Bring your back. Bring your hands back. Going to jail for >> no one. Danny's going to jail. >> Providing false information, resisting arrest and drug possession. Three factors enough to turn a minor trouble into a legal nightmare. >> You want to turn around for me then? >> I appreciate it. >> Uh like D, something like that. Or what's the force? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> At this point, you're not under arrest. Put that on on the hood. Put it on the hood. >> Follow the stories below to see the severe legal consequences of getting involved with controlled substances. Liars never expected the truth to come to light. And their biggest shock came when they had to face the police head on. >> You want to turn around for me then? No. >> I appreciate D. Something like that or what's the board? >> Do you have anything on you here? Stand over here. >> No, I just didn't I didn't have I didn't show. >> Okay. Stand up here, please. On December 13, 2024, police were called to the Red Roof Inn in Ohio after hotel staff reported a group of guests refusing to vacate their room after checkout. Upon arrival, officers found two individuals who failed to provide valid identification and refused to leave. >> Went up there. My manager went up there personally. Are you going to come up with us so you can just advise her that she has to go? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Sweetie, you got to leave. >> No, she didn't pay. You have to leave right now. >> I I've got police here, sweetie. You guys got to go. >> I know. She said, "Come on, >> you got to go. >> Nobody's Nobody's come down to base." >> No. >> So, who who are you? >> Are you Britney? >> No. >> What are you doing in this room? >> What's What's you got your idea? You guys got your idea on you? man identified as Deonte was warned that he would be arrested for obstruction if he did not present his ID. Meanwhile, the woman identified as Mary repeatedly provided a false social security number and misleading information to the officers. >> You're in a room that you shouldn't be in. >> You guys are in a room because I belong to you guys. >> You have no driver's license or anything on you. >> Why are you all talking? >> Cuz you're both in the room you don't belong into. I I understand that, but I don't have no deal didn't know nothing about that. >> Okay. You were in the room, right? >> Okay. I'm not going to play games. I'll just arrest you for obstructing >> and go from there. You're failing to identify yourself. >> Okay. >> Listen. >> Hi. I'm sorry. >> We're talking. Okay. Why are you guys ignoring? >> Why would you leave out? >> I don't know. We don't know who you guys are. You guys are in a room that does not belong to you guys. >> Okay. I'm asking for your information. What's your first name? >> Are are you giving me the right information? because it's going to be a charge if you give me false information. Cuz we don't trust you guys. Like >> these kind of movement is is the reason why we're acting like that. >> After running background checks, police discovered that Mary had an outstanding traffic warrant while Deontay was also wanted by the county sheriff's office for a felony warrant. As a result, both individuals were arrested and searched before being taken to jail. >> You're making me so nervous. >> Yeah. You guys that walked away from us cuz we told you guys to stop and then >> No, I didn't hear you. >> For what? What do you got warrants for? >> Nothing. >> Just pity. I just don't >> like traffic warrants out of out of where they always want you. Okay. Do you want to turn around for me then? >> No. >> I appreciate it. Uh like D something like that or what's it for? >> Okay. >> Do you have Do you have anything on here? Stand over here. >> No, I just didn't I didn't have I didn't show. >> Okay. Stand up here, please. Cross your feet. You can sit Indian style. Cross your feet. >> You think that was smart? >> Like, were we being mean to you guys? No. We asked for IDs. You had warrants. We handle it. We deal with our warrants and we go on our way. If they're not serious warrants, you probably be out Monday. But now you're going to get extra charges and be done. You already did it. >> Go back. Please don't do anything. I wouldn't want to go back to jail either. But >> can we can we start over, please? >> There's too late for that. There's no starting over. >> You see how he's acting? You see how he's acting, >> right? Like an adult. You said, "Hey, man. I got warrants. I'm going to show responsibility and take care of my stuff." >> You going to act a fool? >> Just leave when they ask you to leave. >> No, listen. She was Don't talk anymore. >> This wasn't in my room. >> No, don't talk anymore. >> You want to take him? Yep. She's one. He's been good. >> Okay. >> Try to do something else. >> Okay. Well, you're not having the seizure right now. >> Just I just got off >> for what? >> I was just going to come in jail for warrants. >> What? What were the warrants for? Here. >> Anyway, I cannot go to jail, please. >> No, you just try taking up on us. >> Please, please, >> face that way. Don't face me. >> During the search, officers found cracked cocaine in Mary's pocket, which she claimed was of poor quality. Initially, she denied possessing any illegal substances, but further inspection of her belongings revealed additional drugs. >> Sorry if that's going to poke us in that property. So, you had a push rod that fell out when you were fighting with us. What? What do you have in this penis pocket here? You search it pretty good. >> Just for weapons. Get in there. Something like that. >> What is that pocket? >> What is it? I'm asking. >> I don't know. It was in your pocket. There's >> more. There's more. It's like really bad crack. You smoke? You got ripped off by your This is some shitty. >> Do you have anything else on you? >> No, I remember. >> What is it? >> What do you mean? What is it? >> What is it? Well, it's just all >> I was asking you. >> Here. >> This is like the worst ever seen. Find a better dealer. >> It was the girl that cooked it. >> He's the one that cooked it. >> No, not him. It's the girl that cooked it. Yeah, >> it's like loose or something else. Earring earring. >> What's in here? >> That's my lottery ticket. >> Nothing in there. >> No, >> it's like it was loose in this pocket. So, >> yeah. I don't see anything else. >> Do you have any more anything on you? Because once you go back to jail, you catch a F3 charge for conveyance. >> Are you positive? Cuz you really weren't truthful. Realizing the severity of the situation, Mary pretended to have a seizure, possibly due to recent drug use. Emergency medical services, EMS, were called to assess her condition. [Music] She had crack in her pocket and uh that she was unaware that she still had or else she would have smoked it she said. So, don't know when she last did smoke the sheep on my way. [Music] >> Get the cars off here. >> Yeah. >> I should ask my negotiation skills. I went for the I went for it. >> Not not a bad call. >> Now you got to stand up, kiddo. >> Stand up. Hold on. >> They're going to get this other cough cuff off and set you on the cut. >> Not yet, though. >> Come this way. We're going to walk. Got to walk. >> I did what I said I was going to do, ma'am. I got I got those cuffs off you, Mary. Okay. So So work with us. Okay. What's that? >> Yeah. Everything will just be written off together. >> A search of the hotel room uncovered blank checks, social security documents, vehicle titles, and birth certificates, suggesting possible financial fraud. Officers also found evidence of drug production, including a significant amount of crack cocaine and prescription pills, further escalating the charges against them. >> Just a bunch of point checks like McNab Korea scamming her stuff or what >> she said >> checking Buria right >> remember she told you her she's staying here because her friends lives in Berea but is at the hospital dying of MS >> brand name man Robbie what we what we stumble into these giant cra >> we got >> they were got a big croc and some other hydroone and >> vehicle titles Wait a >> I'm going take all this this a vehicle title, social security paperwork. >> Yeah, >> that someone would not leave. Oh, Kelly's here. Just >> I I looked under the beds for a cuz he looked back towards the beds. He saw that we were here, >> but I didn't see anything. A lot of really nice like comic books. