where other >> definitely a possibility. >> See the belly ring? >> Turn around and face me. >> You want to turn around face this way? If you want to hold the shirt up a little bit the belly button. >> Oh yeah. >> On October 1st, 2023, an officer noticed a woman wearing the exact same clothing from a be on the lookout photo. It was from a recent theft from Walmart. When he got out with her, she tried her best to play dumb, but once he showed her and her boyfriend the photo, it was hard to deny. >> Yeah. Yeah. Let me holl at you for a second. >> Yeah. You >> right. >> Oh, what's your name? >> My name? >> Yeah. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> It's in the house. >> You said it's in the house. Okay. The reason I was getting out with you is because you looked exactly like a person that an officer wanted to talk to. >> No. >> Hang on. >> Absolutely not. >> Let me pull the picture up again. >> Yeah. Uh, let's take a look. See 71 center >> 2371. >> Out with the one that spell your first name again. >> Spell it. >> T R O M I Y A H. >> Y Ah. And then what's your birthday? >> 12. I mean September >> 2000. And then which social security number? >> I don't even have my social security card under there. 71 central name and date of birth when you're ready. >> Go ahead. >> Tango Romeo. >> Yeah. So, like I said, the officer uh wanted to talk to you. That's why I'm getting out. Where are you coming from? >> My um my house. >> Your house. Where do you stay at? >> Where? My grandma's house. >> You said your grandma's house. >> Over here. Yeah. >> You got a picture of her? 21. If you're in the area, you want to come get out with me? >> I don't know. >> Said you don't know your social security number? >> No. >> Waiting for a picture right now. >> Am I in trouble? What's going on? >> Like I said, I think you're a person an officer needed to get out with. So, waiting to see if I could get a picture back with your name or birthday. Where's your address at? >> My address? >> Yeah. Yeah. Where you stay? >> It's in Athens Gardens. >> Where in Athens Gardens? >> Apartment. >> What apartment? >> That's not my address. That's not where I stay. >> Where do you see it? >> I stay over here in these apartments. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Clear. Do me a favor. Come sit on my push bumper real quick. I'm about to go look at my computer. Come have a seat right there at the bumper. >> Have a seat. I don't understand whatever >> I don't know. They say they got questioning me about something. I don't know. I don't know. I'm trying to figure out what the hell going on. >> All right. Hang on. Oh yeah, they hurt. >> See the driver's license photo. >> I I didn't look it up by the 63. Uh, Franco. >> Also, is that the same jacket? Looks like same jacket. >> Same jacket. >> Same jacket. Look at the shorts, too. I don't think other >> definitely a possibility. >> See the belly ring? >> Turn around and face me. >> You want to turn around face this way if you want to >> the shirt up a little bit. >> Show the belly button. >> Oh yeah. Same same belly button. >> It's perfect match, isn't it? >> I'll see if Alson wants to. >> I'm about to give him a phone call. >> You got >> Well, we're going to ask the detective if he wants us to talk to you or if he wants to talk to you himself. >> Okay. >> We have a picture. They were wanting to identify you for something and we've done that. So we they may just want us to write it up and we'll get you on your way. >> You see that? >> The one that I told you I sent. >> I just texted it to you. >> I'm looking right at her in the face. >> Oh, her. >> Yeah. The the >> the shoplifting thing. Is that uh is that something that you guys needed to talk to her about or simple? All right, I figured out how to ask. >> No, go ahead. 1095. All right, do me a favor. Put your hands on your back for me, please. >> Why am I one? >> Well, we'll show you as soon as you get your handcuff. He wants 1095. When did that happen? >> Handcuffs? No, that's something different. So, right now, going to be placed under arrest for given a false name. You're wearing the exact same clothing as Armani shoplifted from the Walmart >> just a few days ago. You also >> Oh, this is Armani. >> You have warrants for your arrest. >> Oh man, >> why'd you give me uh that name? >> It doesn't even look like you. >> Yeah, >> it doesn't even look like you at all. >> What's funny is I didn't want to say anything, but I was thinking that don't look like her. Is that your sister friend? Like who is it? >> Think she's reserving her right. >> Get my stuff. Okay. >> She going to the pokey. >> You can come grab a crap if you want to. >> No. No. Bombs explosive from RPGs on >> right. >> See if we can uh You don't have number D. >> Emily at Walmart. Uh, >> let's see if she's marred in your birth place. >> I think I do, actually. >> Let me look through her bag and I'll give it to you. >> So, how long be light up? >> Well, you have warrants for your arrest. But >> where? Like where? >> Oh, >> she has warrants for shoplifting and she just gave a false name. Oh, well, you're going to have to wait a second cuz she got some illegal property in here. >> Okay. >> Just wait over there and we'll give you the rest of it. Okay. >> She got, you know, for shoplifting. >> Yeah. >> You have a couple of different warrants. I've been looking for you for a while now. Uh, >> as far as the shoplift, I'm about to go take a look. That was a recent. If you want to sit by first and just slide all the way back in. >> All right, watch it. Watch your knee. >> You might want to look back. >> Oh, there's at least a pipe in there. >> We know the reason for shoplifting now. >> She got chop. >> She got shoplifting. They got her on camera. She's still wearing the same jacket, same shorts, but >> same belly button ring. >> Didn't change a thing. >> Didn't change damn thing. >> What's she What's she >> I don't know that be careful, man. >> I'm sorry. This is in this area. I got to turn this way. >> Some [ __ ] you guys going to damn do, man. >> Right. >> Get a job, man. >> Well, you know what's funny is I say it all the time because Walmart has really good cameras. >> Yeah. And everybody keeps stealing from there and it's like word's got to be out. You know what I'm saying? >> Where's your phone? Let me show them that picture. Just >> It's in my pocket. It's >> locked. Swipe up. >> There you go. >> Okay. Oh, it's your face. >> Look at that. Come here. >> That's good. He said, he said, "Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> You really can't beat it. >> You can't beat it." We're going to give you this soft drink stuff. You can take it with you. All right. >> Check that she's fine with her taking the change. >> You fine with him taking your uh property? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Guess you want the cell phone to go to? >> You want the cell phone to go with him or you want to go with you? >> I'm going keep my phone. >> You want to keep the the coins you got in here, too? >> You want the change or have him have it? >> No. >> All right. >> So, like if do I What kind of warrant do I have? >> Shoplifting from this incident right here. You got a couple different warrants, too. I go back and double check. You've been wanted for months now. I've been looking for you for months. >> Okay. So, what what is the warrant? >> Let me shut this door. I'll roll the window down. All right. >> We're going to let you know what you need. >> What you need? What you need? >> He's going to tell you in just a second. Chill. Chill. Chill. >> Just a second. Take a couple deep breaths. >> You do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford attorney, won't be appointed to represent you for any question if you so wish. If you decide to talk, you can change your mind any time. And you can also ask a lawyer anytime. Do you understand those rights I've explained to you? >> Having those rights of mind, do you wish to talk about any case you have open to going at this time? >> No. Okay. All right. What' you drop? >> Cut straw. That's okay. >> Well, she don't want to talk about no cases. So, >> yeah, I do want to talk about cases. >> Oh, you do? Okay. >> What case do I have? >> All right. Well, see her face again. >> Yeah. Swipe up. >> Oh, >> swipe up there. Yeah. There you go. >> You remember? You remember being at Walmart this day? >> Okay. Yeah. >> Yeah. You remember? >> Me for stealing this. >> Yeah. What'd you take that day? >> Fads and stuff. >> Pants pads and stuff. >> What'd you do that for? >> Cuz I didn't have nothing. >> Okay. You know it's illegal to shoplift, right? Have you ever been convicted of shoplifting before? Okay. How many times you think >> Okay. >> All right. >> They identified her. I just got >> Oh, I know. I just silos. >> She's saying she had stole it that day. So, >> so what? >> He's going to tell you what other warrants you got right now. >> Let me see all of it. >> You had quite a few. >> We caught a shoplifting suspect from a few days ago. Armani, you want to borrow? >> Okay. Let me put you on speaker phone real quick. >> Hey, Armani. This is my friend from Walmart. She's got a few things to tell you. Hey, this is Emily from Walmart. I'm loss prevention. So, we are going to borrow you from the property for 2 years. That's this whole parking lot. >> Okay. >> 4375 Lexington Road. All right. >> We don't want to see you back. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Of course. >> Okay. Where is this? >> All right. You got warrants for felony shoplifting out of Okone County or probation violation actually uh out of Okone County. A bench warrant out of Gwynette County for probation violation. You have Is this probation violation as well? Yep. Probation violation out of Clark County. >> Yes. Is that what this is? Oh my gosh. You got quite a few. Uh no, you have one for theft by deception and then a probation violation and then another felony probation violation >> and then some other stuff. Why? Why are you missing? >> And now they know who you are. They might take one out for that shoplifting incident. And there must be another felony. >> You're missing, too. Why? Why is she missing? She's not missing. >> Dang it. >> Dang. I got to do a missing person report, too. Go ahead, Army. >> I don't know. So, how long you going to be locked up? >> Well, we don't really know that because one, with the probation violations, they're most likely going to put a probation hold on you. You're going to have other charges. And then once you clear up with Clark County, you're going to apparently have to go to I would imagine first Okone County. Once you clear up with Okone County, then you're going to have to go to Gett County. So, unfortunately, you're going to be in there a while. >> Stop with the drugs. >> Drugs are banned. Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, so there was a guy, I'll let you know. We came out here one day for something else that had like sex crime once out here like >> third rager sex offend or something. We need to get that one day when I think about it. I don't know who he was though. Like it was my >> No. Is it very serious like all my felonies? >> You have a lot of felonies. >> But like I said, it depends on how long it's going to take. Depends on how fast they get you through the process. Probably going to set a while. That's just the reality. >> 71 center. >> But we don't know ultimately. >> I'm showing that she's also missing. If you can call back her mom and tell her that she's fine, that would be great. Still trying to figure out who took this missing person report. Very dumb if you ask me. All right, let me get her down to the jail. I appreciate it. >> So, sir, how many how many wars do I have? >> A lot. I can't really go through and count. That'll take me all day. You got to stop. You're too young for for having all these warmths. You're literally 22. Give that a break. >> Oh, I meant to tell you your mom called and reported you missing. We gave her a phone call and let her know where you were. Where you stay with your mom over. Either way, she was concerned about you. So, you might want to see if you can hang with her after you have this all taken care of. You don't need to be out there on Second Street anymore. What's up, J? >> What's up, man? >> How you doing? Put a little away, baby. >> What's up, huh? >> The suspect was booked for giving false information to law enforcement. Her bond was set to $10. On August 30th, 2024, the charge was resolved through a guilty plea. The suspect was sentenced to serve 48 days of confinement.