. >> Well, that's Officer Smith. >> Yeah. Are you coming back to the hotel to get your stuff? >> No, that's not him. That's my boyfriend. >> No, I I want him. I want you to let him know where I'm going. >> Okay. Well, you can call him when you get to the jail. Okay. >> Yeah. Could you just please let him know? Please. I just want >> Yep. If he calls back, >> he's not going to call back because you up in his face. Could you just please give him a call? I'll give the paper to my phone. Let me get down to the car. Go ahead. >> She was arrested on the scene and charged with identity fraud, criminal use of identifying information, and two counts of firstdegree forgery. Police issued a trespass order prohibiting her and her associates from returning to the hotel. Next, a building says she's banned, but the man inside says otherwise. When the police knock on the door, what they get is not cooperation. I'm just getting my stuff and let me put my shirt on. I was getting my [ __ ] >> Has to leave. She screamed, stripped, and made a scene in an apartment that didn't belong to her. >> Who is it? >> Police department. >> Oh, >> you got a friend in here? >> A friend? >> Yeah. >> Hey, are you in here doing laundry and stuff? >> I can't laundry room. What? What happened? >> Yeah. You don't live here, do you? >> Yeah, she stay right here with me. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Laura. What she do? >> Well, they think that she's supposed to be banned and she's not supposed to be staying here. >> Oh, no. No, no, no. She's not banned. She's not banned. >> I need to see your license real quick to make sure not banned. >> Hey, hey, you lost her ID. She's been asking me. >> Okay. Have her step over here. >> Laura, could you step over here? >> I can get a picture of it on the phone. >> Okay. Well, could you come over with the officer? can just figure out what you're trying to tell me to do. >> Could you come here? >> I'm not supposed to do that. >> What does she think over there? >> Cuz she she she's been going to laundry and washing clothes down there. >> They're saying that she's not supposed to be staying here. >> No, she that's not that No, she she's not banned. >> She's not banned. >> The officers just had contact with her yesterday. >> Okay. What was happening yesterday? >> I don't know. It was like a surprise uh event that they never really get into details. >> So the administrator downstairs says she's not supposed to be here. >> Administrator. >> Yeah. Down in the front office. >> They said she's not supposed to be here. >> Oh, she's been >> Oh my god, man. Nora, would you come here? >> Oh man. >> Would you get up and come here? Cuz it's quite obvious. >> It better be a good reason. >> It is a good reason. She's not. Babe, >> I already heard. >> Can I come and talk to her? Is >> there another? >> No. I got >> Tell me get up and come here. >> Would you get up and come here? >> All you got to do is get up and walk over here, man. You know, you get out. >> I asked you. >> I might as well start over. >> I asked you. >> What was the deal with the officers the other day then? >> What the heck? >> It wasn't any deal. >> Why were they here? >> I don't know. It was a surprise attack. I open up the door. I was bothering the street, man. I'm out of money, man. When I open up the door, the guy got his gun on you guys. >> Evidently, I >> I was doing the laundry. He's doing it now. >> Do you live here? Are you a resident here? >> I don't know what you mean by that. >> Yes. And you don't know what I mean by that. >> I live here as you do. >> I live here. She live here. The police insisted you are violating your lease by staying here. But the response from inside was defiant and defiant her. >> Yeah, but by you by you coming you got you coming here. >> I was called here by the people that run the building, >> right? >> And they don't want her here. >> Okay. Well, the Lord, come on, Laura. >> They want her to leave. They want her to be told that if she's not already banned that if she comes back, she'll be arrested. >> And that's the word of God. >> Do that. >> Yes, they can. >> Hold on. Hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up. Could you be cool? Could you be cool? Cuz I I'mma go down here and talk to the ministry. I got paperwork and everything in my mail. Word. >> Yeah. With her name on it. >> Well, that doesn't mean that she's allowed to stay here, though. >> It doesn't mean that she's allowed to stay here. You're right. >> That means that means that you're violating the the term of your lease. So, you're running the chance of being >> If I'm violating the term of my release, sir. So, I mean, I put in the spirit, we've been together ever since we lived in the tent, but I'm not going to violate her rights as more and more than they have. So, you know, she on the other half is I don't really I'm just trying to look out for her wellbeing. It's cold outside. I'm not going to see her outside. >> So, they didn't say what they want to say. How long was it? >> 1500 hours. >> So, August 1st. Okay. So, she's banned. >> So, she needs to come out. She's banned from this property. >> August 1st. >> Right. >> And they got a report where August 