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, there's comic books and there's silverware. And that >> Mary and Deonte's actions violated multiple Ohio laws, each carrying specific penalties. Possession of dangerous drugs. Ohio Revised Code SS 29250.11. Uh, no person shall knowingly obtain, possess, or use a controlled substance or a controlled substance analog. B. This section does not apply to any of the following manufacturers, licensed health professionals authorized to prescribe drugs, pharmacists, owners ofarmacies, and other persons whose conduct is in accordance with RC chapters 3719, 4715, 4723, 4729, 4730, 4731, and 4741. If the offense involves an anabolic steroid, any person who is conducting or participating in a research project involving the use of an anabolic steroid if the project has been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration. Ultimately, Mary was charged with possession of dangerous drugs, obstruction of official business, resisting arrest, and criminal trespassing. Delante was charged with criminal trespassing and was handed over to the county sheriff's office due to his outstanding warrant. Next, a routine traffic stop in Florida unexpectedly escalated into a major drug bust with a $500,000 penalty. >> Bring your hands behind your back. >> Bring your hands behind your back. >> He's going to jail for >> No one's saying he's going to jail. >> Put your hands behind your back at this point. Not under arrest. Put that on on the hood. Put that on the hood. >> On October 6th, 2023, a deputy pulled over a Toyota for multiple traffic violations, including speeding, failing to use turn signals, and following too closely. >> How you doing, Sergeant W Sheriff's Office? >> Hi. >> Is there anyone in the back seat? >> You have your license, restroom, proof insurance on you? >> Here's the thing. Why am I getting pulled over? >> Lots of things. Speeding, not using your turn signal when you were going from the right to the left lane. You were following that car in front of you too closely at 57 mph. >> No, I was not even going 57 at all. >> Okay. >> I have an eye appointment at 245. I have to be there. >> Okay. Were you in a rush or something? >> Yes, I'm in a rush. >> Okay. Maybe that's why you're >> You have your ID on you. >> The female driver who was rushing to an eye exam appeared impatient and frustrated during the interaction with law enforcement. A canine unit was called to inspect the vehicle and after the dog alerted to the presence of drugs. Officers instructed the occupants to exit the car for a search. >> All right, my name is Deputy Bosler County Sheriff's Office. All right, I'm with the K9 unit. All right, few questions for you guys. In the car, shouldn't be in the car. Where you going? >> My eye appointment. >> All right. Are there any firearms in the car? Explosives? Are there any drugs of any kind? If you would do me a favor, roll this window about halfway up. All right. I'm walk. Okay. >> Okay. >> Little more. I still want him to check up the car. That's good right there. Okay. That's all the way up. So, is the vehicle turned off? Can turn the vehicle off for me. >> All right. Stay in the car. Okay. >> He's sweating bullets. >> I gave you three different reasons why you were getting pulled over. >> You were There was one car separating you at 57 mph up here on 100. So, >> no. Leave the window up so it doesn't jump through the window. That would be a stupid thing to put the window down. >> That's why he had you put the windows up so the dog doesn't jump in the window cuz it's a dog. What do you think? It's a canine. It's to prevent you from getting bit, right? >> I live. >> So my canine alert in the vehicle. Okay. >> It's not. We have it all on video. >> Okay. As as do we. >> I'm going to dude. >> So if nothing in the vehicle should probably get you a warning, get you out of here. Okay. No need to worry about it. If you have a female left fing Oh, we're not done with you yet. Okay, go ahead and take step out of the car for me. I did not say you're good to go. I said step out of the car. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Keep yours on for >> During the search, officers discovered a significant quantity of drugs suspected to contain fentanyl hidden inside the car's center console, prompting further investigation. Both individuals denied ownership of the narcotics. However, the driver was informed that as the operator of the vehicle, she was responsible for the drugs found inside. As a result, the woman was arrested. >> Do you use drugs or does he use drugs? No one uses drugs. >> No drug history at all. >> History? Yes. >> History? >> Anything illegal on? >> I got a knife in my pocket. >> Okay. Don't in the car. >> Nope. Don't grab it. >> Is that That's your wallet. Is there anything in there that shouldn't be in there? >> Another thing from >> a check, >> huh? You going to check >> over here? >> Things I got told me. >> Hold on for now. >> This wall. >> You put them by the front. >> Yep. >> Oh, don't throw that. You can actually be arrested for that. What you just did? >> Threw a lit cigarette down. >> It's a misdemeanor in the same floor. >> Front of my car. >> Sit in front of my car. Just surprise. You want me to eat it? >> What? I don't have >> Okay. Well, if you throw a lit cigarette on the ground, you can be arrested for it. That's what I'm telling you. >> Hey, over here. >> No. Over here. >> Why? >> You're about to go in handcuffs. >> She can go for throwing the lit cigarette if she wants to go to jail. >> Following her arrest, she faced formal charges related to drug possession and trafficking. Given the severity of the charges, a judge later set her bail at $500,000, reflecting the potential risks associated with drug distribution. >> Your brain's going to be on any of those bags. Your DNA? >> No. >> Okay. So, you're going to let her go down for all of it? >> It's not yours. >> It's not yours. None of that's yours. >> No. >> He's saying it's not his, so that means you're going to be charged with it all. >> It's not mine. >> You're driving the vehicle responsible. >> It's not mine. >> Well, if you saw someone hiding it or someone when you're getting stopped, then you need to tell me. >> Cuz he's saying it's not his, so that means it's yours. Cuz you're driving. >> I'm telling you though. >> It's not my [ __ ] >> By the law, you're driving. So if he doesn't admit to it, it's yours. >> No. >> That's the way the law works. You're driving the vehicle. >> Not mine. >> Okay. So you're going to be arrested for all of it. >> Who got who's got the record? >> Doesn't matter who's got the record. You're not telling me anything. You're saying it's not yours. >> Well, it's his. >> You're telling me that it's his? >> Did you see him put it in there when you're getting pulled over or what? >> I was too busy driving. >> That doesn't help me at all. You're just saying it's his. I don't know what that means. >> It ain't mine. >> Okay. Well, you're going to be charged with it cuz he's saying it's not his. >> It's not mine. You're going to be arrested for it. >> I just said it was not mine. It's his. >> I understand that, but you're not telling me how it's his. You're just saying it's not yours. It's >> mine. >> I cannot be charged with that. >> Well, you're driving a vehicle. You're >> anything >> in her back. >> So, do you have anything to back up your proof saying that it's not yours and that it's his? >> That my record's not >> I don't go by records. Can't run people's records. Well, I can't. No, not until they're under arrest. >> I have a little bit of reproof. >> Is that in hers? Yeah, >> it was in here, bro. >> I get in charge of all of that [ __ ] >> because like I said, he's saying it's not his. >> It's not mine. >> Well, you're the one driving, so you're responsible for everything. >> Not my [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, you're the one responsible for >> The key takeaway from this case is the importance of understanding legal responsibility when operating a vehicle. Regardless of whether the driver is aware of illegal items inside, the law generally holds them accountable unless clear evidence proves otherwise. What are your thoughts on this situation? Share your opinion in the comments and don't forget to subscribe for more engaging and informative content. Thank you for your support. >> Can I put my underwear on my [Applause] >> Okay, go ahead. >> What now? >> Okay. Inventory all my stuff. take me to home. >> The drunk girl barricaded herself in a hotel bathroom and