When you drop you better stay right where you're at or that dog's going to bite you. Don't move. Don't move. Do not move. You know, you can take out your phone and look and see what your number is. my phone. It's in your pocket. It's my phone is Oh, got you. Sorry. I'm calling 911 right now for an assault. All right. I'm calling 911 right now for an assault so they can arrest you for assault. When criminals land in hot water, they come up with all sorts of creative ways to try and avoid handcuffs. 25 we're Listen. Listen. See? Go take him. Go take him. Get out of the car. GET OUT. NOW. TODAY we have a special list of thieves who think they can trick the police. So, can they actually outsmart the law? Well, let's find out. On the 11th of April, a patrol officer noticed a man driving without a seatbelt. When he ran the man's license plate, he learned it was expired. And when the officer attempted to confront the driver, he suddenly sped away. Actually we're at 12th Ave northbound on Nova from Isabel. White male driver, white female passenger. I'll be shut down. All right, standby. They're going down Knox Drive into the mobile home park here which is kind of a dead end. Yeah, he's going in this dead end here. He doesn't know what he's doing. So, if someone can get down here, he's going to have to pass me again. But now he might be going out the back way. Hang on. Cut down Normandy. Uh hang on. I lost sight for a second. He's going to be going down Normandy back out towards Isabel. Police officers ahead of the driver deployed a stop stick. When the suspect's car made contact with the stop stick, he lost control of the vehicle and crashed onto a lawn. 325 325 325 coming your way. There he is. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS NOW. GET OUT. THERE'S A BOX RIGHT HERE IN the woods here. Are you good? I don't know what's happening. Please Hey, are you 10-4? What's going on? I don't know why he did that. You got it. What's up? First Oh, my dog. My dog. He's so worried, baby. I don't know why he did that though. I swear. Okay. This is your dog? Yes. I didn't know he was going to do that. Oh my god. He's right here. Do you have anything on your person we need to know about before you go in the back of my car? I'm so scared. Oh, please. Why am I getting arrested? I'm going to make sure you don't have anything in your pockets, nothing on your person. want to let my dog die. I don't know why he did that. All right. Your dog's not going to die. Yeah, I'm just going to search you. I know, but All right. Have a seat. I promise you I didn't know why he was doing that. If she didn't know why he fled and is really innocent, then why did she run after the car stopped? Running from the police is an entirely new charge. Is this woman's emotional plea real or does she think she can trick the police into feeling sorry for her? So, you're saying you don't know why you ran. Did he say anything to you? Who is that guy to you? I don't know like seeing each other, but I don't I'm not known him that long like How long have you known him? 3 weeks. Do you know his name? It's like Adam, but it feels like Jonathan. I don't know. His name is Adam, but he goes by Jonathan? Kiester. Oh. All right. I don't know what he called me. When he pulled back there he was saying He threw the black He threw the box at me and then I grabbed my dog cuz I just wanted to get away from the car and Threw what box at you? It was a blue black box. Okay. If you're dating someone and they have multiple different names, that seems like a pretty big red flag. It most likely means that one name is an alias, which a lot of criminals have of course. So, if someone snitches on them, they can't give the police their real name. So, he was holding onto that the entire time? No. So, you got it in your hand right now? I want you to give it back. No, it was it was behind the the thing. Behind what thingy? I don't know what you call The console? Like the middle part? Yeah. Okay. Where you want to go? told me to get the [ __ ] out and not give up running and I just got my dog and stuff and I just So, is he has two first names, Adam and Jonathan, and his his last name starts with a K, but you don't know exactly what it is. Kiester or something. Kiester? Kiester or something. I don't know. Okay. This woman has a great dating history, but is she telling the truth about the identity of the driver or just trying to protect him? The male suspect thinks he can outsmart the police by running and hiding. So, this is your driveway here, correct, ma'am? You want that one? Yeah. That's from the corner front corner of the house. Okay. So, he actually looks like he runs right down the driveway to the neighbor's house. Like it looks like he goes right down their driveway according to this. Some, yeah. Come on. Come on. Come Come on, boy. Off. Lie down. Lie down. Lie down. No. No. With a helicopter point of view and the K9 tracking the suspect's scent, they soon close in on the suspect and he's gotten himself into an interesting position. Hands are on you. Keep working your way down. I'm down right now. If you try to run you're going to get dog bit or tased. If you produce a weapon I will kill you. You better slowly come down that tree with nothing in your hands. Answer that tree. We know you can hear us. Dude, say something. Crawl down. Crawl down. Crawl down the tree. He's not going to fight. He's trying to run away in the tree. Listen up, dude. You're not getting anywhere. So, get down right now. You're going to end up breaking your leg. Get out of the tree. North. North, but he's literally in a tree right now trying to climb it like Tarzan. You're about to get bit. When you drop you better stay right where you're at or that dog's going to bite you. Don't move. Don't move. DO NOT MOVE. TURN OFF TURN OFF TURN OFF. TURN OFF. GO TAKE Grab her. Here. Get the dog out of the car. He's fine. The dog can stand. And that's why you don't try and outsmart the police or run from a K9. Now that the cops have successfully captured Tarzan, they can start investigating what this man has to hide. You're an idiot, dude. Hey, hold it. Hold it. Hang on. Dude, how dumb are you? All of a sudden I just see a shoe and like black pants up there in that thing and it wasn't moving at first. I'm like, is it a like a mannequin? And then I couldn't see his upper body at all. And then McDowell is like, oh yeah, that's him. And then he literally comes all the way out here to like this branch and just hangs on by an arm and finally he's like, I guess I can't do it and just drops. While they wait for medical treatment for the dog bite, they're continuing questioning the female passenger. When was the last time you were doing that? the [ __ ] happened though. Like he threw some out the car. He threw the car like in the park. When did he throw something out of the car? I don't even know. Like it happened so fast. It's like Like around here before this? No, like right when he stopped. Like Ah, okay. I don't know what was He just started like saying it. So, here's the thing. I'm just going to ask one more time for my own peace of mind. I'm not trying to call you a liar, but do I need to have a female officer come down here and search you? Do you have anything on you anywhere? No, I mean literally