What are you trying to do? >> Nothing. >> I don't have any grand. Stop right there. HEY, >> stop right there. I'M TAKING YOU. STOP RIGHT THERE. Coming down. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do not move. What this officer doesn't know is that there's another male suspect involved still roaming the store. >> I don't know exactly where I didn't take anything. You >> got him. Got him. >> Got four. Got one. Also possibly have another. >> Hey man, stop brother. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. Stop right there. Stop right there. Hey, >> stop right there. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. >> Are you kidding me? >> Get on your stomach. >> Help me. >> Get on your stomach. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm hurting you. I'm hurting. >> Get your >> Hey, man. >> Stay right there. >> Hey, man. >> Stay right there. >> Okay. Put your hand. >> What's going on? >> PUT YOUR HAND ON YOUR BACK. Don't [ __ ] do that. >> Well, get your hand. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Complicating matters even more, the first suspect is able to get away from security and flees the scene while the officer wrestles with this second suspect. >> Figure it out. >> Tell me what's going on. >> Turn around. I told you they pointed you out for possible shoplifting. When I came to talk to you, you resisted. You took our right away. >> Running right away. >> I saw someone running on. >> Yeah. Well, there's two in the stories fighting with. >> Oh, they had hookups on one. >> All right. Brother, >> when I tell you to stop, stop. >> Yeah. forward. That male is going to be wearing a blue jacket, possibly blue jeans. >> Do you know which way he is? >> He went that way at the front door. That's all. >> Oh, okay. >> So, security had the other guy. I don't know if he fell off, let go, but we had him in handcuffs. [Music] >> I think one of them may have been on that bike. Let's go. >> Some guys walking said one of them ditched the bike and took off. So one we caught him cuz he ran. Then they pointed out this one cuz he started coming to the back. Whatever. >> But you only got away with your handcuffs. Huh? >> One did. Yeah. >> Oh, he's still cuffed. >> Yeah. >> On the back. >> Yeah. >> Where's the other one at? >> We went down there. We didn't the >> All right. Let the other units know me still in handcuffs. Played Saffrono towards Rafina. Here's the bag that was his. I don't know if you don't get a scent. >> Watch your customer said that he went down Zephrano running. >> Okay. at least cuffed, dude. >> Okay, we'll get it. We'll get it. Let's go. Stop resisting. What do we do? Relax. So, have a seat. Stop resisting. Simple as that. You just keep fighting. >> Give us a break. We'll get those fixed. But get in for now. >> Let me grab a longer leash. >> Yeah. Let's check the Rafina. He said he went down to Rafina. >> Did you see a guy dump it? >> I I did not, but I was just clocking out when he when everything happened. There's foreign cop trying to fight two guys. They don't care if the police are here. They still steal. >> Crazy. >> Officers begin searching for the suspect with the help of a K9 unit. >> 304277. Just double checking any bike involved that we know of or negative. So, sounds like Yeah, it sounds like he went this way, huh? Seems like he's tracking fairly well. >> Excuse me. I see a guy running in a handcuff over here. We were looking. We haven't seen at all. >> Okay. Appreciate it. >> Yeah. I'm sure he's he's gone by now. >> Yeah, dude. I mean, I think we locked it down. Okay. But it sounds like this all unfolded pretty fast. >> Yeah. >> Just an hour later, reports came in of a man in handcuffs in a trailer park. >> Did he leave stuff behind? >> No. He said that he uh he had bolt cutters in his hand or like wire cutters and he was trying to cut them off. >> Oh, okay. >> But he said he just left. He's got to be right here somewhere. >> Okay. Homeowner saying he within seconds from us arriving that he left. What was he wearing? >> He just had a jacket and and he's handcuffed, but he had like cutters. >> The handcuffs are still in his back. >> What the >> Okay. >> He can't cut him. >> No, no, no, no. He's saying the handcuffs were still to the rear. Got to pay police for me with the canine. If you're in the air, make self known. Be nice to my dog. You'll get bit of the canine in the area. >> I'm going to stay back here. >> After hours of searching for the suspect, police were unable to locate him. However, on August 21st, 2023, 6 months after the initial incident, the suspect named Marvin, along with another female, were spotted in the area. Due to Marvin being possibly armed and dangerous, the Santa Fe Police Department SWAT team along with detectives were tasked with locating Marvin. At 4:01 in the evening, SWAT operators located Marvin and the female next to a food truck. We've obtained the body cam footage from the SWAT team from this incident. >> Oh, he's running. >> Where is he? >> He's right there. Go get him, sir. Go get him. Watch his hands. >> Let me see your head. Give me that. Huh? Get your hand. Give us your hand. Good job, BRO. GET HIS LEG. GET HIS LEG. Get >> I got this. I got >> I got move. Move. Move. Move. >> We got his ass. Pat him. Pat him right away. Pat him right away. Pull >> on your back. Marvin had four active warrants at the time of his arrest for possession of controlled substance, resisting unlawful taking of a motor vehicle, and aggravated assault on a peace officer. He was given an additional resisting obstructing charge for fleeing from the SWAT team along with a shoplifting and another resisting charge for the incident that occurred at Lowe's. The other suspect had two warrants for failure to appear to court stemming from previous possession of controlled substance charges. For this incident, he was additionally charged with shoplifting, resisting, and another possession of controlled substance charge due to officers finding fentinel pills, meth, and heroin on his person. While they're both innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law, this next suspect was seen stealing a camouflage jacket from Walmart and got away. However, things take a turn when officers are called to a Speedway gas station later that evening for the same suspect. >> This guy that came in, he is trespassing the store and he just shot this dude. Okay. This is his name. >> This one. >> He went towards this way and he's wearing like a heavy duty camouflage jacket. He's got tattoos right here. >> You want to pursue charges? >> Yes. What did he take? >> He took um coffee and he was over here with the pastries and where the sandwiches are. >> For sure he took coffee. You're not sure if he took pastries or >> And he took coffee. >> After searching the area, the officer finds the suspect. Can I talk to you real quick? What's up? >> So, the reason I'm stopping out with you is because they called from the Speedway gas station. Said you took some merchandise. That's >> nothing, bro. I was just from Sprouts. >> That's the reason for the stop. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> So, I'm just letting you know why I'm taking out with you. Okay. >> All right. >> So, I want to talk to you about that, but I'm going to read you your rights real quick. All right. >> Why? I'm under arrest. >> Like, no. You're as of right now, I'm going to read you your right just because I'm I'm I'm questioning you about what they're they said happened. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand these rights? >> All right. Okay. With your rights in mind, you want to talk to me? >> Okay. So, they they said you took coffee and some pastries. >> No, my my coffee is mine. All this stuff is mine. I have it in my bag. Everything. I have a jar of coffee. I have a thing of folders. All I went and did is got hot water and use a microwave. >> Hot water from the next to the coffee station. They might have thought you took a coffee. >> Yeah, I steal a coffee. Well, I can show you my stuff. It's my stuff. Would you mind showing me what's in your backpack? >> Yep. >> Mine. Mine. All my hygiene. >> Okay. And And uh what about your What are those cupcakes? >> Yeah. What about them? >> Where are those from? >> No, those are mine. I've had everything I have in my bag is mine. >> Okay. >> I do I go in there all the time and use the microwave and drink coffee. >> Let me just get your information real quick. >> All this stuff is a matter of fact, I'd rather go to jail. What's your cold out here? Cops? Are you serious? Hey, bro. Do me a favor. Take out your your backpack and take off that jacket. >> No, I'm not going to take off here. Just search me, bro. >> Huh? >> I'm not taking [ __ ] If I'm, bro, >> you mean don't be dumb. It's my jacket. >> Stop. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, they're [ __ ] Give me my jacket. >> You're going to GET TASED. >> BRING MY MOTHER jacket then. >> I don't give a, bro. Give me my jacket then. >> This the last time I'm going to tell you. Relax. Relax. HE BE MY [ __ ] JACKET. MY FOOD. I'm [ __ ] hungry, mother. >> Bring me MY [ __ ] JACKET OFF. >> Right there. There. There. Back there. Right there. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Okay. Scissors. Scissors. You okay, dude? >> Yeah. She caught me. >> He ced you. >> You got me. >> Oh, I got I'm sorry, dude. I gave you the park. >> No, the the wire. >> Did I get you, too? >> Yeah, my right hand. >> All right, we're going to roll you over and sit you up, right, man? >> Man, I needed that, bro. How did you guys know I need that? >> Are you good? >> Yeah. >> You need medical attention? >> No. Uhuh. >> All right, we're going to get something to check out. All right. >> I'm good, bro. >> That's what I needed. >> Shut up. Sorry about that. >> All that for a jacket, dude? Really? >> No, it's not for the jacket. >> No, it was for his jacket. >> That's all it was. So now you now you're getting arrested. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm I I would rather you be arrested, man. It's too freaking cold out here. 933. Is that you? You good? >> Yeah, we just got covered in >> coming down right here. >> Chipotle. I don't even know where it is. >> Did you come his backpack, bro? >> Yeah. >> Sir, I don't see I don't see where it hit you specifically. Where do you think it hit you? >> It takes me right in the ass. Right in the [ __ ] Can you ring this up and give me a receipt for it, please? >> Is he always this, Violet? >> Yeah. Very. Was he wrestling with you guys and stuff? >> Yeah, we got ravioli all over us. Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. Appreciate. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> This suspect was charged with shoplifting, resisting, obstructing, and criminal trespass. He is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> What would you say if I told you that in America, 98 out of every 100 shoplifterss never get arrested? That's not a loophole. It's a culture. And when you start normalizing theft at that scale, it doesn't just stay inside the walls of the store. It comes into the streets, at the gas stations, and the very corners where officers are forced to deal with it. The real danger isn't the theft itself, it's the attitude behind it. Because when these suspects refuse to let go of stolen property, that's a direct challenge to authority. Let me tell you, these shoplifting calls can flip on a dime. And the part most people miss is these small dollar thefts are often just practice runs. Criminals push boundaries with low value items, testing how far they can go, how quickly cops react, and what the consequences are. When they get away with it, or even when they resist and make it messy, like the idiots in these videos, ifuse their confidence to go harder next time, because petty theft today is often organized retail crime tomorrow. And remember, when cops stop a shoplifter, they're not just dealing with a missing jacket or a stolen coffee. They might be standing in front of a killer who knows they want it. When an officer is forced to step in, it's not about merchandise. It's about drawing a line in a world where that line is fading really fast. And ignore it long enough, and the cost won't be just jackets or coffee. It'll be trust in the very idea of law itself. Think about it. If theft becomes normal, then law becomes optional.