the police had no time to negotiate >> because of my hair. I just now started loving myself. I was priming my hair since I was 8 years old trying to look European. >> Listening even in front of my daughter. >> I'm naked, but that didn't stop the police from coming in and taking her to jail. A midnight emergency call. A trembling mother calling for help. But when the police arrived, what they faced was not just alcohol, but a naked nightmare waiting behind the bathroom door. >> Can I put my underwear on my >> stop? You're letting this happen in front of my daughter. >> He refused to go out, yelled at the police, challenged the law, but what shocked everyone was how she defended herself. Not with words, but with hot water and nakedness. >> Yes. I just left out there. That's where >> Okay. >> Were you getting beat on? >> Who's in that room? Just your mom. >> That's where my daughter is. She's She's the one that's drunk and she's That's where you need to go. >> Okay. Who's in the room now? >> My daughter. The only one that's in there right now. >> Okay. >> Let me step over here and I'll speak to you real quick. I can't find my other one though. I can't find my other kid with baby. >> Who's your lady downstairs? She had a kid in her hand. >> She had the baby? >> Yes, she >> Okay. We were at a wedding earlier and she had too much to drink. >> Your daughter, the daughter's in the bedroom. She has a key card. >> I don't. It's in the bathroom. >> You have a key card? Okay. What's going on with her? >> She's drunk >> and she's psychotic when she's like that. >> So, why did she like start hitting him? >> The small child downstairs. >> She's downstairs with her aunt who she attacked first because we told her just sit down. She finally got the baby to go to sleep. >> Okay. So, Ana's child's downstairs. She wanted the baby. It was an argument with the child, >> but we wouldn't give it to her because she's I mean, you see how she's acting right now. She's, you know, under the influence and not acting >> after my baby and they got out the room then with the baby. >> These two got out the room with the baby. She started hitting me. >> Then she attacked you in the bedroom where she was >> in the back of my head cuz I was going to start fighting her back, but I didn't want to do that. So, I just turned and she was hitting me in the back of my head. >> "I did nothing wrong." She screamed in the bathroom. But within 5 minutes, the police were forced to make a decision that took everyone by surprise. Either come out or we go in. >> You have 30 seconds to come and speak to us. >> I'm sorry. Who? >> Police baring. >> Who gives the >> All right. You come out and speak to us. >> Are you bothering us? >> Come out. Step out. >> Step out of the shower. Where's your sit? Come outside. Sit out. Come outside. >> Show me your Come outside. >> You're validating my privacy. >> Come outside. >> Where's your warrant? Where's your >> Get out of the shower. >> Where's your Where's your shower? >> Step out. Sorry, this is too hot. >> Step out of the shower. I need to step out of the shower. Come on, stand up. >> Y'all trying to burn up the shower. >> Step out of the shower. Stand up. Come on. >> I'm suing you. >> Come on. Step out of the shower. Step out of the shower. Get your to come outside. >> Okay. Where's your wine? >> Where's your warrior? >> Step outside. No. Step out of the shower. Come on. Don't bite me. >> No. >> Nobody's trying to bite you. This is your car. >> Don't fight. Just >> talk. I'm naked as hot as I need. We don't need a warrant. >> Where's your warrant? >> Come on. >> Where's your warrant? >> Get out of the shower. Ready? >> Ana, come on. >> Damn. You don't want to see me naked that bad. Sorry. Put your back. No. No. What the What are you charging me with? >> What the drive? >> Show me. Show me the evidence. >> No. Get on your back. Show me. >> Get on your back. >> Show me the evidence. >> She struggled, scratched, kicked, and even bit. At that time, the police had to use a special device to control the woman who was naked. >> No. Come on. >> Come on. >> You had your chance, Ana. >> No. Put it on your stomach. Put her on your stomach. Let me just >> Can I put my underwear on my >> No. No. You're harassing me. No. You're sexually harassing me. You're sexually harassing me. >> There you go. >> Don't kick me. Stop. >> Don't kick her. Stop >> kicking me. Stop. You're not even talking in front of my daughter. I'm naked. Get the off me. >> You You drag her. >> Hey, we're going to have to get her. >> Roll her. Roll her. Roll her so I can see her. >> Roll her so I can see her. >> Roll her so I can see her. Roll her so I can see her. All right. >> Don't kick me. Stop kicking me. You not kicking me. >> Just leave her on this. >> They're harassing me. >> They're copy. >> That's fine. Cops are >> We're going to roll you over. >> Pop just want to See my where is he going? Don't fight me off me though pretty ass. >> So what's the blip from? Where should you bleed? Don't kick again. Do not kick again. Stop kicking. >> Dragged out of the hotel naked screaming and vowing to sue the entire force. But what awaited her was not a lawyer but charges of assaulting a police officer. >> On me cuz what the is this? Go ahead and close up that code 24. >> I can't breathe. To be honest, I got I got in my hair cuz I can't I'm claustrophobic to be honest and I can't like I'm going to I'm going to freak out. Please. Can you please? I won't. I promise. I I need to blow my nose. Can you please blow my nose? Like just >> I'm going to pick you up and put you on the journey. Okay. >> I don't give a what you do. >> It needs to be healed. LA. Y'all don't have a warrant. Y'all getting sued. >> I have a good lawyer. >> Another one. La. >> Does that make you feel powerful? >> Are you powerful? Does that make you feel powerful? Just be a pervert little take perverts of a naked picture of a naked. >> You're going to take pictures of me naked. >> Shut the up. Shut the up. Ain't nobody ask for your opinion. Pretty boy. >> Shut up. >> Shut the up. Y'all won't hear from me again. Y'all won't have to do with me no more or mying baby. Once the I get out, you won't have to do with my child. I hope you're happy. Shut up. Shut the up. Nobody asked for your opinion. Go ahead. Come here. Come here. Come here. Go ahead. >> The 21-year-old woman was charged with three counts. Assault on a police officer, three counts. Assault on a family member after a medical evaluation and initial processing. She will face criminal proceedings under state law. Next, a woman storms into the gym and within minutes things get out of control. I've been okay go ahead but now >> okay inventory all my stuff taking me to home >> because of my hair I just now started loving myself I was priming my hair since I was 8 years old trying to look European >> listen >> she calls herself a battalion commander claims she trained in the Navy but the police are just trying to figure out what's going on >> back up back 6 feet boy 6 feet 6T let me get you on camera first you see I checked in check the record cuz You're being discriminated. >> 3:26 Central. I need some backup. >> Back up. I fear for my life. I'm a fear for my life. >> Put it down. >> Back. You want the umbrella? I just bought it from Goodwill. You can have it. You >> just settle down. >> What you mean? You coming at me like a threat. He's disrespecting me. >> Trying to find out what's going on. >> Back up. >> What's your name? >> Back up. >> What's your name? >> Lois. >> Lois. We got to go. They don't want you in here. >> Weren't you the same one following me from the Goodwill? >> I wasn't following you. >> So, what you call? So, you said ma'am, right? >> They Yes, they called here. >> Why? They called what? They called Planet Fitness called >> and Planet Fitness call or did the Goodwill call? >> Goodwill called first, but then you left. So that's cool. >> Okay. Why did I come there to the Goodwill? Did they tell you that? >> No. >> Okay. Why didn't you figure it out? >> Because you left, >> right? Because I can't I have business to handle here. Okay. Because I talked over the phone a long time ago. He said I have to come in the morning. I just checked in. I just checked in. I've been paying since Okay. Do you know? Do you know who Savannah Anders is? You know who? She was living rent free off my son and then she going to kick him and then say that he threw her. Of course he threw her cuz I told him not to hit women. But if a woman keep kicking you and disrespecting you, you you know you got to push her out of the way and get away from her. >> Refusing to show identity, alleging being stalked and insisting my melanin is valuable. The situation escalates. >> To Canada, >> I'm sorry. >> Close to Canada. 