like I have nothing on me. Okay. I just wanted to run. Do you have I'm not trying to be nasty. Do you have anything in you? Because when you get to the jail, they will have you squat and cough. And I've had it before. No. No. Okay. Just making sure. I had a a lady give birth to a crack rock inside the jail one time. It was about the size of her fist. Do you believe her story that she didn't know anything and wasn't doing anything wrong? She was charged with possession of paraphernalia and violating probation. Our tree climbing driver was charged with fleeing, driving on a suspended license plate, and failing to register a motor vehicle. In West Palm Beach, Florida, an officer responds to a call from a man who claims he handed a woman his iPhone and she drove away with it. The man pursued the woman and then saw her hit another car before finally cornering her in a parking lot. What's up, man? So, this guy waited right here and just committed a hit and run? Who did she hit? She hit a guy on Australian Boulevard. It was a van, white van. She also has my phone. I gave her my phone to give her my number. She tried to ride off. I followed behind her in pursuit. And then while I was behind her, she ran into another truck. Okay. Did you get your phone back? It's in her car. She has it. So, I stole the merchandise. I do want fresh charges. All right. Well, let's take it one step at a time. This is This is a lot. So, one step at a time. Do you have that man's phone? I'm sorry. Do you have that man's phone? Stop me. No, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. All right. 10-12 is the party's Do you have that man's phone? That man's phone? Do you have his phone? No. He didn't give you his phone for something and then you took off with it. No. All right. Do you have a ID on you? Yeah. This woman's trying to look clueless as to what's going on, but that just makes her look more guilty. Her long response time, the way she's walking, and the fact that she dropped her dog are all indications that she might be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. So, as with all suspects, the police have to be on high alert for anything. All right. What's your name? I don't know my name. I will and I Q E. Uh-huh. It's 777. Seven. I really don't remember. You don't know your phone number? You don't know your phone number? You hear them like over there like Okay, concentrate on me, ma'am. I am. You know, you can take out your phone and look and see what your number even have my phone. It's in your pocket. It's It's my my phone. Oh, got you. Sorry. It's such crap. You hear them laughing, right? Zero Zero Call it. No, call it. I'm not going to call it. I Okay. And if I That's fine. I'm not calling your number, ma'am. sorry. God damn. And you going to do that? Do I'm not doing anything. You are absolutely I'm taking your information. That's all I'm doing. Not knowing your own phone number is pretty suspicious. She ought to be more concerned with the car she allegedly hit and what's going to happen to her than being concerned about someone supposedly talking about her. How did you get the damage on the front of your vehicle? I accidentally hit my car. Okay, who did you hit? Him. Who's him? Who did you hit? Him. The city truck? Him. Who's him? I don't know who him is. right there. You do know who him is. Him. Him. All right, where's the vehicle you hit? Him. Okay, he's not a vehicle. Where's the vehicle you hit? It was him. Okay, sit tight. All right, don't let her get away with my phone. It's my iPhone. What's up? Here's my iPhone. I'm getting there. Okay. I can give you my phone number to call if you need it. Did she hit you? No, she hit a car on the street and I followed the car. Like she hit the person. Person pulled over to the right and she sped off. So, the only right thing to do is to catch the person. And once I seen her pulling in here, I was like, "Hey, call the cops." Since the police have located the stolen item inside the woman's vehicle, they can now place her under arrest. What's her reaction going to be when she sees those cuffs come out? Well, this is your phone. No. This is your phone. Ma'am. Put your hands behind your back. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Stand up. Oh my Oh my god. Daddy, who did that? Mommy, he did that. I swear to god. So, how did his phone end up in your car? Just go. I mean, Mommy, just go. Just go, Mommy. How did this phone end up in your car? You Mommy, just go. Mommy. Mommy. Mommy, just go. Mommy, like don't you This is the Apple Watch that you gave me. Correct. It's a ping. Correct. This is your cell phone that is pinging. Correct. Yes, sir. All right, can you unlock this phone to show proof that it's your cell phone? It's my face. Your face is open. This is your cell phone. Yes, sir. So, now I'm giving you back your Apple Watch Thank you, sir. and the cell phone that was retrieved out of the vehicle. That's not your vehicle. Correct. Okay. And I do want to press charges. So, let me get this straight. She's blaming the man for putting his own cell phone in her car and making it look like she stole it? So, who's to blame for her crashing into another vehicle and driving off? Sit down. I would have did that. Sit Actually, you know what? Sit in my car. We'll go in my car. You think I would have did that [ __ ] I had it. Mommy, go home. Go home. Go home. No, take my keys. Take the keys to my car. Keys are going with the tow. What did you say you wanted to I swear to god. Mommy, I did not. I'm telling you, wrong. I swear to god. You don't have to just look at me like I tell you to walk somewhere, you I'm doing what you telling me to do. Mommy, I didn't but I didn't. I swear to god I didn't. Can I ask you for a driver's license? No, I swear to god. And I asked you Face my car. Mommy, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I swear Mommy, I didn't. Get in. I'm getting in. I'm getting in. The victim gave the suspect multiple chances to give him his cell phone back, but she refused. So, it sounds like she intentionally took the cell phone. Her tantrums might work on mom and dad, but they don't work on the police. So, I need you to acknowledge yes or no on every question I ask, okay? Okay? Hello? I know my rights. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement. You have the following constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent, not answer any questions. Do you understand? Yes. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. Yes. You have the right to the presence and representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statement and during any questioning. Do you understand? Do you understand that? Yes. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence and representation of a court-appointed lawyer before you make any statement during any questioning. Do you understand that? Yes. I would love to know though, how did you keep me in in here before you read me these rights though? Let me finish this first. I would love to know how was I locked in this car? Let me finish first and then we can talk about that. Okay. If at any time during any god. Yes. Yes, I know my rights. want me to finish? The rights in mind and wish to talk to me, ma'am? What do you have for me? What? You're under arrest for theft. For grand theft auto for a $1,400 phone. The phone that you gave me serious? No. No, I am not. No. No and no. Am I ever for theft? No and no and no and no and no. She doesn't seem to understand what's happened or is choosing to not understand it. The cops found the stolen cell phone in her car. There's no point in denying what happened since she's already been caught red-handed. You gave me permission on camera to look in your vehicle for that phone, correct? Yes. Okay, I found the phone in your vehicle. The man identified that phone as his cell phone. I did not know. Hello. Wherever your camera at, I'm looking in your camera and I'm telling you I did not know that camera that phone was in my car. So, no, I'm not going to steal no cell phone. Why would I steal a phone? Hello. No. No. No and Are you going to talk to me or are you going to be Yes, I'm going I'm going to talk to you. Then lower your voice. Yes, I'm going to talk to you and I'm telling you though like no. No. It means everything and I did not. I DON'T KNOW HOW THAT He was in my car. He sat in my car. He sat in my car. He sat in your car? He sat in my car. LIKE I WHY WOULD I STEAL A PHONE? ARE YOU SO, how So, how the phone end up in your car? Oh my god. I swear to god I don't know. I don't know. If that phone was in my phone in in my car, it's cuz he left it in my car. He sat in my car. So, did at any time did he pull up next to you and ask for his phone back? Who? No. So, he never pulled up to you driving down here and asked you to ask for his phone back? Dude, if he did, he could have got his phone. And I swear to you. I swear to you like I swear to you. I don't care. I want his his phone. He could have got his phone. If at any time he pulled up to me and said, have got his phone. Say that. Say that. One minute she's crying asking for sympathy and the next minute she's yelling at her mother to take care of the dog. But what's this woman going to do when she's taken to a jail cell and her mother isn't around to witness her behavior? All right, go ahead and reach out and take that anklet off for me, please. The uh your bandana in your hair, I need that. Bandana, I need that. Don't make this difficult. Give me the bandana, please. It's going in your property. It's going to like in my car. All right, anything else on you? Okay, take your shoes off. I'll charge you with battery if you do that again. Get in the cell. Well, look at that. Little Miss Remorseful isn't so remorseful now, is she? This disrespectful thief was fined $570. She now must complete a 4-hour abatement program and 15 community service hours in order to get the charges dropped. On March 25th, 2023, an officer was called to a Walmart after a woman was caught shoplifting by the store's loss prevention officers. When the officer arrives, the suspected thief is already gone, but the cop tracks her down at another store. Hi, how are you doing? Let me talk to you. Let me talk to you. You come over here. I'm talking to you. You just go over there, sir. Let me talk to you. Don't make this any harder than it has to be. Come on. Where's your purse at? I don't have a purse. You didn't bring a purse? No, sir. Did you come from Walmart? No, sir. I didn't. No? No. I think you're looking for the wrong person. I'm looking for the wrong person. Yes. Can you step over here for me? I am. Hey. Where are you going? I'm just standing right here. Wait, what's wrong? What's going on? I'm not trying to Okay. Well, yeah. Uh you you're matching the description that uh shoplifted at the at Walmart. Well, what's the description? I don't have nothing on me. Blond hair, black shirt, white emblem on your shirt. Literally I said I said blond hair. I thought you said long hair. No, I said black hair. No, that's not me. That's not you? Okay. come from Walmart. Okay, well we'll just make sure then. Okay. Right away, this woman lets the officer know how entitled she is by refusing to come when asked. It's also pretty suspicious that she doesn't have a purse on her. What's she doing in a store if she doesn't have money to pay for the items? Can we hurry? I have a fine I need to go. No, we're not going to hurry. What was your name? You're You're on my time now. Just now. Genie, you're looking for the wrong person. I'm not the Am I? Yeah. Okay, I mean I like I said, we're going to try to see and then if you you're the wrong person then you can leave, but I mean you're matching the description. Really? Yeah. You used to be in the parking lot over there. That's where that That happened, not over here. And they told us you the person in that walk walked to Murphy's. She was standing next to a white van. That van just pulled up. I know. And I And I just showed up, too. I wasn't standing next to a white van, though. Okay. I'm sorry, you got the wrong person. What What were you doing just standing there? Well, where's the staff? What staff? That they I told you I dropped it. You tell me. You can search me if you want. I don't got nothing. I don't have I don't have anything in my purse over there. I didn't leave the stuff. Where'd you put the stuff then? I didn't come from over there. Did you not hear me? Can you prove that I came from there? Whoa. This woman might think that her rude and aggressive behavior's going to intimidate the cop, but if anything, it only makes him lose sympathy for her. But you want to look at the cameras? I mean to go with me so we can look at the cameras? You should have looked at it before you came over here. All right, let's go look at the cameras then. No, I'm good. I I'm not the person. So why are you getting Why are you getting nervous now? Now that we're going to go look at the cameras. nervous. I'm getting upset because you're accusing me of something I didn't do. I did not shoplift. 129 PD. What was the description of the subject? Can we go look? Yeah. I mean it matches you, so Okay, that's fine. Let's go. All right. Hold on. Give me a second. Yeah, put these in the front. And what am I being being arrested for? Am I being arrested I'm not arresting you. Can you tell me that? I just told you you're not being arrested. All right. You don't have any guns any any knives anything? weapons. I don't have nothing in Okay. I'm going to have to check before I put you in there, okay? So now I'm not being arrested. You're not being arrested. We're going to look at the cameras. We're going to make sure that it's not you and if it's not you, you'll be on your way. Did she really think that retail giants like Walmart wouldn't have security cameras? And if you're going to try and argue with the police about the law, you better know the law. Otherwise, you just look stupid. You just made it all worse. Cuz I could have just given you a ticket. You would have been on your way. For shoplifting. How do you know I shoplifted? I already told you. Did you Did you see me like leave with that stuff? The guy that works here, yes. Put that in my purse. The guy that works here, yes. Did you see me put that in my purse? Okay. I guess we'll find out. Did you Did you Yes or no? I'm about to. You physically saw me put that in my purse. I'm about to look. You saw me put that in my purse, though. How do you know I didn't pay for that already or it was a gift to me? Okay. Well, give me like Give me 10 minutes