Bring it. >> Stop. STOP. STOP. LET GO OF ME. >> I'M done with this. I'M DONE. >> LET GO OF ME. >> ANYTHING IN THE BOX? >> NO, it's empty. >> Have to look. >> That is not empty. >> Oh, >> don't don't go nowhere, ma'am. Stop. Stop. >> Shoplifting isn't just illegal. It's totally stupid. But when thieves get caught, they act entitled, careless, and convinced they'd get away with it. Just like one woman who thought she could steal thousands until the cops arrived. >> Nope. Sit down, friend. Can I put my paper in the mother? [screaming and groaning] >> On the 28th of February, 2025, the cops were called to a Walmart store. Allegedly, a woman there named Kelsey tried to steal almost $4,000 worth of goods. When the officers arrived, she did everything she could to dodge the consequences, including falsely accusing the cops of abuse. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> They didn't tell me they told me I was speaking with them about the reaction. I guess it needs to be detailed as well. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm working in detail today specifically for shoplifting, retail thefts and whatnot. So, I'm going to get your information and we're going to go in there. Okay. >> All right. >> 2012 go with my [ __ ] friend right in the wheelchair. >> Say that again. >> I get to go with my crippled friend that's in the wheelchair. Right. >> Well, let's get your name and information first. So, go ahead, take a seat for me. >> When she was asked for ID, she did something surprisingly rare and actually handed it over. No excuses, no lies, simply compliance. And if you're caught red-handed, that's usually the smartest move. Meanwhile, the employees explain what they'd seen the woman take. >> We saw what we thought to be concealment and electronics, but we didn't have confirmation on it. We saw concealment again and pets. Didn't have confirmation. Couldn't see the product actually entering the bag. Uh, so we followed her up to the top, please. >> Whenever she got to the SC, we watched her scan a few items and then put everything else into bags uh without ringing it up. once she exited her last point of sale. So, we made the stop and then uh we just filtered through the receipts that she did have for the stuff uh that we watched her just put directly in the bag and pull it off shelf put in the bag and uh they're getting the training receipt right now from it. >> Okay. >> At that point, the employees still had to pull the receipts and calculate the total value of the items. They estimated the amount was over $300. Still though, instead of taking any accountability, Kelsey continued giving them excuses. Do you live here in Carbondale, Kelsey? >> Because the machine that I rang most of my stuff up with, they said that it wasn't cash, that it was card. So, by the time we went back over there, whenever she did that, I didn't have time [music] to ring up anything else in my cart. >> But you had eight items on your receipt and you had way over more eight items. So, you should have known. >> And I and I could have, >> but you didn't. >> If I could have done it with No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, ma'am. Let me talk. No, you're going to stand up and let me talk. Turn around. Turn around. >> Am I going? We need to talk and figure some stuff out, but you're not going to talk over us right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, they have video of everything, so that'll make it easy. >> Kelsey's excuses made very little sense. On the receipt she had, only eight items had been rung up. And since there were far more items in her possession, it was all the cops needed. The officer estimated she'd stolen about $500 worth of goods, which amounted to a felony. >> You will be going back to the police station with me. Okay. And then after the police station where probably the jail >> for the weekend most likely. Yeah. This is a felony arrest. >> I But I don't have any of my medication or anything. >> Okay. I'll notify the jail. Do you have EpiPen? Is that correct? >> No, it's not Epipen. I take like 30 minutes. >> Well, whoever you live with or there's someone you can call to go to your house. They can always bring medication up to the jail. >> Okay. I got to talk to my I've got to talk to my friend >> who is paralyzed. He's going about to be the one to go to my house. >> Okay. Well, we'll get in contact with. >> Yes. So, what made this all of a sudden me being in jail all weekend? Because this is a felony. >> Kelsey really didn't seem phased about being arrested. And what really upset her was the thought of spending her weekend behind bars. So, it wasn't the charges or the consequences. It was the inconvenience of her plans being ruined. It seems she really didn't have her priorities straight. >> Nope. Sit down, friend. Can I put my paper? Mother, you just broke my thumb. All right. >> What did you want to put in there? >> My receipt. You just broke my thumb. >> I already up. >> Do you not understand how bad I have seizures and congestive belly? You don't. >> Because when you put me in there, you don't give me the medications. None of them do. >> By how she reacted about her thumb and how she randomly brought up her health conditions. It wouldn't be surprising at this point if she acted like she was sick or tried to frame the cops for mistreatment. After all, for troublemakers like Kelsey, it's a pretty common tactic. >> All right, Kelsey, we're going to go out to my car. My partner just showed up and so he'll come in and take this wheel out to the door. >> I need to talk to him. >> I'm just going to take your bag. >> I need to talk to him about my medicine. >> Okay, get your medicine. >> No, you guys don't in Murphy'sboro. Then you don't ever give it to me and then I seize for nothing but an hour a week straight. >> Can you tell me that guy's name again? >> What guy? The guy that you that was waiting on you. >> Jim. >> Jim? >> Yes. >> What's Jim wearing today? >> He's in a wheelchair. >> After doing a little more digging, the cops discovered that the man she'd been with, Jim, had been previously trespassed from the store for stealing. In addition, he'd also just gotten out of jail himself. The cops also learned that during previous incidents, Kelsey had stolen about $4,000 worth of goods from Walmart. >> That guy that was with her, he also has prior to Walmart. He also was posted. I mean, he was moved. >> Do you want me to try to find him? >> He's at He was at a service desk. >> Do you want me to try to find him to offload this stuff so >> or is this going to jail? Um, this I don't really care about this going to jail. She keeps complaining she has medication and the gym needs to get the medication. So, I'm wondering if this gym guy, if you wouldn't mind asking him. He has access to her house and so >> you can take the gym. >> Yeah, exactly. He drop off. >> Perfect. >> Cool. >> If we hurry, am I able to get in front of the judge today? No, you can't see the judge today, but you'll be able to see them Monday >> at 1:30 >> or at 9:00 a.m. >> I don't know what time roll call is, but or jail call, but I think it's sometime in the morning. I knew as soon as they said to walk this way that they were going to find some way to lock me up the weekend. It didn't matter what was paid for, what was not. They were going to find some way to wake to um lock me up the weekend. From the way Kelsey talked, it was not her first runin with the law. She began rattling off the details of a judge's schedule like it was just common