15 minutes from Canada. Walking distance. >> Okay. >> Look at you. You can look and see my records. I really want my umbrella. I came over here to a hotel across the street because my sister took my house and now I'm homeless and my son is in jail because you know his white friends to give him some. I don't even know if they give it to him. They found it in the woods. Who knows where the came from, but I pray he wasn't using it. No problem. Did the goodwill tell you what my first name was? >> They did not. They didn't know you. He told me once they got >> child to the hotel where I just got out the pool. I went over there looking for a swimming suit. I want to take the umbrella of that. >> What's your What's your name? Did I get that please? >> I'm just >> What's your name, sir? >> I'm Deputy Extra. >> Extra. >> Yes. Extra. >> Extra. >> Strum. >> Strum. What continent is that from? >> You could be uh Russian and we are at war right now. And I really don't trust Swedish. >> I believe it's Swedish. >> Oh, it's Swedish. >> So, I did Can I get your name now? >> I'm Ireland. >> Ireland. >> I'm England. I'm Portugal. >> Okay. >> So, you're What's What continent do you come from? >> I believe it's Scandinavia. >> What? What? Well, >> well, actually, I don't really know if I'm in Africa. If I'm in America, where do the Joey come from? Is the Joey a kangaroo? Is the lion? Okay, so I'm not crazy. You know, I was tased three times. >> And I >> with the entire gym watching. The woman screamed, "They're going to kill me again." And the police sprang into action >> inside Planet Fitness uh straight back. I asked for. He said he was going to give me a a copy of my agreement that I signed up in 2017. How was you fit before that? >> What? I I've been asking several times. Can I just get your name >> and I need your rank? I need to know who you work for. >> Deputy Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> You have a business card? >> I do not have a business card. >> I need one because anybody can buy a police uniform and dress up and buy one of those off Amazon. >> That That's illegal. >> I don't need But they're doing it. They're doing it. I've seen several people in establishes establishments that I've been to doing it. That's that's illegal. >> Contact with Navy officer. >> He spent 22 years in the Navy. >> Were you in the Navy? >> I've trained Navy. Yes, I've trained Navy. I've trained Army. >> What rank were you in the Navy? >> I was a staff sergeant in the Navy, but I was almost a battalion commander in the Army. So, you know, I have several ranks, you know. So, um, can I pick up my umbrella, sir? >> Not right now. In a minute. When >> you pick up my umbrella. >> When we'll grab it for you when we go. >> Okay. So, are you trespassing me from this establishment? >> You're going to be trespassed from this establishment. Okay, that's fine. I don't need to be here anymore. I don't >> Do you have Do you have some identification on you? >> I I will not give my identification. So, I have a lawyer cuz you know I am at fear for my life. My melanin is worth a lot of money. Okay, here's here's my melanin is in those those suntan lotion bottles. >> I've been listening to you for a while now. So, >> I've been listening to you, too. And you've been flying and I'm at for my life. >> So, you can listen to me for just a couple minutes. All right. All right. >> I've been Okay, go ahead. >> Now, this is your inventory all my stuff. Take me to homestead. Right. That's slaveship talking 1870s. Right. >> My son. I don't be able to talk to him. Look at all these white people watching. >> Who's your son? >> Like your son's name. >> It's Christian. Christian. Cody Daniels. Know him. Right. Y know Cody Daniels, right? She stayed her and that's all we got to do. >> You got no Savannah answers in the house. Can I get my bag? >> Go get it. >> Go get it. >> Watch. This home is >> Doug. >> That's hers over there, too. Yeah. >> You stupid idiot. And I'm not going to do it. God don't do it. You dumb. You black. You idiot. You're black. Look at your brown hair. Your brown eyes. You're Ireland. I'm Ireland. As she was put into the car, she continued to claim she'd been tricked, robbed, and mistreated because of the color of her skin. But the law has clear limits. >> They wouldn't even let my business work in Fort Myers. >> Hey. Hey. All right. I've been so ugly. >> Listen, they don't want me to work in Fort Myers on my business because of my hair. I just started loving myself. I was priming my hair since I was 8 years old trying to look European. >> Listen. >> I was trying to look European to feeling ugly. And when I go to jail, they call me ugly. The white police officer call me ugly. Now I'm starting to love myself. I'm trying to love myself. And I don't have to have the best things. >> I don't have to have the best things. You know what I'm saying? >> Back out. We got to pat you down. >> It's okay. Whatever you want to do. I follow I follow him. I love the man in this suit, but it's okay. >> I do whatever I had to do. >> Turn around for me. >> Okay. All right. What's your name, ma'am? >> Bermuda. >> Bermuda Triangle. >> Yep. I don't know her because people get lost in the Bermuda Triangle. Don't put no drugs on me because I don't do anything on camera. >> Okay. >> And I don't want nobody injecting no drugs in me. >> And I don't want nobody injecting no drugs in my son. >> We're not doing >> We're not We're not We don't do drugs. Only thing I use is marijuana to calm me down. I don't want to go on no psychotropic drugs. I'm vegetarian and I'm trying to go to Never mind. I don't want to talk no more. Well, we have to >> I ain't got no man to protect me cuz the only man I got to protect me is locked up in jail. He's telling me to go to a home and it's okay. Whatever y'all got to do, I don't care. I can't even get a section A house or anything like that. Yeah, my bra's wet, my panties is wet because I came from the country and where I pay that extra. I went through Price Line order, but even though they >> Hey, let's get back in. >> Okay. >> All right. According to Florida statutes section 7 and 75.082, trespassing while another person is present on private property can be charged as a firstdegree misdemeanor and is punishable by up to one year in jail. The video ends with confirmation that she will be charged with two counts, trespassing and resisting arrest without violence. She will be taken through the next legal process, which will include identity verification, detention, and pending trial. Maybe next time she should bring her membership card and some common sense when she comes here. Hey guys, 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. >> I Well, why would I have to be arrested? Because I don't want to talk. That's not a crime. You're under arrest for child abuse on your daughter. >> I'll call my dad. >> Okay, I'm going to take care of that. I'm going to have you on speaker. Okay, stop. >> He went to school to pick up her child, but was taken away in handcuffs. >> Christina, do you want to go to jail for child abuse or do you want to tell us the truth right now? >> Physical injury saying that the little girl, your daughter, had a busted blood vessel in her eye and that she said that you had hit her in the face yesterday multiple times. >> Slap during homework time and the ending for a mother. A mother shows up at school like every other day, but this time she has no idea it will be a trip that changes her life. >> I'm I Why would I have to be arrested? Because I don't want to talk. That's not a That's not a crime. >> You're under arrest for child abuse on your daughter. >> That's what injury is saying that the little girl your daughter had a busted blood vessel in her eye and that she said that you had hit her in the face yesterday multiple times. A child recounts every slap, every tug on the collar, and the audience will shudder to learn what happens behind the door of the seemingly peaceful apartment. >> She kept on getting the answer wrong. >> All right. So, when she got the answers wrong, what happened? >> She just started getting >> So, show me how your mom hit her in the face. >> Just like that. >> All right. Do me a favor. Stop. All right. Show