and I'll go find out for you. Well, it was a gift. It was a gift, okay. I'll go find out. Even after being called names by the suspect, this officer still looks out for the well-being of the alleged thief. What this woman seems to be having a very hard time understanding is that there is proof that she shoplifted. Can you start being cooperative with me? I will. Yes, I am. What are you hiding now? I'm trying to pull my shirt down underneath cuz it's hot and I I took my shirt off. Oh, lord. No, I have a undershirt, though. All right. I'm wearing an undershirt. All right, we going to be good now? I will. Yes, I will. I'm sorry. All right, are we going to start admitting to stuff? Come on. I didn't steal nothing. It was a gift. Okay. Well, we're going to go talk to this guy I don't want to see that guy. He's He scares me. He scares you? He scares me. Come on, girl. He He He used football tackle He football tackled me. He tackled you? He wanted to. Ay yay yay. So you're going to make me go in there like the first to have to. No, I'm not going to go in there. Why Why don't you want to go in there? He scares me. He scares me. He does. Who Who Who scares you? That guy. Ay yay yay. All right, let me go see what I can Okay, thank you for what you do. The next step is for the loss prevention officer to get the value of the stolen items so they know the total cost of the items she stole. This part's important because it largely determines her future charges. Is it really that hot over here? Oh my goodness, girl. Why? I mean you're accusing me of something I didn't do. You're still saying that? I didn't. My friend gave it to me. I swear. She told me to hold that for her. Where's your friend at? I think she set me up cuz she left. Ay yay yay. But you know I Well, I know. I know. You already know like I'm I just embarrassed. All right. What's your name? Um Why am I down? You're trespassed from here. Okay. It's Elia. E L L I Y A H. Looks like the suspect's starting to realize that her games aren't working on this officer. But even though the woman is confessing, the officer still needs to make sure it was really her. That's her right there getting the stuff from around that deal. Mhm. Which I assume is most of what's in her bag. And right here she's All righty. And then what's the What's the total on this puppy? 30 Uh Her subtotal only 31.97. Okay, got you. We don't get the tax. All right. Are you good? No, I'm not. You dying on me? It's hot in here. I haven't drank for a long time. All right. So we're going to start saying the truth or are we just going to keep lying? I'm not lying about what? About the shoplifting. I'm telling you if you don't tell me the truth, I'm going to take you to jail. I said everything in that bag is yours is theirs. Everything? Yes. I thought it was just the the little baggie. baggie. Yeah, yeah. Okay. All right. So you took that, right? Yes. Okay. So I'm going to give you a ticket. Okay. All right. Next time let's try not to like do all this "Oh, why you stopped me?" and doing all that cuz we're just wasting our time. I never No, no. I'm saying like stopping. You know, like doing the whole "I will check the cameras." and all that because we can. me a hard time. Well, yeah, I know. You have to give me a hard time during your day, right? I've had that. I've had that all day. I'm not the person today. Nobody's giving you a hard time but me. I'm Sure. All right. I'm sorry. All right, let me just write down the ticket and then I'll let you get out of here. And then you're also trespassed from here, okay? So you can't So I can never come back. You can't come back to here. the other Walmart? What about the grocery shop? Or pick up some groceries. So from what I know, it's this one. Okay. Okay. Thank you. You can't come back to this one. This officer's given the woman a ticket instead of jail time and the woman still tries to manipulate the situation by pressuring the officer to fill the paperwork out faster. So what kind of music you like? Cuz we're going to be here for like 20 minutes. I don't care. Just whatever you like. I'm Mexican. I'm Mexican. All right then, I'm going to put some freaking Mexican music. Do you have an ID with you? No, sir, I don't. Okay then. Because I just makes it longer. Now I have to type everything. Now you're over here rushing me. I had to pee really bad. I didn't need to pee before I went in. I really had to. And I don't want to pee on the side of the Why would you pee in front of me? Because I can't hold it sometimes. Ooh. I did have a kid, you know. That has nothing to do with it. Sometimes you can't hold it and you've been holding it all night. You just had You just had a baby? I had a baby in 2012, but still I still have a baby. I mean it happens. All right. I've probably caught news and um Well, please don't pee cuz I'm going to have to clean that up. The Walmart thief was given a citation for shoplifting and was also trespassed from Walmart property. On December 9th, 2023, a Palm Beach Gardens police officer pulled over a female driver. He later finds out that she has a lot to hide, but first he has to get her information and she starts off the conversation with a serious confession. Please pull over. Do you have your license on you? This is suspended. Okay. Why are you driving then? Uh I just got out of the mental um hospital. Okay. And it's cuz I had a breakdown. All right. So I'm so nervous. Don't worry. Just relax. It's not the end of the world. I know. What's your name? Andrea Gibbs. I have You found it? This is my stuff cuz I had missed court while I was inside a mental hospital and I had to go to the courthouse yesterday. That's all my stuff. And what happened? What did they tell you? I have a new court date. For what? Uh on the 8th. On the 8th today. I'm going to court, trust me. I'm going through driving? I'm I My kids' dad kidnapped my kids and stuff. I'm just so depressed and my kids is all I know. My kids is all I know. Police officers know that people get nervous around them and can start telling them all sorts of crazy things. But is this woman being sincere? No, I keep having They got me on medication and everything, so It's not the end of the world, okay? I don't know. It feels like it. I swear. It's not the end of the world. told me to mind my business. That's what I've been doing, but it's just so hard without my kids. My kids is all I know. They're 5 and 11. When is their birthday? You got no drugs in here, no guns, AKs, nothing like that? No. Nothing like that? No. Okay. What do you got back here? What is all this stuff? Is it all your belongings? Yeah, my stuff. Okay. Me and my kids' Why you got so much stuff? Me and my kids' stuff. I'm taking it from the Coming from moving stuff from the storage to my dad's place. Okay. And my boyfriend's place. The officer will soon find out what else this woman has in her car. But before he does that, he needs to further investigate this woman's background and why she chose to drive without a license. What's up with your license? What's the issue with your license and why you for those. Okay. Why don't you have an ID card? Why don't you just Why don't you get a license? They won't give you a hard time. I'm going through Ms. Joanna Rivera. Have you heard of her at the courthouse? Sounds very