knowledge. And once they arrived at the jail house, it was clear she wasn't done with her theatrics. >> Stay stand up. >> I'm going to have a heart attack. I'm hanging my nitro stuff out of my purse. >> Okay. >> Is hurting really, really bad. That's the reason why I sat down. >> Okay, then you tell me that. Okay. Going to read your rights. Kelsey, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say for >> Can you get EMS in route to processing for a possible seizure? Kelsey, you awake. Here you go. Why don't you sit up for me? Okay. Blue. Blue. Don't stop it by itself. >> Okay. We're going to wait for EMS to get here. Okay, they'll come check you out. Anyways, as I was saying, you have the right to remain silent. >> The officer wasn't being fooled by Kelsey's drama routine, but EMS was called regardless to check on her. Then later, as she was being fingerprinted, Kelsey explained her side of the story. Like much of what she'd said up to this point, it didn't make a whole lot of sense. >> So, you're saying Jim is the one that was like, "Hey, I already paid for this stuff." And kind of like set you up. >> Yeah. Do you mind telling me why you didn't tell us that in the first place? Cuz I think before you said the machine wasn't working. >> Well, the machine wasn't working and I had to go um uh the for the cash it wasn't working and I had to go over to um the lady and I expected that he was going to be there. to at least do damage control or at least pay or at least say we're going to put this stuff back or whatever. >> After running her name through the database, the cops found out she had 17 prior charges for forgery. When asked about it, she gave a bizarre explanation, claiming she'd once been cellmates with a man who'd given her phony paperwork to fill out. On top of those charges, she was also charged with felony shoplifting. On May 29th, 2025, Kimberly Mullahan, a 43-year-old, was caught stealing $1,000 worth of merchandise from TJ Maxx. By the time the cops arrived, she'd slipped into an Aldi store while her male accomplice Thomas waited outside. The cops first zeroed in on Thomas. >> Hello. >> Is this Aldi's? >> I was. >> Okay. >> I wasn't in Aldies. I was just standing outside. Okay. There's a couple females with you that was at Aldi's. >> There was a female with me that went I don't think she went into Aldi's, but uh I was I'm on the phone. I I wasn't paying attention, man. >> Okay. We're in a red sweater. >> Um yeah, she's in a red sweater. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Well, the Aldi's called us about uh stealing in Aldi's. >> I have no idea about that, bro. >> Okay. Do you have anything from Aldi's in your backpack? >> You have any groceries in there from Aldi's? >> I do not. You >> do not? Okay. Um do you have an ID on you? I don't, but I'll give you my name and my social security number. Okay. >> Thomas insisted that he hadn't taken anything. Even so, the officer explained to the man that most likely Aldi would still be barring him from the store. He'd been with Kimberly, who'd been stealing from the store, so there was guilt by association. >> What's the girl name? >> Uh, I think her name is uh either Leah or Kim. >> She goes by a couple different names. >> Big difference. >> I know, but she goes by a couple different names. >> What do you call her? >> I call her Kim. You call her Kim. >> Okay. She's got to be around here somewhere. >> I mean, I'm sure she should call her when we wanted the story, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. She's around here somewhere. Here we go. >> Come on down here. It's Mahan. How's it going? Good. >> Good. Huh? >> Better. >> Yeah. Uh, stuff from Aldi's. >> I already I ran out trying to catch the bus. I already handed it back to them. >> Already? What? >> You get back in there to them. You can get it back to them. >> Okay. Cuz they didn't tell me you give it back to them. >> I did. I went straight back in there and gave it back to them. >> Okay. I'm not saying you're not on the phone. >> When Kimberly was asked if she had any groceries in her bag, she quickly denied it. But eventually, she admitted to the cops she'd taken some meat items, honey buns, as well as Oreos. But she also insisted she'd taken them back to the store right away, which clearly was a claim the cops could easily verify. >> I believe they just want both of you barred. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. The bus ran. I didn't know they was going to let us in there because he had what he had. You know what I mean? You know, >> yeah. >> Knife and a hatchet. >> Spear. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. But I took a put up like I was like >> I took a straight back in there around. Will you wait here with her for a second and I'm going to go run into Aldi. >> The cops search for them both in the police database trying to see if they had active warrants. Typically, warrants are issued when a person fails to appear in court, violates probation, or commits various other offenses. >> All right, man. Drop your stuff. You have a warrant for your arrest. She got one out of out of pickup, too. Okay. Shoot one, Jackson. There you have one. I didn't know you even had one. When did that come out? >> Right there. >> No, I mean like Wonder Winter War came out. I usually I'm usually up on that list. >> Yeah, always on that list. >> Maybe come out today or something. >> The cops discovered that back in February, 3 months earlier, Kelsey had been served a warrant for a probation violation. That being said, she was already on thin ice with the courts. Violating probation is serious enough on its own, and adding an additional theft charge only made things worse. >> You guys still miss anything or she give the stuff back or what? >> No. >> Yes. What? You give it back or? >> Yeah, she gave it back. >> Okay. All right. She's arrested anyway. So, she had a warrant. Um, you guys want both of them trespass or one of them or you didn't like give me a fake name this time, although I knew you had because I'm pretty sure you done that to me once before. >> That's how I remembered. Yeah. I don't remember what you gave me last time. Magnets. The hell are these things? >> Little magnets. >> Do we need >> Tommy's now? >> Tommy said he didn't even know you. >> Well, I mean, he told me your name told me your name was Cam. And I was thinking like Cam, Cam, Cam. I see you walk out. >> Yeah. But now he told me he didn't know you. I don't even know her like that. >> So he So he does know you like that. Is that what you're saying? >> Yeah. Clearly, she wasn't a stranger to law enforcement. In fact, she'd been in trouble so many times before, one of the cops recognized her from a previous arrest. The cops then searched her bags for stolen goods, and to no one's surprise, there was quite a lot. >> There's cellular device. Um, let's see here. What is this 4 in one stylus pen? >> Just put all put all I'm just put everything in this bag and then I'll >> You're going to go to like pockets or something. You go through that. >> Well, I could brand new one. Let's make sure, you know, nothing's going to blow up in here. >> Probably get rid of the chips, too. >> All the Doritos. >> Some clothing. If you want to dive into that or not. >> No. >> Some Gabes clothing. >> Gabes, >> you know, got the the tags on it. Got some shoes. Let's see. >> Tommy Hilfiger. Let's see here. Probably. Yeah, probably either that or like one of these stores here. >> Popping tags. >> As things turned out, she hadn't just stolen from Aldi, but from high-end clothing stores as well. She'd accumulated a massive pile of stolen goods. The cops tried to find out where she'd taken the stolen items from so they could be taken back to each store. >> Huh? I bought it half price off somebody. >> Oh, you did buy it >> off of a person. >> Off another person. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All got tags and stuff on it. You know what I mean? >> Cuz I don't have anything on. People keep stealing everything. >> Yeah. Lots of sunglasses, too. >> Sunglasses. >> How much it cost for all this stuff? I'll do 125. >> Huh. Probably a fair to be a little bit more than that. >> Half price. >> How much the bag cost or I guess bags? >> They're half price. >> That wasn't the question. >> I don't know. Half I don't know what it is. What? So it' be 250. >> Huh? >> Hell, this one's just $7.99. Doesn't It's not on sale. >> No, she bought it on sale from somebody else. >> Oh, scratchy. It's a scrunchie. >> Somebody else had it and she bought them. Somebody else stole them and she bought them from that >> foot. TJ Maxx. >> TJ PJ Mask. >> All right, that's probably where everything came in. >> Kimberly said she bought the items at half price from some mystery person, but conveniently she couldn't say who they were. It was a pretty bizarre claim and it wasn't very believable. While Kimberly told her story, one of the cops went to the TJ Maxx store to talk to the staff there and get their side of the story. >> Hello. How are you? >> Super weird question. >> Uhhuh. >> Do you know if you had any kind of thievery going on with a female? It's probably about gay tall red long sleeve shirt like a hoodie and then black shorts. She's got a whole bunch of TJ Maxx stuff. >> Francie. >> Hey Francy, could you come up front real quick? Just going to call manager. I mean, probably too, but I don't know if you guys >> She'll defin she'll definitely know. >> She watches them like >> Hi. Um, weird question, but we have a female has a warrant. Got her arrested. Anyway, she had a whole bunch of Gabe stuff and TK Maxx stuff. >> Oh, she did? >> Yeah. >> She's probably about like yay tall red hoodie and black shorts. >> I think I saw her with you. >> Yeah. I don't know when she was in the store, but she claims that she got everything and everything was half off. Like that's that's flag on the field. That is yeah that that is incorrect. So >> okay >> if you want we can gather the items because we haven't found a receipt for the stuff and return them to you or >> so I need to get like um a receipt showing how much. >> That would be great. Yeah. >> At that point it wasn't clear exactly how much she'd stolen, but by the looks of it was a lot. If she hadn't been caught so many times before, her story about the mystery seller might have been somewhat believable. But by this point, it was clear she had a pattern of stealing. >> I'm not giving you that bag of TJ Maxx stuff. That entire bag of stuff is stolen. I know it. You know it. Whether you bought it for 125 bucks or not, the entire thing is stole. Entire back. And there's no >> That's the whole idea of paying out prices for something. >> What? >> Yeah. Well, you know what? That's also called receiving stolen property. I'm not giving you that stuff, >> right? I'm not giving you that stuff. So, it's all going to go back to them. I'm not going to charge you for that, but it's going back to them. >> With bags full of stolen merchandise and an unbelievable story, they arrested Kimberly and she was taken in on a theft charge and for outstanding warrants. It was just one more case added to a lengthy record that was already far too lengthy. On the 30th of March 2025, a woman named Ashley was caught stealing from Walmart. Not for the first time, but for the 10th. Cases like this one show that some people never learn. And to make matters worse, she'd already been trespassed from that very store twice before. >> Is that her? >> No, no, she's she's wearing a face mask. >> Okay. >> Will you make your way to the back of the store or near the restrooms? >> Apparently, just the stuff you tossed it back back in there. >> Okay. Like I don't know the officers last time when uh we got her shot. I don't know if he checked the purse or not cuz he had her go outside. >> Okay. Do we know where she was? It was like in a purse where she tucked all that stuff in a book bag. >> Book bag. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is that her cart right there? >> Yeah. And she's been marking the barcodes. >> Okay. >> She's been here two times before. Last time was like two grand of her stuff. Oh jeez. >> When the officers arrived, Ashley was locked inside the bathroom, leaving the cops and store staff waiting outside. The employee there who'd caught this repeat offender thought that based on her behavior, she might be on drugs. >> Hey, Ashles with the police department. You need to come out. >> Okay. Well, hurry it up. My body camera's on as well. So, once she comes out here, I'm going to uh actually go ahead. >> I need to go check this doll. Anyway, um I'll have to go check this doll. So, I'll go ahead and bring her out here. I'll go check this doll and then I'll ask her about her backpack and everything. >> Throughout the store, the employees there had found open and empty boxes. There was makeup packaging, shirt tags, as well as sports equipment boxes, and it all pointed back to Ashley. Meanwhile, an officer quietly pulled his colleague aside and recounted her past encounters with Ashley. >> So, this is the one I don't know if you were working. I did traffic stop her because she was called as a DUI complaint. I stopped her on veterans. >> She's got that disease. >> Oh, >> I put I put her daughter to shop with her. >> Okay. >> Because of that. >> Okay. >> So, this is who this is. So, do you think there's a bit of it's a cognitive disease? Like some sort of like she's just >> she knows exactly what she's doing. She just loses control of her her functions and stuff. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything in your backpack that you haven't paid for? No. >> That you've taken out of packages? [clears throat] No. Okay. Do you mind if I look? >> Yes, you mind. I need the >> Okay, they've got you on video. All right. So, you just might as well cooperate. It's going to be a lot better for you. >> I don't take anything out of packages. I didn't do anything. >> Okay. Go ahead and have a seat there. Yeah, you can use that one. Yeah. >> She'd clearly taken the tags off and stuffed them in a trash can. Luckily, the cop had no reservations about searching through the garbage to find evidence of Ashley's crimes. Though, by that point, it was pretty obvious what she'd done. Okay, go and get your backpack. Come with me. Go to the right. Just come over here. I forgot. >> You forgot you were trespassed. >> You were told that you were trespassed from here. >> And I forgot. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and turn around. >> You're being arrested for criminal trespass cuz you are not supposed to be here at Walmart. The cops decided they wouldn't have to review the store security footage. Instead, they just arrested her for trespassing since she had already been banned from the store for her previous heist attempts. She was then escorted to the security office. >> Do you want to go through all that? And I'm going to go ahead and go do my notice to appear for the criminal trespass and the retail. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yep, that works. >> I'll take care of this. You can disregard. I'm just going to release her on a couple notes to appear. >> See what the other half. >> Okay. Well, what I'm doing right now is I'm trying to I'm trying to uh put everything down in a way where I can show that tags were ripped off. >> Oh, okay. >> What? >> Yeah, they watched you on camera. >> No, >> take these out of the box. >> No, I did not. >> Well, where are they? I didn't touch anything. >> Okay. So, you want to answer questions about those boxes? I mean, they watched you [clears throat] take the items out of it. >> I didn't freaking touch the bank. >> And they watched you do it. >> I don't care what they said on camera. I didn't touch nothing like that. >> They're closing the car. Yes. But I did not touch or open anything. >> $102. I don't even know what the it is. >> The officer then asked the store employees to go through all the discarded tags and packaging to calculate the total value of the items. By piecing together what had been stripped from the store shelves, they could get a pretty rough estimate of what she'd stolen. >> Signage gave it to you. Your court date on both of these is going to be your book at 9:00 in the morning. Okay. two misdemeanor charges. One for the uh criminal trespass and one for the retail theft. You have everything that's yours now. You got your sweatshirt and stuff. >> Everything. Okay. All right. Won't be on your record. They sure are. >> Ashley was charged with two misdemeanors. One for retail theft and one for trespass. She was given a court date for a month later and was allowed to go free. But just over two weeks later, she came back and tried to shoplift again. >> Hello. >> Hey. So, do you have an ID on you by chance? >> No. >> What's your name? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have a name? >> Ma'am, can I talk to you for a second? Can I see what she still ma'am? Can I talk to you? Command five. She's walking back towards the entrance. >> My phone's in my phone's in the car. >> Okay. All right. Hey, ma'am. >> I'm not talking to you. >> Did she Did she >> go back by the fitting rooms by the jewelry section? Go. >> All right, ma'am. >> Hey, I need to talk to you. >> Talking to nobody. I need to talk to you because look, >> I'm not talking to nobody. >> Ma'am, >> let go of me. >> I'm having difficulties with it. Ma'am. >> Ma'am, can you talk to me? Hey, >> let go of me. >> Just talk to me. >> No, let go of me. >> All right. Let go of me right now. >> Customer service. >> Let go of me. >> Ma'am, please identify yourself. >> No, let go of me. >> She made it clear from the start she wasn't going to cooperate. After so many brushes with the law, you'd think she'd know the routine by now. But when the cops tried to walk her to the accident, she made an incredible scene. >> Let go. >> Walking back towards the entrance I walked in. >> Let go of me. >> Just identify yourself. >> No. Let go of me. >> All right, we're going to go to the entrance. >> Right here. STOP. STOP. STOP. LET GO OF ME. >> I'M done with this. I'M DONE. >> LET GO OF ME. >> TALK to me. What? What is your name? >> Let go of me. >> Let go. Put your hands. Put your hand. >> Do you know that you just smacked me? >> Yeah, because you would let go of me. >> Okay. Well, that's a police officer. >> When the cops caught her a few weeks earlier, she'd been a lot more compliant. This time, aside from shouting and causing a scene, she also hit one of the cops. Assaulting an officer, of course, is a serious charge, and it often comes with very serious consequences. >> Stop right there. Place your car. Spread your feet apart. >> More. Is there anything on you that's going to poke me, sickly, hurt me, or is illegal? No. Okay. >> Bring your foot towards me. Lean forward. Can you unbuckle it? >> I can't. I It's stuck. >> She refused to stop for you. >> Yep. >> Wouldn't identify yourself. Snacked me >> cuz you wouldn't let me go. >> Because you wouldn't identify yourself. Refusing to identify yourself to the cops is never a smart move, especially with a rap sheet like hers. Thankfully though, it wouldn't take too much time to find out who she was. In the end, she was charged with battery on a peace officer and once again, criminal trespassing. On October 22nd, 2025, the cops were called out to a Nean Marcus store after employees suspected that an employee there, Julianne, had been stealing items, including high-end clothing. By the time the officers got there, she'd already been detained. >> So, this employee has been with you guys for how long? >> For six months. >> Six months. >> For [music] 6 months. We started at home. Oh, >> Marlo, she needs you. >> I need your help. Okay. Um, she's been with us for 6 months. Um, [clears throat] I just took over the store and um, in Goose's mom spot. >> So, I started observing a lot of weird behavior. Me and my other API did dedicated surveillance on her. As we were doing dedicated, >> what was she doing? >> As we were doing dedicated surveillance on her, we seen her ring up alterations. [music] We just seen her with weird behavior. We seen her stashing stuff in the back >> of the of her cubbies where we have live. She was stashing clothes there and then the clothes were missing. >> So then we just kept on watching and watching them until we discovered a pair of shorts that I had some pictures of that had tag. >> The tags were removed and somehow it ended up in alterations with a pair of jeans that I gave her a slip for. So, she brung it to me the day before yesterday cuz yesterday she was off about to walk out with the items. And that's when I was like, "I can't check it now cuz I'm closing the building. I will have to look at it tomorrow." >> An employee there said she'd already checked the internal system, trying to find out if the suspect had bought any of the items. As things turned out, there was no record whatsoever that she bought a single item. After totaling up the stolen merchandise, it came to almost $1,300. >> And how long has she been known this for? Um, from what she told us, it just started in September. >> Okay. >> But we don't know how long. >> Because since I got here, the other API was like, well, the other manager was complaining seeing that something and washing her to just watch her. Okay. >> And as we started watching her, we discovered this. She was trying to walk out with the shorts that she never paid for. She only paid for the alterations, which was 24. [music] >> Okay. Did she try to do that yesterday or today? >> The day before. Yesterday. >> Okay. Let me speak to her and get that information. I'll come back to you. >> [clears throat] >> Oh, I wish. She'll be really, really nice. >> How you doing? Do you have your ID on you, by the way? >> Okay. Do you mind if I grab out your bag? >> Okay, you have your bag. Okay. >> Yeah, I'll be right back. >> No, we're going to the other room. Just so grab. >> Okay. >> All right. Before I talk to you, I'm just going to read you your rights, right? It's just our normal procedures. >> I have no idea. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. You know what I'm saying? because they called us. Obviously, something happened at the store and we're [music] just trying to figure things out. Okay. So, seven months you've been employed here. So, you know the proper procedures for, you know, I'm assuming employee purchases, um, alterations and stuff like that, right? >> So, they were telling me a little bit about it. So, what's going on? Why are they calling me? What? >> Yeah, we we could talk in private. >> As far as her co-workers went, they'd been suspicious of the woman for quite some time. Then when they finally confronted her, she confessed completely that she'd done it. But then she tried to downplay it, saying it had only been going on for the past few weeks. As she'd already been telling lies, it was hard to tell at this point if it really was the truth. >> So through the time that I've been here, um I've been obviously struggling. Um and >> [music] >> um that I've used here. So clearly not that smart. you know, it's not like I Anyways, so that's what I did. [music] >> Okay. >> And um >> what do you mean take things? Would you take >> Oh, it's right here. >> Okay. >> It's right here on the statement. [music] Um and then I put prices. Um >> could you give me a little synopsis of what what happened? Cuz again, I'm not going to read that right now, but sorry. Yeah, if you could just tell me. like a a jeans, um a top, a blazer. Um >> So why did you do that? You said you're times are rough, right? >> Yeah, >> things are rough. I need to look good. Um it's just it was a a brain thing. I'm, you know, going to see my therapist. [music] It's it's just been a little rough lately. Yeah, I'm not home. It's the first time I'm not home. >> What do you mean home? So, are you from somewhere else? >> No. Um I I raised my kids. I'm always home and now I'm not. >> She might have just been fishing for the cops sympathy. She was blaming stress in her home life, saying her mother-in-law had been staying with them and even told the cops she stole the clothes because she had to look good. She somehow seemed to think that it was a reasonable excuse. >> When was that? When did it start? >> Um about 2 months ago. During last call I I that's what I >> you know around what time period? >> Two months [music] maybe. >> Two months. So we're looking So right now we're in October. So you think August? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So could you give me the exact day in August maybe? >> Uh no you told me to give [clears throat] all parts. I don't really know. Again I it's it's like spare moment. It's nothing like I go home and I plan this. >> Julia, I had one question. Right. >> So I know you spoke to Yra, right? Correct. I know in the beginning when you guys were talking it went from what happened 2 days ago to bleeding into all that stuff. >> Yeah. I wanted to be honest. >> Yeah. Yeah. And you were honest right with them and stuff. >> Um I just want to touch base about what happened 2 days ago, right? I know during alterations and stuff. You told them that you were not going to pay for those items of leaving the store. >> Well, whenever she had said something then yeah, I panicked obviously. >> Okay. And that's probably what was going to happen if she didn't really check on you. You'd probably walked out of store with her. >> I mean, >> I guess that the Sure. Yeah. >> Throughout the entire ordeal, she stayed calm and compliant, admitting openly to what she'd done. Her cooperation made the cop's job easier, but it wasn't going to get her a free pass. No matter how compliant she was, she'd still have to face the consequences. >> So, what's going to happen is I'll be straight up honest with you, cuz you've been honest with me, right? based on whatever has happened in the end of August and also a couple days ago, right? Check this out. You are going to be under arrest, right? Are you kidding me? >> I'm not kidding you. All right. I'm going to place you in handcuffs once we pat you down, but you're compliant now and I I'll I'll walk you through the process. >> Are you serious? >> But Julian, check this out. Your goal is to get through this as smooth as possible, right? As quickly as possible. So, my goal is to give you some direction, right? We're going to do some paperwork back at the police department, right? From there, we're going to take you up to county, right? They have to finish their paperwork and then you could probably leave from there, right? >> For someone who blatantly admitted to stealing from their workplace for months, it was amazing how surprised she seemed. I mean, come on. Well, what did she think was going to happen? That the officer here was going to give her a good talking to and then send her on her merry way like nothing had happened? >> Okay, question. Where is your car at? >> Light range over right here in the front. >> Okay. All right. Let's I'll put that in there. >> Thank you. Hold on to this. Thank you. All right. Let me grab that door. What side? to the right. >> Yep. Right in the front. >> If I have a seat. >> Oh my god. Hold on. >> Okay. Okay. Just take a deep breath. Oh, I'm so close to full. >> Okay. Okay, take a deep breath. >> How long is the ride? >> Say again. >> How long is the ride? >> Like 15 minutes. >> I can roll the windows down. So, check this out. Okay. I roll the windows down. >> Okay. >> But I need you to I need you to need you to relax and breathe. Okay. >> Obviously, she wasn't quite done yet using theatrics to get some sympathy. Sadly for her, though, she'd been caught red-handed and was going to have to face the consequences. In the end, she was charged with grand theft and organized fraud under $20,000. On April 23rd, 2024, the cops were called out to a Walmart after an entitled shopper named Maria was caught stealing on camera. What made the case stand out, though, wasn't the theft itself, but her reaction when confronted, and her ridiculous claim that the cops had probably never heard before. >> I got her stopped in front of the store. Yeah. >> Yeah. Just for now. >> Okay. Can I talk to you for a second? >> Yeah. No, we're going to Trust me. We're going to figure it all out. You got your DL on you real quick? >> No, I don't. >> I had just bought this car. >> Okay. Just here. Sit down. Relax for a second. Okay. >> I have a flesh eating bacteria, sir. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yep. I see. >> And I had came here to get this stuff. >> Okay. >> I just bought this car. The dude that I bought it from went to jail. >> Okay. So, I'm having problems with you. >> Okay, we'll go. Let's go in the AP office. >> Well, no, cuz I didn't do nothing. >> Well, you know, we're fine. >> Well, here's here's what we're >> I don't want my car to stuff, so I need my stuff. >> All right. All right. I'll try and help you as much as I can. >> I don't want to touch somebody. >> I got you. All right. >> That's why I don't want to do that. >> Maria told the officer she had a warrant out of Collinsville, but she didn't say what it was for. While the officer talked to store employees, trying to piece together what happened, he also called for backup. The woman's flesh-eating bacteria claim sounded ridiculous, but since it was a possibility, the officer still had to exercise caution. >> So, what did she buy? >> Yeah, it looked like >> she got the TV. >> Yeah, it looks like she got the TV. She got a bunch of stuff. Other stuff like the vacuum and ties and stuff like that. >> That's what I believe. She didn't pay for the girls. No. Uh, >> we got to find out. But this is what she did pay for. It's a fun one. All right. Just kidding. What we got? >> So, she paid for this stuff. She come in here all the time. >> She had way more something >> that she stole. >> Yes. She only got caught today. They got four items on her. >> She pushed out a TV. >> So where? >> Well, the TV. She's got a TV on there. >> Yeah. No, no. She She bought a TV today, but I'm saying >> she pushed out a TV. >> Okay. >> So, you have video of all that