me your mom hitting her. How she hit her? >> How did your mom hit her? The front of her hand or the back of her hand? How she hit her? >> Did you hit her anywhere else? >> Like that? >> Not like this. >> Not like that. >> Okay. >> Hit her in the face too. >> Where in her face? >> Like that. Just like that. With open hand. Was it with a open hand or closed hand? >> Okay. >> How many times she smacked on the face? >> She definitely g the answer. That's how many times she smacked it on the face. >> So every time she got an answer wrong, it was a smack. >> She was stuck on one question. >> Mhm. >> And she kept on getting the answers wrong. >> Mhm. >> So, uh, if you keep on getting it wrong, I'm starting it. And she did and she kept on getting it wrong. And she did. And it was the same question she was getting wrong. >> Yes. >> So, how many times did you say she got the same question wrong? >> Probably like 20. >> So, you say your mom hit her 20 times in the face, >> I think. I think it was probably like she got in a corner and then when she got out the corner it was probably probably on you or how many times did you say you heard the smack >> probably like eight times but I can't tap that high. So I only have 10 fingers. >> You would hear it. You would actually hear the smack. >> Yeah. Like the pound thing. >> It was across the face right here. Right. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> When asked directly, "Did you hit your child?" The mother's reaction would have left even the police confused for a moment. >> That was before yesterday. >> Probably a long time ago or >> no, probably like one at the our old house and one in the apartment. >> How does mom punish you? What does she do to punish you? How does she go about punishing you? >> Guess the belt, starts whooping you. When she spanks you with the belt, where does she spank you? On your buttocks or on your back or your hands. >> But sometimes we put our hands on our butts. >> Yep. >> She still looks us with like she doesn't care. >> Mom does all the uh punishment. >> Yes. And then she tells us, "Don't touch our child. Don't touch the TV. Just go in your room and go to sleep." >> Do you love your mom? >> Yes, I love my mom. >> Are you scared of your mom? >> Yes. She is very strong. >> How do you know when your mom is upset? When she starts cursing, she starts to yell. Sometimes she starts crying. And I know when my mom still feels sad. I know my mom feels angry. And I know when she feels that >> explain to us what happened yesterday. >> I don't have to explain anything to anyone. >> Okay. Well, put your hands behind your back now. >> For what? You're under arrest. >> For what? What am I under arrest for? >> How? Who did I use? >> You don't want to talk to us? I'm I Well, why would I have to be arrested? Because I don't want to talk. That's not a Is that a crime? >> You're under arrest for child abuse on your daughter. And we have the >> Oh, my daughter for what? >> Statements and the and the photo proof from her injuries to her. >> Ma'am, all I'm trying to do is get my kids because I work from home. That's it. I didn't do anything. I didn't abuse anybody. >> Okay. So, there was al there was allegations that >> Okay, but the allegation shouldn't make me to go to jail. tell you. So, it came as a physical injury saying that the little girl, your daughter, had um a busted blood vessel in her eye and that she said that you had hit her in the face yesterday multiple times. I got statements from the kids saying that yes, this child got hit yesterday, but there was different statements of how she got hit in her face yesterday of how many times she got hit. >> Then all the denial began to collapse when the past of 2022 was suddenly revealed right in the middle of her trying to protect herself. my kids. >> So, I did remove these kids back from you in the past in 20 in 2022 for physical injury. It's the same reason why I >> 2022 >> when she got that hit on her AC. >> So, you remember I came out then. So, you don't have history. >> No, having history because you got because someone has said that I did something is different from having evidence. Now, I could hold Hold on. I could fall. Hold on. >> No, I'm the one that dropped her to school. cuz she said >> I'm the one that took a picture of them this morning before we left our house. I can show y'all my pictures that I have with my kids this morning. >> That was not there. >> You can blow it up. >> Even the child is saying that she didn't see this in her eye this morning. She said she didn't see it. It was when she came to school. A friend was like, "Hey, your eye is >> Okay, so if she had what about the mark on her face and her excuse me, okay, let's let's we're all adults here. I'm pretty sure you have children. I'm pretty sure you got children. If my daughter, the one that y'all saying is making I abuse is just told you and y'all just heard this from her that she didn't leave her house. Well, she has to look in the mirror cuz she brushes her teeth and brushes her face. >> She said she didn't. She said she did. >> Okay. Well, she say she did. She say she did. >> But she did say that you hit her in her in her face in her mouth. And your other son said the same thing. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm here to tell you I did not hit nobody in their mouth. I did not bust nobody's uh make a pink eye or a black eye. I didn't do any of that. I can show you. You >> discipline them kids at all. >> No, I don't. I do not. Because of this >> at school before the eyes of students and teachers. The moment of handcuffing was performed. Was this a cruel mother or a desperate mother? >> I heard. >> What's your home address? >> Now I come here and then I get that I abused my child. Like this is crazy. >> All right. You have any family members that these kids go with until um we can figure out a plan? >> Yeah, their auntie. This is not even necessary. >> How many How many um kids are here of hers? Two. >> Three. >> Three. >> Sir, please don't. Please don't arrest me for what, sir? >> So, we need to just make the kids come inside. Have somebody come pick >> what I'm going through because somebody said I did something that I didn't do. >> I've never been in jail >> and I didn't and I didn't get out. I didn't get out loud. >> No, because I'm wondering why am I being >> You're going to jail. You're going to jail because of the injuries to your daughter. >> I need to bring her out to my truck. >> We'll walk right out the front. I mean, that's the only way to go out. >> Yeah. >> Please don't do that to me. Please don't do that to me. >> Hang on one second. Let me see if there's another way. >> I'm so sorry. >> I didn't I didn't know that. I'm not I didn't do anything, ma'am. I swear I didn't do anything. This is crazy. Please don't do this to me. >> Based off the statements from your children and the injuries to your daughter, they they didn't happen at school. >> Ma'am, ma'am, going off what she said. >> Please listen to me. Can you please listen? >> I'm listening. >> You ran my name. I had no I've never ran your name. >> Okay. Well, ma'am, if you run my name, I have no criminal record. >> It's not about that. I don't I I've never had I've never never have injured any one of my children. >> The mother was arrested on charges of child abuse. Police confirmed that there was enough evidence to proceed with criminal proceedings. The children were transferred to relatives or child protection agencies for safety. Mother was questioned in the middle of the gym. Do you want to go to jail for child abuse or do you want to tell the truth right now? The question started a series of inconsistent statements that lasted for 17 minutes. >> Christina, do you want to go to jail for child abuse or do you want to tell us the truth right now? >> I'm I'll call my guy. >> Okay, I'm going to take care of that. I'm going to have you on speaker. Okay, stop. >> She claimed she only worked out for 15 minutes and took a shower, but the camera check-in revealed the truth. She was missing for nearly 2 hours. So, where is the mystery? >> See if I can't get >> Hi, how are you? Can you open the door for me? Mommy's coming out. She said open the door. Thank you, baby. It's okay. >> Okay, mom. Where is the mom? >> I don't know where the mom is. She's okay, though, right? >> Yeah. Are you able to call her like on a PA to the front? Christine, Christine, if you can come to the front, please. Did you ask her if you could come