familiar. I know. Okay. She's helping me get my um license, but I have to do I'm doing community service hours and I'm on a payment plan as well. So, but I need those. I know I do. But why you driving around? I'm I'm just I'm out of my mind right now. but you can't drive around, right? I'm not going to drive. I don't really normally drive. Being, quote unquote, out of your mind is probably the worst excuse to use when you're caught driving on a suspended license. Just hop on out. You're not under arrest, okay? But just hop on out. Just come back here. You got nothing on you, right? No. Nothing like that? Nothing like that? No. I told you I'm I'm scared of guns. This This female officer here is going to search you real quick. Make sure you got no guns on you or nothing like that, okay? Is there anything in the car she should know about? Nothing in the car. Listen, I've been doing this a long time, right? That little hesitation that you had there, okay? That little hesitation that you had there makes me think there's going to be something in there. Is there anything in there? you no. What, is it just weed? Yeah, that's it. That's No heroin? Nothing like that? Cocaine? Crystal meth? Nothing like that? Hey, listen, I don't know. No. People do all kinds of type of girl. I have kids. This woman's doing a pretty good job of acting calm and collected, and this makes her seem more trustworthy, but that's all going to change when the officers search the bags in her car. See? First stop. Just pull it out. Drop the car. That works better. All I saw was that on your head. Yeah, yeah, that's a big bottle, too. That knocked me straight out. That bottle hits me, you know what I mean? I'm like, "This is crazy." Nah, they're big. Listen, let's go with this. For an untrained eye, these might seem to be legit purchases, but this officer has a hunch about this woman, and he's going to find out the truth, no matter what. Listen, where did you steal the bottles from? Huh? Where did you steal the bottles from? I had those in the Listen, honesty best policy. Okay? What exactly? You think this is our first rodeo? Come on. I do this every day. Where did you take it? Publix? CVS? Right? Publix? Okay. This is it? That's it? Nothing else? Not the eye drops? Okay. Where did you get the eye drops? Eye drops somewhere else? I I My dad had those actually. I'm not I'm not playing. Brian, you in the box right now sealed? Yes. Yeah, because he used those. I'm not playing. You got also on the same Yes. But I'm saying, but you also don't understand that we work a lot of retail theft crimes. And the eye drops Yes. and those wines, Yes. that's what they're stealing out No, I didn't steal those. I didn't steal It looks like Miss Annison here, who swears she would never tell a lie, just got called telling her first big one. That's why you should never underestimate the police. These guys have been catching criminals for years, and they know when something feels suspicious. I want you to be honest with me, okay? I am being honest. Now, all right. I I hope you continue to be honest. Just stay over there. Oh, I thought she said I could step to you. No, no. Just hang out there. I'm not done. No, no. I'll be there in a second. Okay, listen. Okay, I want you to be honest with me. Who's this guy right here? That's my boyfriend's brother. Okay. Who's this person? My friend Erica. Okay. Who's this guy? I don't even know who who that is. Okay. No, I'm being honest. I don't know who that is. Okay. I'm sure you don't know who he is. Okay, but you used his identity. I never used that card before. No? No. You didn't use this for anything? Never. for any credit cards? Never. Okay, hold on. Why does this woman have multiple IDs from different people? The cops know she's trying to pretend like she's done nothing wrong, so the cops confront her with another piece of evidence. What's this other credit card that has his name on it? I never used anything like that. new. You just applied for it. Still the sticker on it. used anything. I I promise. I'm not lying. Who used this, then? Listen, I'm telling you right now, okay? I don't know if you see my last name. Castanera, right? I'm Hispanic. Mhm. Okay, I'm going to call this guy. I'm going to talk to him. I'm going to find this guy, all right? And he's going to look through all his stuff. Yes. If he sees that you opened the card, and I'm going to go back, look for all the transactions. If I see you putting this card Never. into any type of payment, ATM, anything like that, or I see one of these guys putting this card into something else, I'm going to say, "Hey, it's you, because you you're driving the car around." You understand? So, I'm not going to see that? No. Thousand percent sure? I promise you. Okay. Okay. And whose car is this? What? Whose car is this? It's it's a the Lexus. Who's that? My friend. Why do you have her car? We be together all the time. Okay, when I call her, she's going to know who you are? Yeah, and that car is old. You can see what it look like. Know who you are? Hundred percent? Yes. It's a Lexus. What's her last name? I don't even know what that I forgot. Uh I don't even know. This woman's continuing to play games and pretend like she doesn't know anything, and the police still have one more piece of evidence that they want to confront this liar with. I'm being honest, sir. I promise. You've been honest with me before, but I don't believe you on this one. Honestly, I don't believe you on this one. I promise. that you Now, now, explain to me all the gift cards, okay? Are you you two There's two options here that you're doing with the gift gift cards, okay? One is you're stealing merchandise, and then you're turning it in with somebody, and you're trading it for gift cards, okay, which is probably what you're doing. But, are you putting gift cards at Publix, CVS, on the rack that are scanned already and in your possession? Do you understand what I'm telling you? No. Say that again. So, you're getting the gift cards, Uh-huh. right? And you're taking off the stickers, and you're putting them on other gift card packages at Publix, CVS, stuff like that, to defraud No. So, that other people pay for the stuff, get the gift cards, all right? Because you got like three, 400 gift cards in there, all right, that have been used. Some of them are old. But them gift cards are old. I just don't You see how junky my car is? I just don't clean the car out. I'm being honest. You got a lot of them in your purse. You got a lot of them. I don't be throwing them away. My purse is junky. See what everything I'm being honest. You don't have receipts. I can't go back and look at the receipts. But I don't think they're all old. I think you're using a lot of them. Most of them I'm telling are you doing? You're You're stealing stuff, trading it in, and they give you a gift card? before. Is that what they're doing? I have done returns. I'm just being honest. I have. Listen, I'm just wondering. That's what I'm asking you. I'm not going to tell you no lie. I'm serious. I'm being honest with you from the get-go. I'm going to continue to be honest. Well, but she hasn't been honest. But she was really stealing from Publix. Then she says there's nothing in the car, but there are stolen alcohol bottles, multiple other people's IDs, and hundreds of gift cards. Looks like she badly needs a reality check. Warrant is still active, okay? So, I have to take you to jail for the warrant. Are you serious? That's what the sheriff's office said. Um you're going to have a bond amount. You might have OR. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. It's not a felony charge. It's just a misdemeanor charge. Okay, so when you get down there, they might just release you again, okay? But I have to take you in. Okay. Well, they might just give you another court date and release you. I just I just went yesterday. That's why I told you all my stuff. I don't have an option. If it was up to me, it'd be a different story, but it's not. I wasn't under arrest. You weren't. They had to confirm the warrant. They called over the sheriff's office. They double-verified. The sheriff's office says, "Yes, it's still active." I just went down there yesterday. You see the paperwork, and they stamped it and everything. I believe you, but when they when they they double-checked. They called again to make sure, and the sheriff's office says, "Yeah, we want her." Is that what they said? What county is she wanted in? Okay. How many court dates you have? Paperwork from the court. And from the mental hospital. And she applied for the public defender and all that stuff. I am playing. Um just put your phone down here. Put it in there. Okay. get my purse and Yeah, yeah. We'll get I'll get all that. And my keys? Yeah. But not the gift cards. They're going to be placed into evidence. We hope this thief learned her lesson and doesn't get into more trouble in the future. On June 20th, 2023 in Washington, police officers responded to a shoplifting in progress. When they arrive, they spot someone that looks very similar to the suspect's description leaving the store. Police, come here. Police, come here. Police Department. I probably get to see on surveillance. I get in your car. I'm going to get out. Do that. Hey there. Ma'am, please stop right there. Stop. She's right here. Hey. What are you doing? Stop. No. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Hey. Hey. Stop. First of all, who are you? Who are you? Out of all the excuses she could have made, she decides to pretend that she had no idea he was a police officer, even though he's in full uniform. Judging by her soiled clothing and bizarre behavior, there may be drugs or alcohol involved. Ma'am, you're going to be under arrest for resisting if you don't stop. I don't have warrants. Yeah, they got a warrant. I don't have warrants. You know what I'm being confused for? What's your name? Anna. What? Anna. I can't hear you. Anna. Anna? What? Hills? Like h i l l s? Hillers? Trying to escape handcuffs is extremely painful and some people even dislocate or break their fingers in an attempt to slip out. She could have been telling the truth but the police know this suspect is slippery. Okay, having them in mind do you wish to speak with me? Okay. They have really good cameras over there. Is it going to show them or is it going to show you putting a hat underneath your shirt? No. Okay, what were you doing over there? I was looking for scissors. They said they didn't have any and I was looking for extra clothes cuz it's getting kind of cold. Okay. But I already had what they had so I didn't need anything. Do you have any method of payment? Um yeah, I have money. Where? It is in my left pocket of my jacket. This jacket? Yeah. Okay, left pocket you said. Can you face that way? Do you have ID on you at all? Um no, I have no ID on me. No ID on you? Okay. And your name was what again? Anna Hiller? Is that what you said? h i l l e r? This woman's exhibiting some strange behavior. Notice how her eyes trail off and fixate on something else besides the officer talking to her. In situations like this, it's hard to tell if there might also be mental health issues at play. How come you started running away from me when I said police stop? I thought you were a stranger. You looked right at me and I'm in full uniform. When you were in the front of the store and you looked right at me and I was in this uniform and I said police. Okay. Well, I think you're lying to me. Okay, why aren't you telling us your real name? Why don't we have any record of you? I'm not sure. Have you ever had a Washington ID or another state ID before? I have not. I did You've never had an ID but you're 29 years old you say? I'm 28. You're 28? Yeah. What year were you born? 1991. You just told me you were 29. 19 or 1992 I think. I think I That still doesn't That's the wrong math. That doesn't make you You would be over 30. Over 30? The year The year is 2023. Do you understand that? You can't even do the math right. I would be 30. If you If you were born in '91, you'd be turning 32. That doesn't make sense to me. But It makes total sense because it's The year is 2023. Not giving your name to the police does not mean you get to skip jail. What this woman doesn't know is that they'll fingerprint her and hold her in a jail cell until they can properly identify her. So, what is your name? It is Anna Hiller. Hillers? Hiller. Hiller? Uh-huh. Are you sure about that? Cuz now you Do you seem like you're not sure. You said Hillers and then you said Hiller. First you told me Hill when we were over there in the field. Well, this Hiller is what it is. You can't even look me in the eyes when you say that. Hiller. Hiller, h i l l e r. e r? Hiller. Anna, how do you spell Anna? a n n a. What's your middle initial? L. L. What's your date of birth? It is December 27th, 1992. December 27th, '92? Are you sure about that? Cuz even if I ran that I'll get that in a near hit. Have you ever been arrested before? Um I think I think it's 1991. You think it's '91? Yeah. Have you ever been arrested before? I've never been arrested. Have you ever been contacted by law enforcement before? Never. You've never been contacted by law enforcement? Now she's changed her middle initial from L to R. With routine liars like this one, the police know their best tactic is to continually ask the suspect the same questions to see if they can recall the exact details they gave them earlier. But this woman's time is running out. It doesn't make sense, okay? What's your middle initial? R? Really? It was O and then it was L. So, you're going to jail. Just stop it. Okay? You're going to be giving me three different letters for your middle initial, Either you don't know or you're lying which I find the second one to be much more likely. It's L is what I said. You just said R. I said R. You said O earlier. Okay, I'm done. It's L. Hey, would you guys mind impounding this for her? Step out of the car. It's not going to prevent you from going into the jail. You're going to have to go into the jail one way or the other. So, step out of the car. Here, I'll help you out. Step out of the car. Okay, here you go. You're not stepping out of the car. You're continuing to resist arrest by not getting out of my car. Nope, I am in exactly the same. My body camera's been on the entire time. Get out of the car. It's a little bit suspicious that this behavior just so happened to start when they arrived at the jail. Since she's resisting, the officer calls for backup. You're going to have to get out of my car one way or the other. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Do you want to get out of the car under your own power or do you want people to force you out of the car? I don't want to get out of the car. I want Well, you don't have a choice. I You have the choice of getting out on your own or people forcing you out. Amber. What's your last name? Or Osborne? The female police officer calling her Amber is priceless. Looks like the police have outsmarted this thief and she's now going to realize why you should never try and trick the cops. Okay. Okay. Okay. It looks like they caught this woman in yet another lie. She does have felony warrants which makes us think this entire thing was an act because she didn't want to get caught. Sorry, it's over. Amber's promises are not worth anything at this point. This pathological liar was charged with theft, resisting arrest, and obstruction. In this next video, an officer pulls a man over because he has no license plate and what starts out as a series of questions turns into something nobody expects. Oh. It's in the window. Oh, yeah, it's all the way down. That's why you pulled me over? Yeah, I'm so sorry. I didn't see the plate. I'm so sorry. Whose plate? Mine. I just bought this car. Okay. Do me a favor, just pull up a little bit. You just bought it from the dealership? Yeah. Oh, okay. That's good. I just didn't want you blocking the entrance, sir. Do you have a license with you? Yeah, I do. Okay. Do you have any paperwork saying you just bought it or anything? Um it might be at home cuz I've been at home a lot. Do you remember what dealership you got it from? Uh yeah. It's on the plate. But Yeah, I mean Oh. Any auto? Yeah. Okay. Did they give you that plate or Yeah. Why did they give it to you? They gave me 45 days. So, instead of giving you a temp tag, they they gave you that? Anyone who's ever bought a car before knows that you first get temporary paper plates. The dealership is never supposed to give you an actual metal license plate when you drive off the lot. Well, I'm not going to penalize you for something that they did. I got to pick up my wife from the airport. Okay. Do you have a license? Yeah, I got a license. They're not supposed to give you a temp tag, not a dealer plate. Dealer plates are only for employees. Okay. So. But I said I'm not going to penalize you for that. Thank you, sir. I got this other arrangement here, too. I just bought her. Oh, there you So, where was she coming from? Uh Miami. Miami? Yeah. How long has she been in my Or is she from Miami? No, she's from here. She was on vacation. She took a vacation. You want to walk her back? Yeah. All right, we'll give me a minute. We'll get you anyway. How's that? The officer's giving this young man the benefit of the doubt. While running the driver's ID, they find new information about him. Do me a favor, turn your car off real quick. Hand me the keys. Yeah, hand me the keys. Just hand me Okay. This is in lieu of you getting into going in the handcuffs. You got two warrants. For Paramount and Shagrin Valley? Yeah, they said they would come get me. I had a uh Okay. Well, that's fine. They'll come get you. You'll be on your way. Okay. But I figured instead of standing in the rain in handcuffs, I'll just take your keys so you don't have to go anywhere. You know what I mean? So, give me a few minutes. All right. Let me see if I can Hey, how you doing? This is Officer Pickens from Liquid PD. Um speaking to a gentleman who apparently you guys sold a car to. Um I'm trying to figure out why he has a dealer tag instead of a temp tag. As a plate. Tag number is he's got the keys. Yeah, it's a silver Chrysler Sebring. Or purple rather. Okay, thanks. Thanks. All right, I'll call you back. Bye. Don't do anything funny. You need to step out of the car. Now, step out of the car. What's wrong? Step out of the car. What the police learned is that this car is a stolen vehicle. The man can play innocent all he wants, but he's going to learn quickly that the police are no longer playing nice. 25 to try to run. Hey. Get out of the car, GET OUT, NOW. NOW YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. Put your other hand behind your back. You hear me? Yes. You're going to jail. You assault me again and we're going to have a problem. Do you understand that? You knocked my glasses right off my face when you punched me. I apologize. I didn't Oh my god, I didn't mean to punch you. Just did the stupidest thing he could have done and it's obvious from the body cam footage that he was struggling and trying to run from police. But now he's going to get a reality check. I told you not to do this. My wife coming home. You stole the car. I didn't steal the car. I was just on the phone with them. My cousin That's my cousin's car. You've had contact ever? No, we have not. I've never spoken to you? No, no. Roll to your side, bud. I don't I never have. Bring your knee Bring your knees forward. We're We're going to sit you up here. All right, ready? 1 2 3. Just go back here. You're under arrest for RSP and resisting arrest. I apologize, sir. So, when he first got pulled over, he said he just got the car from the dealership, but now he's saying he had no idea where the car came from because he didn't purchase it himself. And now he's got keys belonging to a second vehicle in his pocket. This situation's looking more and more like a stolen car operation. I guess he's got a question for you if you're Sure, I'll talk to him. Like I said, it was nice. Uh so Hey, I By the way, I didn't strike you. Okay. I think I just got caught. You just got caught? Yeah, I think I just got caught. So, what did I do? I didn't strike you. I would never try to do You wouldn't try to hit me on purpose, would you? No, I had no reason to hit you. Okay. But you see I got cut some. I feel so bad. So, I'm not real happy about that. I know. I'm 53 years old, dude. I've been doing this job 30 years. Yeah. I'm not young anymore. Yeah. I mean, I tried to be nice. I know. You know? So I got a question though. I'm going to try I'm supposed to be going to trucking school in June. Um is this a felony? Or misdemeanor? Probably going to be a misdemeanor. Okay. Cuz I don't I I I I just graduated from Iowa State University. But I can't I can't say what they're going to do with the RSP, but they might drop it to a misdemeanor, but I can't say that. That's a felony? It is. The As is, it's a felony. But I don't think they're taking that fives downtown. Thanks for not running away. Okay. No, okay? Yeah. I want to tell you, you know I know. You seem like a really nice guy and I was getting ready to let you go and and now all of a sudden you turned into a real jackoff. Cuz I I was just thinking about my my wife. Okay. Well, now you're not going to get to see her at all. Yeah. You know what I mean? So, all right, buddy. All right. Some thieves think that if they butter the police up, they might get a lesser sentence. If you thought this guy was hiding things, just wait until you meet our next thief. On the 6th of March, 2024, cops get a call about a possible stolen van that has Ontario, Canada license plates. Stop. Stop. Lift your shirt up. Spin around. 