everything. up. >> According to employees, it was the third time she'd stolen from the store that week. Just a few days earlier, she walked out with a TV and now she'd grabbed another. So, that beg the question of why she needed two within days. According to staff, the answer was simple. She'd been reselling the stolen items on Facebook >> more often than not. Yep. >> Are they making her come in? >> Yes, she is. >> All right. Y Let me see. >> Let me see who's we're going to make her watch, too. All right. So, I see. Oh, yeah. >> All right. So, that's at least. >> All right. Yeah, just stay right there. >> Yep. And she said she bought she got four items. Tide, TV, and trash bag. >> So she paid for Tide. She paid for hefty trash. >> Okay. >> And she got the TV. >> But we have she has plugins. She has air fresheners. This is what 1347. Just leave it right there. >> Okay. >> Backup arrived on scene and was waiting outside the store with Maria. But they then decided to bring her in the security office where they could show her the security footage, which [snorts] was indisputable proof she'd been stealing. When she's done, sanitize her. San >> and then whatever she touches your booking, also sanitized. If you need help, I'll back down, please. >> That's the That stuff is super. >> All right, ma'am. >> Some of y'all y'all got is my stuff that I got from a different store a long time ago. >> Receipt. I can't get the receipt I bought them weeks ago. Them vitamins of mine and one of them are open. Huh? They came from Walmart and great city. I can show you one sit down. >> If they receipt, they shouldn't be in that bucket. >> You sit down. If we can find out your >> mine here, but no thanks. >> Here. Look. Stand up. Turn around. >> No. You're I'm putting you in handcuffs. >> Why? >> Because you are incred because y'all take us so it's not mine. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure that out. But you're going You have to stand up. Put your hands on the back. >> Stand up. >> Come on. >> Why y'all putting me in jail? >> Well, I'm going to take you to the apartment and we're going to interview I'm going to book you there. And then >> what's going to happen to my car? >> I'm not going to tow the car. >> She seemed a lot more concerned about the fate of her car than she was about being arrested. And while she got more and more agitated, the officer explained to her what was happening next. >> So, I'm taking you off. Okay, we're gonna go to a Fallon and then I'm gonna book you and we're gonna interview you and then I'm gonna release you. That's profound side of it. >> What we do with the car? >> Well, we're going to we're going to let you park it here. >> We're not fine. >> We're not going to tow it. Well, he's going to come back. He's got the >> problem with my car. I don't give a >> sit down. Just sit down till we're done. >> Okay. Listen, normally if that car got towed for a felony retail theft, which is a felony, it would be $500 to get out of town. If officer Goodman's letting you park it on the lot, he is he is touching you on it. >> I don't want to lose my car. I don't care if I got to walk. >> So after after we do the So after we do the old salad thing. >> Yes. So it's going to be two things. Either I'm going to let you go and somebody's going to pick you up and bring you back to your car or you're going to Yeah. Or you're going to go be transported to Collinsville. >> I ain't going to go transport already know about. >> Like we said earlier, the cops in Collinsville already had an active warrant on her. So clearly she had a history with law enforcement. Even so, that still didn't help the woman change her ways. It was just one more chapter in a very long book of bad decisions. Turn around. Then we'll figure out the rest of >> your tie. Is that >> Oh, 135 mill custody. Hold on, ma'am. I got I got to check it real quick. All right. Just got to check. You don't have anything else on it. Do you? >> No. I got a razor blade. >> Do you? >> Yeah. This right here. >> Which one? >> Right there. >> I keep it on me. >> Where? Right underneath this. >> Yep. It's white. >> It's a razor blade. >> You can't grab it. It's inside. >> Yeah. This a razor blade. This is a straight razor. >> Why do you have a straight razor? >> Because I'm black and I go through a lot of stuff. >> Heard that. >> Understandably so. The cops didn't want to reach in on her bra to get the razor blade, but she kept pushing them to do it. >> You said it's on this side. >> It's on this side right here. This is straight right. >> No, this I got a good bra. >> All right. >> This is a straight way this right there. >> Just grab Just grab it, man. It's not that big of a thing. >> All right. >> Just grab it. Grab it. Grab the wallet. >> Grab the wallet. This >> No. Wait. It's right there. It's right there. Feel it. You feel it? >> It's right there. >> Hey, she's saying it. Grab it. >> Just grab it. >> All right. >> Grab it. You don't care. Grab it. Grab it. I authorize you to grab it. Grab it. >> Just grab it, guys. >> All right. Anytime. >> It's a razor. Don't right there. Grab it. >> Right here. >> It's right here, baby. >> It's right there. See it? Just grab it. >> I got to feel it first. I don't want to cut myself. >> You're not going to cut yourself. It's closed. Just grab it. Can't see that right there. >> Just grab it. >> Yeah. Let's we'll probably have a we can have a female officer >> in the station where I >> The officers agreed that the best thing to do here was to head back to the station and have a female officer retrieve the razor blade. That way they could avoid exposing any of the woman's private parts. Having made the decision, they started escorting the woman outside to a squad car. We're going to have a female officer needlessly station in privacy in a room with no video. >> All right, hang tight for that. I'll hold the cigarette for you. >> Well, you're not do that. I'll tell you. >> I just want to smoke a square, man. I ain't trying to Where are your cigarettes anyway? >> Where are your cigarettes? >> They in my glove compartment right there as soon as you open them up. >> I'm not trying to run. I don't care about none of that. >> I'm pretty sure I ain't going to jail. I'm just going to move your hand. >> Let's go. I'm pretty sure I ain't going to jail. >> You're not getting any more trouble, right? No, I'm not stupid. >> Maria was arrested and charged with retail theft. With her long list of shoplifting charges, it's unlikely that this arrest is going to change her ways. On the 9th of June 2025, the cops were called to a Target in Florida. Reportedly, two sisters were called stuffing a massive box with stolen merchandise. Since they hadn't made it out of the store yet, the cops and the store staff went back and forth regarding next steps. Yeah, they're still inside. He wants to know if you'll move your car so that when they come outside, I think this >> they're actively trying to conceal. >> I'm not doing that. >> If they're actively trying to conceal, that's 82 all day long. >> They're actively trying to conceal. >> Our boss and like our Target have y'all just go in there and grab. They have to bypass for us. >> So, they're actively trying to conceal something. That is a crime. >> Yeah. But for Target, they want them to cuz we So, you want us to wait for them to come outside? >> Yeah. So, I can tell you like I'm I'm not We'll work with you guys, but I'm not hiding my car and having to chase somebody. >> Like, that's not what I'm going to do. Like, >> that's how we