out? >> Yeah, I asked her if her name is Christine. She said, "Yeah." And I told her to come out and she said, "Okay." But she was just showering, so I don't know. >> Okay. >> Is my daughter okay? Well, let's talk over here. >> Okay. >> She's okay now that the car is open. >> Oh, I literally went in there for like 5 10 minutes. >> Okay. Well, other people have said otherwise. Okay. >> Even 5 10 minutes. That's fine. What if something happens to you in the gym? >> Very true. Oh my god, you scared me. I thought something happened to my daughter. That's all I cared about. I almost had >> If you cared about it, then you wouldn't leave her in a car off. >> Oh my god. I thought it was like 15, 20 minutes she was sleeping and I was going to come right back out. Jeez. Um, it's all in the car. I'll definitely make sure it doesn't happen again. >> So, what time did you get to the gym? >> I got here like 15 20 minutes ago. Like 20 30 minutes ago. I I went to the gym. I did my um my workout and then I went I showered and came right back out. >> A flat tire, absent friends, and a child sleeping in a car with the engine off. She made up all sorts of excuses, but the police only needed one question to expose them all. like, "All right, let me just quickly go here since you're sleeping and I'll come back." >> Let me ask you this, and I hate to be up front or out of line. Are you guys living under the car? >> No, not at all. I can actually show you a paycheck. >> Okay, >> I'm working. This is like a mistake. That's why I was scared. I'm like, let me run out. I can show you my paycheck. >> Okay, fine. >> I can literally pull it out and show. >> Is there like Can I see it on the computer? She said she's been in here for 15 minutes. >> 6 711 11. This is exactly the time. >> 2 hours. >> 2 hours. She said she's been here 15 minutes. >> Yeah. >> What was your name, ma'am? >> Christina. >> Christina, do you want to go to jail for child abuse or do you want to tell us the truth right now? >> I'm definitely telling you the truth. >> You checked in the gym at 7:27 this morning. >> Do you know what time it is now? >> If you asked us, I came back out. I went >> It's 9:00. You've been You've been here for almost 2 hours. >> She was still in the car >> for like 15 20 minutes. Yes. I That's true. >> Okay. But I can literally tell you I walked out. >> All right, let's go get your driver's license and uh we'll go from there. >> My daughter has never been harmed, hurt. >> Okay. Well, we don't know that. And this is our first encounter with you, so I find that hard to believe. >> Trust me. >> Well, I can't trust you because you said you've been there for 15 minutes and you've been in for there for 2 hours. >> 25? Like 25 15 at the gym like 5 10 minutes. >> The a passer by called in cuz they saw an juvenile in the back with the car off. So with the biggest issue, obviously Florida and everything else is one, you don't want to leave unattended for long at all, but also the car has to be on. Okay. >> All right. >> Do you have your ID? >> Yeah. >> But she's okay. She got no complaints. She was she's been great. Okay. >> All right. Gabby, feel better. We'll see you later. >> Thank you guys. I appreciate it. >> All right. No problem. >> And I'm so sorry. I know you guys hate me right now, but I promise it's an escape. >> In front of her daughter, the mother burst into tears and pleaded, "I will faint. I have never been arrested." But the truth was colder than tears >> of the situation. Okay. I had to reach out to my supervisor. Okay. And a detective. Okay. This meets the criteria for Yes. You to go to jail. Okay. So, do you mind calling your father to have him come pick up your child so we do not have to give her to DC? >> Can you tell me why? >> Because you left her unattended in the car with it off. >> But I literally I literally I went in there for like 25 30 minutes. >> Regardless, it could be 5 seconds. Can you guys literally like see the tire that blew out? Can you stop? >> The tire has nothing to do with this. Nothing to do with this. You understand that, right? >> That's the reason why that's the reason why we I stopped. >> I It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. You could be a crunch in Myar. You could be a crunch in Fort Lauderdale. You could be a crunch in in New York. It's the same thing. You understand that, right? >> Leaving your child unattended. >> The thing is I The thing is this is not something that happens to me. Like I've >> it happened today. I' I've always I've always been the type of person to make sure my daughter is well taken care of and I've >> So, do you want to call your father and have him come pick up your child? Let's go ahead and give him a call. >> It's going to take It's He's I don't care. >> I don't know how he's going to get there. Like, >> does he not have a car? >> He has a car, but he's he's like a senior. He's going to I don't know how he's going to make it to Crutch Fitness. He's a >> How old is he? >> My dad's about like 75 76. >> What other family members of close by? >> No. any other family member that's nearby here that I can call her that I can call like literally I swear somebody would believe like literally she just called me too. >> Give me your bag. >> Please >> go ahead and call dad. >> Is there any way like >> No, >> can I speak to him? And I'm like telling you guys that >> I can call my dad, but there's no way he's going to be able to come way down here. >> Put your phone on the on the roof. >> You want me to try to call him? Please don't do this. Can I? Okay, let me I'll call my dad. >> Okay, I'm going to take care of that. I'm going to have you on speaker. Okay, stop. Do not do that. >> Call my dad. >> Let me call my dad. Let me just let >> Okay, we'll call him in a little bit. Okay. Right now. >> No handcuffs today, but the police warned next time you'll be going to jail and child protection is coming knocking. >> No answer. >> Oh my goodness. I have my my friend. >> No family members. >> Oh my god. I don't know anyone else. Okay, >> you can try to call maybe my friend that that >> she's she's close of my dad. >> I just called him twice. He didn't answer. >> Tommy's fine. We're not going anywhere. Okay. We're just hanging out. All right. >> We can call a fire truck for you. It's not going to change anything, though. >> I think you might have to. I'm I'm really >> Your daughter's going to be here by herself with him >> cuz somebody You're not coming out. >> Please don't hurt her. >> You're not coming out of those. Why would we hurt her? Why would we hurt her? This is the example you're trying to set for your daughter right now. Like, we're the bad people. You're the one that left her unattended for 2 hours in a car. We are not the bad people here. All right? So, don't try to don't try to pin us to be that in front of her. >> She's going to jail right now for a child. Okay? >> She I don't know why, but she's having a hard time understanding the totality of the circumstances of what she did wrong. Okay? That's neither here nor there. Her story is just very very inconsistent of what's happened from yesterday until the moment we met her. Okay. I don't know what's going on. It's none of my business. My concern is her child. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um I appreciate you coming out here and taking custody of her child. Um let's see if she wants to talk to you. I'm sure she will. >> The whole reason your handcuffs has nothing to do with your tire being blown out. It has to do with your decision of leaving your kid in the car unattended. Does that make sense to you now? I'm so sorry. >> I did take a little bit of look at your record. You've had, you know, quite a few traffic infractions, but it's not a big deal, but some of them are not seat belting your child. Okay. Yes. I've seen all up and down the state of Florida. So, you got to make sure that you're making smart decisions for your your little girl cuz again, you're her mom, right? You're you're in charge of her. The rest of the students are going to check you out. Okay. Can I ask you what happened? Like, how do I come back to my daughter? Like, what do I want to happen? In Florida, child neglect that does not result in serious physical injury is considered a felony level three, which carries a sentence of up to five years in prison or 5 years probation and a maximum fine of $5,000. Christina was not immediately taken into custody, but was placed under the supervision of child protective services. Police stressed that leaving a child in a car with the engine off unattended, even for a few minutes, is against the law in Florida. If the incident recurs, or if there are signs of prolonged neglect, criminal charges could be brought. Jim to stay healthy. But forget about motherhood. Hopefully, next time she remembers to turn on the engine and turn on her consciousness. 