1. >> Our dispatch is just No. No. No. >> So, she need to get her stuff and we're leaving. >> That's That's fine. Come here. >> Put your shirt on and come out here. >> Come here to the officers. >> Put your shirt on and come out here. >> Put your shirt. >> I'm not going out there like that. >> Put your shirt on and come on. We both come together. >> What? I don't have to step out. You do cuz you're banned from the property. >> You're not allowed to be here. >> They just call. >> Okay. Well, have me a paper that says that. >> Come on. Put your shirt on. >> Tell me something and I have to leave you. >> Put your shirt on. >> We're not going to lie to you. >> I think so. >> Hey, they're not just got off. >> You're not allowed to be here. >> But you need to grab your stuff. >> So, here's the thing. >> Yeah. >> You are violating your terms of your lease right now. >> No. Listen, listen listen. >> So, if you cooperate with us and we remove her, then you don't have a problem. mail here. >> I don't care. You're banned from the property. >> No, they telling you. >> Would you like to go to jail like that or do you want to put your shirt on? >> As the police prepared to arrest her, she resisted, called 911, and screamed at them like she was the victim and then things spiraled out of control. >> Why don't you all get a chair and sit the down? I need my goddamn clothes, too. Hey, when I uh need my [ __ ] are y'all going to escort me up here so I don't get hurt? You can call him and he can have it removed because you're not allowed on the property. >> You deal with that. Don't argue with them. I'mma deal with them down there. >> But I have to live them down there. Stanley the director of housing authority. What do you mean I'm not cooperating? >> I asked you if we could come in to arrest her and you're not. >> She's getting her. >> No, she's not. She's not doing anything. She put her headphones on and not putting a shirt on. >> She's not doing anything. >> She got a promise. She put the things on. >> He took shirt off. >> Put your shirt on, man. >> I call 911. >> Well, then I'm going to arrest you for illegal use of 911. >> There you go. Right here, man. >> You're going to catch another charge. Just so you know. >> Just so you know, you're going to catch another charge. >> That's what I'm doing. Then I'm getting my [ __ ] You shut the up, mother. >> I'm getting my stuff. I just want to get my card. Stop. No. >> You're going to get treasur. >> Stop it. >> I'm just getting my stuff and let me put my shirt on. Please stop. >> Why are we doing this? >> I have to, man. >> Get my stuff. Get my phone. Get my Please. Just get my card and give it to me. I need it. My [ __ ] >> Don't worry about it, man. >> Grab her shirt. >> Grab her shirt. >> Y'all can do this. Evity, man. >> Yes, you can. >> We sit up there. It was robbery with the >> I was getting my [ __ ] [Music] >> One kick at the officer, one new charge added to her record. just because she refused to come out. Now she has to go to a cell. >> Get your hands off me, bro. Get your hands off me. >> Cover you up. >> Get the me. >> We'll have a whole another charge on if you do. >> I riding with you. >> No, you're not. >> I'm going downstairs. >> You're not riding with us. >> Ain't this something come in my apartment? And >> you invited me in there. >> You insulted her. >> She resisted arrest. I got a purse. >> And I've got video. >> Here we go. You're not going with it. >> That's not my purse. >> It's not your purse. >> All right. It's not her purse. She doesn't want it in it. >> They don't want I don't need it when I'm >> Well, you can see. He got your phone. So, you know, it's quite >> That's all I need is my phone. Just come down there and tell them get out cuz they are breaking the law. Would you please And look, they got me. You want to see my titties? >> Tell your buddy up there too. Turn me like you got. >> I'm not staring at you like anything. I'm just watching you. >> Don't turn your eyes back. You turn me like you got to You don't have to watch me. You just can't. >> You can go back to your apartment. You're not riding with us. >> All right. The next >> He can go wherever he wants to go, man. So, you can't tell him where to go. >> You can't pull people out of their apartments either. >> Especially without the clothes on when they're trying to get dressed. >> Back to your apartment. I'm done talking. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Now you just got another charge >> cuz you just kicked me. >> Touch you, bro. >> I don't want it. She doesn't want it. >> No, I'm not taking it. Go back. >> So, you just kicked me in the right leg as I walk by. So, now that's another charge. >> Battery to police officer. >> I did. Right here in my I'm not trying. >> In Florida, trespassing is a first-degree felony if someone else is present at the time of entry. punishable by up to one year in prison and a fine of up to $1,000. She was charged with trespassing, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. He just wanted to do laundry, but ended up doing one load and getting three penalties. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? 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