roll. statistically. So, what do these jokers look like? >> Pink top and pink bottom one. >> The loss prevention staff noticed the large box in her cart, which had not been purchased from the store. They understandably found it suspicious. Moments later, as she tried to leave the store with a cart full of stolen merchandise, the younger sister was stopped by loss prevention. baiting and stuff. >> Okay. Well, we can talk about this. Where's the other one? >> I think yellow. >> Since she thought she had the green light, the older sister went to the selfch checkckout and paid for some of the items in her cart. What the woman did next was pretty much unbelievable, and it could only be described as spectacularly dumb or spectacularly brazen. >> This one was part of them, too. >> The one in the yellow was part of them. Sure. >> No, I'm sorry. You can keep it cuz I already I already >> What about the thing underneath it behind it as well? >> Oh, I have a back here. Sorry about that. >> Anything in the box? >> No, it's empty. >> Have to look. That is not empty. >> Oh, >> come on. tried to walk out with that. >> Yeah. Got me. >> Look at that. >> It's full. >> Is it full? >> Oh, yeah. Look at that, >> bro. What the >> moving? >> Come on. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I'll pay for these, though. Can >> I That's going to sit there. That's going to sit there. >> Can I get my phone? >> No, you can wait. >> Why not? >> All righty. It was a pretty bold move to take that massive box in the store and fill it up with stolen goods. But it was also so lame and ridiculous that even the cops couldn't help but have a laugh. What was really astounding was the fact that she thought that she could just waltz right by them without being stopped. >> She tried to walk out with a whole bin of clothes. >> I paid for most of them. So you paid for the third. >> Oh, she she got a bunch of stuff. Like she returned. >> She dropped a bunch of stuff off. She's like, "I can't afford this." She's like, "I can't afford this." She walked out with one black box. So your friend's going to be waiting on y'all for a while. >> Oh, you're you're going to jail. So >> I'm going to jail. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where you from? >> I'm not from here. >> All right. So where you from? >> Georgia. >> Okay. What's your name? How many kids you got? Just one. >> Just one. >> They going to miss their moment tonight when you in jail? >> No, I'm going get out tomorrow. >> I don't think so. It's fing your mouth. >> She was surprisingly confident for someone who' just been slapped in handcuffs and told she was going to jail. And her attitude kept coming as if giving the cops here grief was going to somehow help the woman's case. Well, spoiler alert, it wasn't. The cops then opened the box she was using to conceal her loot. >> No. >> Oh my gosh. I'm moving. >> Yeah. >> Oh my >> You realize if it's over $750. >> Really? See tomorrow morning? >> All right. >> What's your name? >> Okay. So, you stay in Georgia, but you got a Florida driver's license. >> Oh, yeah. >> No, I got a Georgia driver's license, >> bro. It's right here. >> That's invalid. I don't use that. >> So, what's the story with yours? You You got food and then you had some random like the bedding and the towels and stuff like what? I >> So, you'll probably go to jail for um Did you tie up that dollar amount yet? >> Oh, yeah. They're calculating it outside. >> If it's below 750, you go on a misdemeanor. >> Yeah. >> You'll be able to post. >> You'll be all right. >> Where's your other sister? >> It's probably where she at. >> Oh, man. >> So, you said this is your first time you ever gone to another Target and spoke from there before? The older sister claimed that it was her first time in trouble with the law. That being said, getting a felony charge is a terrible way to start. For some reason, both these women seem to find the whole thing amusing and even tried to justify their actions. >> I'm not really a thief, you know. I just didn't want to pay my rent. I want to make that clear. I don't just steal for a living, you know. >> Hey, put my $40 in my purse so that way when I get out, I can uh >> Is that with or without tax? >> They going to take my mother $40. Put it toward the bond. >> Okay. And that's for the tote. >> I paid for the tote. I actually paid for. >> So you paid for the tote that held the solo merchandise. >> No, I won't call it that. >> I mean, if I'm getting in trouble, like at least I don't play around, man. If I'm getting in trouble, don't make I'm not going to be one of them people that's looking. >> You ever been to You ever been in jail? >> Yeah. Not jail. Was it for theft? >> No, it wasn't actually. It was for my boyfriend. Oh Lord have mercy. >> Yeah, I would rather been him. >> She claimed she'd never been in trouble before, but just minutes later, she admitted that as a teenager, she'd been in juvenile detention for battery. While she might have been underage at the time, battery is still a serious charge regardless of your age. >> You want to trespass? >> Yes. Uh, one year. >> Y'all can't come back for a year. >> Um, so go ahead and stand up for me. >> Sure. >> No, not you. >> You got to go somewhere else and steal. >> No, I don't have to steal. Where am I? >> Why can't you steal? because I'm just tell >> like you're praying. >> That's cool though. That's fine. >> That's fine. She She cool with a felony. >> No, I'm not cool with felony at all. Not on my record. >> Nash County is too. >> But you know, like I got to be fine with it, you know, cuz I paid the price. That's what it is. >> She's cool with the felony. Like she >> No, I'm not I'm not cool with it. I don't want to get >> jeez. Okay. >> Uh yeah. Yeah. It's on the back of your phone, right? >> Your ID or your EBT? I'll get it. Oh, no. My my idea. >> I'm going to give you a purse. You're going to carry your purse out. You understand? >> Okay. >> I didn't say turn back around. >> Okay. But I mean, >> all right. Now, you turn >> my car my car out. >> All right. Now, we're going to go this way. >> Wait, wait, wait. They're my phones. You can put them in here. >> About to get them. >> Okay. >> You can put my phone in her bag. >> Yeah. [music] Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> How hold the purse and walk out at the same time? >> As for the younger sister, she'd stolen an under the felony amount, which was $750. So, she'd only get a misdemeanor. On the other hand, her older sister was over that limit and would likely face a felony. Ultimately, they were both charged with theft. >> They already what I'm going to do. I'm in cuff like on the gift card >> like a thief. I'm not a thief. I swear to God, y'all. My dude, man. >> I was not words. My dad. It's okay, baby. I'mma get you some more. >> I'm not going to feel it, though. I swear to God. >> I'm serious. What's up, papa? >> He don't want to talk to you. >> He was looking at me like he did. Yeah, cuz you're a whole clown. >> Go to the right. Go to the right. Go to the right. Go to the right. >> Oh, wait. They going to give me the gift card for the stuff I bought. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. >> Go across. >> Yeah. Slide all the way through. >> All right. >> I swear I tried to drop some kind. >> I need to get their phone numbers for the 42. We need I need the other one's name. >> I'm Hold on. >> How do you pronounce your first name? I got it. What's your What's your name? >> Your mother tries to be >> baldheaded. I don't know her. >> Like we said, the younger sister was under $750, but the older sister was over the limit with a total of $78843. Under Florida law, a grand theft felony charge could lead to 5 years in prison and up to $5,000 in fines. Clearly, it wasn't a laughing matter. On the 17th of May 2025, the cops forcefully took down a shoplifter in Milbour, New Jersey after being caught on camera. She was trying to flee the scene. She'd been stealing thousands of dollars worth of designer clothing, including a bag from Gucci. >> Don't go nowhere, ma'am. Stop. >> Stop. All right. >> Why would you want? What are they trying to do? >> All right, ma'am. You're under arrest. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything penalties used against you in the court of law, you have the right to can't afford one. Won't be provided for you. You understand? >> Ma'am, >> Mr. You okay? Do you need to see an ambulance or anything? >> Hello? Missy, you see an ambulance or anything? >> Did she leave anything else on that bench? >> No. >> No other bags or anything? >> No. >> The employees called police and they tracked the suspect down near a bus stop just outside the store. One of the cops was sent to Gucci to find out what action they wanted to take now that they found the woman and handcuffed her. >> What's your first name, ma'am? >> Sit up and stay here. Don't move. >> Sit down. >> All right. Stay like that. >> Sitting down. >> Yes. >> Yes. You're sitting down. >> Stay like that. >> Why you running? >> You ran. What are you doing? You ran. >> I need to tell you you're being recorded. So, what do you need to tell me? What do you need to tell me, man? >> Wait. Just >> I'm I'm talking to him. I'm right here. What's up? >> What's up? >> Listening. >> I was on the bus. >> We're not worried about the bus. You're no longer getting on the bus. >> Yeah. You're not getting on the bus. >> You're coming with us to to Milurn [music] Police Headquarters. to Milbourne Police Headquarters. I read you your Miranda rights before. Did you understand him? >> He's my friend. >> Who's your friend? >> Did you understand the Miranda rights? I read you before. >> Can I get my friend? >> Who's Who's your friend? >> Man, we're not worried about your friend right now. >> No. Stay seated. >> Wait, I know. I know. >> Stop moving. Are you going to go in the car? Stop. >> Why you hunting me, >> man? Because you're not listening. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. But why you hunting me? >> Okay. But you got >> Excuse me, guys. Why did I help you? >> We're trying to talk to you. >> Yeah, but yeah, I could talk to you. >> Were you in Gucci before? >> Why you? >> Because you're not listening. You got to stay seated. >> Okay, but I'm coming. >> Stay seated. >> Stay seated. Yeah, >> stay seated. >> But I'm going to get up to respect him. >> No, >> I need to respect him, >> ma'am. >> No, you're not getting up. >> Why are you But why are you >> Cuz you're not [music] you're not listening. You got to stay seated instead of >> I'm going to listen to him instead. >> Who's him? >> I'm trying to respect him and obey him. >> Who? What's going on? You guys respect. You're not getting up. >> It wasn't clear which officer she was trying to respect or why. Regardless, her behavior was just making things more difficult. If the woman didn't stop soon, they could add a resisting arrest charge to her growing list. >> Why is he wearing my clothes? >> Ma'am, just talk with me. >> I bought the I'm trying to give you the ticket. >> One second. >> One second. I'm kidding. I'm not Hey. [screaming] Hey. Hey. >> You need to You need to listen. Okay. >> I'M DEAD. I'M DEAD. >> You're not dead. YOU'RE YOU'RE TALKING I CAN'T BREATHE. HEY, LOOK. >> You're yelling. Listen to look. Look at him. >> I can't breathe. You can breathe just fine. >> I can't breathe. >> You're breathing. >> I'M I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU guys something. >> Okay, but listen. Don't you can't YOU I'M TRYING TO I'M TRYING TO GIVE YOU GUYS SOMETHING. >> TAKE A BREATH. Continue to try to get up. >> I'M TRYING TO GIVE YOU GUYS SOMETHING. >> Did you continue to try TO GET UP? >> I'M TRYING TO TALK TO HER. I'M TRYING TO TALK TO HIM. YES. YES. I RESPECT YOU RESPECT HIM. >> SHE was saying she couldn't breathe, but it was a lastditch effort to try and rattle the cops. The cops had heard it all before, and the way the woman was shouting made it clear she could breathe. Moments later, the cops got word from the Gucci store on how they wanted to proceed. >> I'll be heading over there shortly. >> Why are you touching me? He's a bad person. >> It's cuz he was >> I don't know him. Why is he my back without you guys? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let's do that. >> Yes. But why you holding me? Why is he holding me? >> Because you can't get up by yourself. >> Okay. Okay. But I'm trying. >> Wait, wait, wait. But >> where you going? >> I'm hurting. I'M ACTUALLY going to walk. You're going to be doing this to me. I'M >> HERE. Help me. >> HELP ME. >> HELP ME. I CAN'T WALK. >> WAIT. YOU'RE GRABBING MY LEG. >> I'M NOT GRABBING YOUR LEG. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? LOOK at this. >> To pick you up. >> She's grabbing my You see this, RIGHT? >> HEY, MOM. MOM. HEY, HEY, HEY. YOU GOT TO GET BACK TODAY. YES. I'M OUT HERE. >> YES. >> From the moment the cops approached the woman, it was obvious that she was not going to make things easy. She was shouting at them, refused to cooperate, and was doing everything she could to cause a scene. It was like she was determined to add more charges to her wrap sheet. >> Why don't you give me TO GO? HUH? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT HAVE I DONE? >> OKAY. Criminal missions. >> Yep. >> Charges. I can't go. I can't go in. OKAY. BUT YES, WHY IS IT IMPOSSIBLE? HUH? Why is this impossible? Where am I going? No, it's impossible. Impossible. Hey, MAN. I can't walk. I can't. You're getting injured. >> Okay. >> So, have a seat and relax. >> Okay. >> Okay. The more you struggle, the more it's going to be difficult and you could get hurt and we don't want that. >> The cops searched through her bags and found a bunch of expensive clothes from high-end stores. The cops gathered up the items, planning to take them back to the stores, even if none of the stores would press charges. >> You want to take this stuff and I'll show >> We got two. These I'll take to Nordstrom. These are going to be Nordstrom. >> Welcome back. >> Those are your stories, too. >> Good to be back. Express doesn't want to press >> the dress. >> Yeah, she took her dress off. >> They got the dress. >> No, they got the mannequin back. [music] >> This foot. Yeah. >> That's where I was going to put her mic. >> All right. This is going to be Victoria's Secret. All right. This is Nordstrom. This [music] is Victoria's Secret. >> That's not the dress. >> It's a white dress. Her camo pants are right there that she was wearing. She took them off. >> 100%. 100%. This is stolen from somewhere. >> She was so incredibly brazen that she even swiped a dress from a mannequin. In addition, the cops had a hunch she'd even swapped her pants for the dress she was wearing. She was later charged with retail theft and resisting arrest. Whether it's a woman stealing thousands in designer clothing, an [snorts] untrustworthy employee betraying her own workplace, or a thieving sister duo, all these shoplifterss got exactly what they deserved. They thought they could steal thousands, but only until the cops arrived and proved them wrong.