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. >> What the you doing that? >> You said nothing. No, you're not. You break something >> on the ground now. >> So, when you put the $400 on the gift card, that's like stealing $400 from the cash register because you put it on the gift card. >> A card full of goods, but not all of it is paid for. >> You did not even call empty. I don't want to get here. I don't want to get here. [ __ ] right. >> Listen. For what? For what? >> Put your palms together like you're praying. >> All right. You want to put your palms together like you're praying. >> She denied, argued, and then was exposed on the spot. Right in the Walmart parking lot. A woman was stopped for her shopping cart, but instead of cooperating, she began arguing in a defiant manner. What really happened? What the did you do in there, son? You sitting up here. No, you're not. You break something >> on the ground now. >> You did not even call empty. I don't want to get in here. I don't want to get in here. [ __ ] right. >> Stop. Listen. >> For what? For what? >> She said nothing was wrong. Nothing had been taken. But when the police searched the bag and trolley, the truth began to emerge and a reaction sent things spiraling out of control. Come back inside the store for me. Bring your cart. Come back inside the store. >> Bring your cart. Bring your cart. Come back inside the store. I don't want to embarrass you in the parking lot. >> You're not going to embarrass. >> Bring your cart. Come back inside the store, please. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Coming inside the store. I am coming out cuz I don't know what you listen. What are you looking for? >> Ma'am, push the car inside the store. >> I'll put my card inside the store before I snap. >> Oh, wow. >> And keep walking back in towards the cash registers. >> Okay. >> I just did that and I just talked to the lady. >> Ma'am, listen. >> She just said I did it. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No, no, no. But I can tell you my So, let's stop right now. Okay. I'm stopping you for shoplifting. >> If you want to leave out of here, you going to change your attitude. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. If you want to leave out of here, you're going to change your attitude. Okay? >> If not, I'll just take you to the county cuz I really don't care. >> I don't go to jail. >> You don't cuz you can't tell you is I I don't go to jail. I don't have a record. But what I'm >> Right. But what I'm telling you is today you can make your way to the county. >> What did I make? >> Number one is this purse and also the clothes in this cart that you bagged up at the register. If you think I shoplifted my panties, they're $3. >> I I don't sit up there and all of it. That's why exactly I don't come here. >> A small touch turned into a violent struggle. The police asked her to sit down. She refused. And that's when everything exploded. >> Why do I not get to leave? >> Because you're being stopped. >> I don't I don't understand why this is so hard for you to understand. I have your wallet. >> Okay. Can I have my wallet? No, you can have Okay, you can keep that. I I'll get something because what I want to do, >> don't bump me, ma'am. Because I didn't I didn't do nothing >> to stop and have a seat. >> Okay. I am going to have to stop. I'm going take you to the ground because you're hurt. Stop. I'm take you to the ground. >> Sir, first of all, sir, I'm going to let you stop. I'm going take you to the ground. >> My pinky. That's all. >> I'm telling you right now, if you do not stop tensing up, I'm going to take you to the ground. >> I'll go sit down. >> No. Now you're going to get put in cuffs. >> For what? >> Stop tensing up. I'm gonna take you to the ground. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> This is something. >> You do not have to put me in cuffs. I will comply and go sit my >> turn around now >> and bump me again like that. And I'm I'm trying to get I'm >> I told you to stop. >> What the is you doing, son? You s No, you're not. >> You're not You're not going to turn over. You not going to sit up here and put me on my face and I'm aing woman. You break. You break something. >> On the ground now. On the ground now. >> On the ground now. >> On the ground. >> That's on my arm like that. >> On the ground now. >> Oh my god. >> On the ground now. >> Get off me. And I cannot breathe. >> You'll be able to in just a second. >> Off me. >> Give me your other arm. I'mma give you my other arm when you want something. Sir, get off me now. You don't lost your mind. What is your name? And you know my name will come out my mouth. >> Stand up. >> If I can if you wait. >> Stand up. >> Damn. Okay. Give me a second. >> You going to make me hit my >> 2268 West Palm start supervisor. Have a seat. Amid a barrage of accusations, screams, and requests to call relatives, the woman claimed to have been insulted and humiliated. But what made the police decide to use stronger measures? You can sit down. You can pose if you want to. Call your granddaughter or whoever you want, cuz I guarantee you, I ain't going to lose. >> Can you give me my stuff? >> No, I'm mad. I don't want to shop here no more. And I will speak to >> What you got in your mouth? >> Don't worry about it. teeth. >> Oh, that what that is. >> It's a flip. >> Like a bridge. A branch or something? >> Yeah, pretty much. >> Okay. >> What happened to your >> Don't worry about it. >> So, if I cut up and I act a fool, it's on you. >> No, it's on. >> It ain't on me because I act as politely to un loosen my cup. >> Your clothes are all right, man. >> To un loosen my How? What you mean? Um, >> do you see this? They're not my >> You see that it's eating me? >> I can't I can't see. >> You see that? I got red marks. >> No, I can't. I don't see it. >> Your shirt though. >> Okay. Because he slam me in my face. >> That's why he made my foot come out. >> What kind of medication? >> I'mma take no medication. What do you mean? >> You're not diagnosed with anything? >> No. >> Do I look like I'm diagnosed with anything because I'm a black woman? >> Your brother? >> He She is. And she's very pissed off. said that you're diagnosed with some kind of credentials or something like that. >> What do you mean? I have anxiety. >> I don't know. I'm just kind of >> I'm hyperventilating right now. >> I can tell you that for now. She don't have a problem. And just in case, pay for the purse. Why is it a big problem? That's you. You You're talking about something that's over. >> Finally, the sentence was passed. No prison, but not light either. She was forced to participate in a special program. Was that a fitting end to this behavior? the EMT at >> the parking lot. >> Okay. Where we're at where in the parking lot so I can go and show them this and I can show them that >> you want to go out this door. I can open this one up. >> Oh, I can open this one. >> Where my brother at? You can come through. I'm You can come through and I'm going to let them know that I am. Where they at? >> Call my brother now. Call my brother now, please. Because you didn't. You did not even call EMT. >> You did not even call MT. I don't want to get in here. I don't want to get in here. [ __ ] right. Listen. >> For what? For what? For what? No. Don't put no on me. Don't put nothing on me. And y'all hurting my hand. Stop grabbing on me. I get your hand off my neck. You better get my hand off my neck. Stupid. We're over there. Hey, >> you're not going to keep doing this from somebody. No, cuz y'all not respecting where the I said at Listen to me. >> No. No. >> If you don't stop, >> we are going to hobble your feet. >> No. No. No. You understand that? >> No. No. No. Tell them I want an MG right now. >> You are going to see the nurse at the jail. >> I don't want to see no nurse. >> Okay. >> I don't want to see no. >> The nurse has more training. The nurse has more training than a paramedic. >> No, they don't. Yes, they do. >> I'm a licensed. >> It is a registered nurse. Then you should know that a registered nurse has more training. >> It hurts. >> You got my whole You got my whole back. You could have put You could have put the handcuffs in the am. If you don't stop, we are going to hobble your feet. That means that we are going to take this cord and lock your feet together. >> The jail is 10 minutes away. You can sit back there for 10 minutes and go to the jail >> because y'all did this and then you're saying, "Oh, I resisted arrest." >> Why would you say that? >> Why would you say that? >> She was charged with theft and resisting an officer without violence, punishment pre-trial diversion program that includes 4-hour shoplifting prevention course, 4-hour anger management course, and a $100 fine. Next, a major chain of stores suddenly lost nearly $15,000. 0, but the thief wasn't a customer, but may have been wearing an employee uniform. >> So, when you put the $400 on the gift card, that's like stealing $400 from the cash register because you put it on the gift card. Put your palms together like you're praying. >> All right. You want to put your palms together like you're praying. Police entered the store and immediately asked the owner, "Do you want to fire her or do you want to prosecute?" >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How you doing? >> My name is Officer Damen Farolo. I'm with D Beach Police Department. This is Officer Swanson. He's my buddy. Um, the reason we're here today is because this is Russell. Do you know who Russell is? >> That's my boss. >> He's your boss. Okay. So, Russell has concerns that you have stolen from the store. >> What? >> Okay. So, before we talk about it at all, I'm just going to read you something. Okay. Um, this is real fast. I'm sure you've seen this like in the movies and stuff like that. Um, >> all right. So, I am required to warn you before you make any statement that you have the following constitutional rights. >> You have the right to remain silent and not answer any of my questions. Do you understand that? >> I what? You have the right to remain silent and not answer any of my questions. Do you understand that? >> My your question? >> Yeah. Like in other words, if I ask you questions, you don't have to answer. Okay. >> Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, that's one of your rights. That's your first, right? Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. Do you understand that >> statement? >> Yeah. In other words, like I can't have this gentleman shake the truth out of you. >> You you speak English, okay? Or do you need somebody in a new different language to help us out? Uh, I'm not speaking very well, but >> I speak English very well. >> Okay. What language would you prefer? >> Um, >> okay. You try to get old. Do we have >> I believe if you work in the store, >> you deal with people that are speaking English all day long. I believe that you understand these things that I'm telling you. If you need clarification on what I'm trying to say, I'll clarify it for you. I don't mind taking I I don't care if we spend the next half hour just talking about these things. I just want to make sure you understand your rights. >> The camera silently recorded everything and from that video, an unexpected action was revealed. $4000 disappeared with just one swipe of the card. >> Do you know what we saw in the video from Friday? This past Friday that la last Friday. Do you know what we saw? >> Friday. >> Four days ago. >> Yeah. >> Four days. Sunday, Saturday, Friday. >> So 5 days ago on Friday, the day before the weekend, >> he watched the video and do you know what we saw on the video? >> Do you know what we saw? >> Okay, I'm going to tell you what I saw. Okay, and then maybe you could tell me why. Okay, I saw you put $400 on a gift card that you then put into your purse. >> Friday. >> Friday. It's on video. You put $400 on a gift card and then you put the gift card in your purse, but you never put $400 in the drawer. So, when you put the $400 on the gift card, that's like stealing $400 from the cash register because you put it on the gift card. >> Um, it's um but I saw that um I Oh my god. I lost can't process it fast enough. >> She's she's trying to figure out what we want to hear. >> I don't want you to tell me what you think we want to hear. You're a smart girl. I can tell you're smart and I can tell you understanding. Okay? So, you don't have to think about a story. You don't have to try to convince me that you can't understand me. All we're trying to ask is listen, right? >> We're trying to figure out why you put $400 on a gift card. My next question is, who taught you to do that? >> Who taught you to go in the register and put $400 on a card and then take it? Some other employee here told you to do that, or did you figure it out on your own? >> The employee was confused, lost her voice, and tried to make excuses about not understanding English, but that did not help her escape the questioning. Okay. >> All right. So, this is what we're going to do. I'm going to be placing you under arrest. Okay? You're going to jail because of the crime. You're not really talking to us. So, if I can't really talk to you, I don't want to waste your time. I don't want to waste his time. I don't want to waste our time. So, I'm going to just put you under arrest because you're not talking to us. So, I'm going to have you put your hands behind your back. >> All right. >> But I don't know. >> But but I Well, we do know. You know, I know you know. >> So, I I tell you nobody. >> No, you tell You're not telling me anything. That's the thing. You're wasting my time. And if you waste my time, listen, I'm gonna >> I'm gonna be cool with you, but if you're wasting my time, I don't like when people waste my time, >> okay? But I know I make my mistake. >> Okay? >> I can't do >> the check. >> Well, the check. He's probably going to withhold your check anyways. He's definitely not going to be paying you your check. You know what? Let me let me just grab this. not being. >> But the thing is, you're going to go to jail right now because you're not cooperating. You're not helping us out. >> But I just got a proper in view with it open like this. You can see several gift cards. Just passing it. >> Do you understand the gift cards? >> It's this one. >> Huh? >> This one. from misdemeanor to criminal prosecution. Just a few hundred more and the whole thing would flip to a more serious charge. All right. Let me have you put your hands behind your back. All right. Come here. Put your palms together like you're praying. >> All right. You want to put your palms together like you're praying. All right. No. Come here. here. Face this way so it doesn't I'm trying not to be rough with you at all. I'm just trying to get these on the right way. Thank you. Good deal. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Have a seat in there. >> For me to be able to put additional charges on her. >> Yeah. >> You have to be able to show me that she took more. We most likely, the three of us know, >> yeah, >> that she most likely, this is an organized scheme to defraud that multiple multiple gift cards look like they were taken from you. Multiple gift cards probably have your money on them, >> but without proof because she didn't say anything. I can only charge her for the one right now. Like I said, I could put additional charges maybe pending and that we're going to do a further investigation and then hopefully uh you know, then you might be in touch with a detective or you might have me file the additional charges. But as of right now, unless you get me something in the next two hours, Yeah. >> she's gonna end up walking out the front door of my police department because it's a misdemeanor right now and she has a local address. >> Pursuant to S8120152FS, it is a crime to keep or use a gift card or card information without permission with the intent to appropriate property. The penalties are equivalent to the general theft provisions of S8 Underwell. 014. The severity may vary depending on the value of the property. She was charged with conspiracy to commit fraud. The court sentence her to 4 days in jail, 36 months of probation, 120 hours of community service in a theft prevention course. If she can prove the total amount exceeds $750, she will be charged with a felony and transferred to the county jail. A swipe of the card may bypass the system, but in the end, it costs you a figure eight bracelet and three years of probation. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? 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