50-53. All right, come this way. I got a traffic Y'all, I've been pulled over before on this Okay. Apparently something to do with the license plate or something like that. And they ran they ran it, saw there was nothing on it. Um so I've been through this before. I understand. Why are they telling you it's stolen out of Canada? It's not stolen out of Canada. My boss is from Canada. Um this is his vehicle. Is there somebody else in it? There's nobody Nobody else in it? Just go make sure there's nobody else in the vehicle. There's nobody else in the vehicle. I promise you that. Who's the van belong to? Um I'm sorry. Uh Timothy Dawson. And where He's out Kingston, I believe, Ontario. What's the last time you were stopped? Uh it was a week and a half ago, maybe. And what did they say? Nothing. They ran the plate, saw that it wasn't that. I just ran it again and they're telling me it's still stolen. I don't have an ID on you real quick. Um I have a physical ID that's on my my wallet got stolen. It's in All right, let's go get that real quick. Okay. It's a little suspicious that he knows exactly why they're pulling him over before they tell him. Is he telling the truth or is this a way to try and manipulate the police? And I do have warrants. They are not extraditable. Um I'm in the middle of taking care of all that, so Uh stand over there for me. Not a cop. Where are the tags supposed to be on? It was stolen in 2023. They stopped you in Lake County somewhere? Yeah, it was right outside of Ocala. I I wasn't exactly sure where it was. It was kind of like on a back road somewhere. Is there a front license plate on it? No. It's just the back one? Where is the front license plate? They don't have one. They don't have one? Um there's a front license plate. I have a front license plate. Yeah. It's in the car. But there's nothing to attach it to. So, he says he has a front license plate. Says it's in the cab. Did you find it? Ontario has two license plates. That's what I'm saying. I'm only saying See if he has a phone number for his boss that owns it all. Okay. Do you have a phone number for your boss? No. Uh owns a truck? Uh yeah, let me Did you notice the black plastic bags covering the windows? Some criminals think that by doing this, it stops police from conducting a search in plain view. Yeah, he stuck it over top of the old license plate that was there. Cuz he couldn't get it off. There's another license plate Yeah, there's a the old U-Haul plate that's on it. It's on there and we couldn't get it off. It had damage on it, so he just stuck it over top of it. What's it supposed to be on it? I can't see it. Um who's the vehicle belong to? Timothy Dawson. What do you need to get it off? He's got Timothy's number? Yes. And what do you do for him? Uh I work for a logistics company, so I deal with dispatchers and warehouses. Where are you moving from? I'm coming from Jacksonville right now. So, you currently live in Jacksonville? No, no, no, no. I currently live in Sarasota. Where are you That's where you're moving to? Yeah, that's where I'm going. Where are you moving from? Yes. Where are you moving from is not a hard question to answer. Answering a question with an answer that doesn't actually answer the original question is a form of question dodging. So, I was Oh, I was on probation. Yeah, but and I don't know why they're still there because my probation officer is the one who allowed me to I don't know what he did with it. He said he couldn't get the dab it off of it. So This thing is good. Alien tape on there. Where they going to put So, let me guess. If anything falls wrong with this, it's going to fall on me, isn't it? Huh? What's weird is that you have a Ontario license plate. because he's from Ontario. It's all glued and taped on. He bought it from here, registered it in Ontario. I drove it all I was there when he went and bought it. What's the phone number for that guy? But I guess he couldn't get the glue things out or whatever and so they just Yeah, so they plastered the plate over top of it. But like I said, at this point I'm guessing this all gets to fall on me. And I don't need that. Yeah, it's still registered to U-Haul. Yeah, why? I have no idea. Does it not kick out the registry when you go up to Not unless the carrier Not unless it cancels the registration with Arizona. He lost his ID and he has no idea why the registration is still with U-Haul. Also, it took the officers mere minutes to take the license plate off, something he claims his boss couldn't figure out how to do. Well, I I have nothing to do with that. So Yeah, I'm just trying to get home to my wife now. All right, contacting Ontario to see if Yeah, no, I have the same I understand. I understand. I understand I'm with you completely. So if y'all end up taking this can I at least get my stuff out of it? Vehicle is not stolen. Oh, the vehicle is not stolen. The only thing that's stolen is the plate is stolen. Okay, so it's supposed to have that plate on. Okay, well then if that's the case I can keep it moving. I'm just doing what I was told. I didn't think there was an issue. I never had an issue with it. Just hook him up, put them in your car and then read them and figure out this is not making I got your answer 10 times. Yeah. He's saying that his boss bought the van from you all. The Arizona tag is riveted actually riveted into the the vehicle you can't get it out. So. Sounds like BS. The man thinks that he's free to continue on his way after the police figure out the license situation. What the suspect doesn't know is that the cops have made some important calls in the car and they're now ready to confront him with some big news. All right now you're going to be placed in handcuffs. Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. Why why why sir? Because the tires coming back stolen out of North Carolina. They confirmed it's stolen. North Carolina? Or South Carolina or wherever it I I've never That that truck came out of Virginia. Well whoever agency whoever entered it stolen whatever agency that is confirmed that they are in fact stolen. The front and rear license plate. The front one is glued on there. This is not making a whole lot of sense. No no I I understand what you're saying. Put you in the back of the car once you're in the car and so we can figure it all out. Another lie called. He said on camera he knew the Ontario license plate was glued on there because they apparently couldn't take off the Arizona license plate. Brock I didn't know they glued it on there. All I know is that they went out there with screws and put tape on them. Who? Um Martin and Zach. Do those guys phone numbers in your phone? No they work for they work for the garage at the at the office. Is there any way I can get a hold of anybody else to corroborate any of this? Um my wife She works for the company. What's her name? In my phone there's my queen. Her name is Dawn. Dawn? Yes. She'll know how to get a hold of whoever owns the company. She should be able to get a hold of him. I mean she's got his When's the last time you talked to him? Uh yesterday. I've done so much time in my life in jail. I'm not trying to go back to jail for something stupid that I didn't even do. The only thing this woman might be the queen of is lying men and stolen vehicles. The cops call her up and get her side of the story. And where are you located Dawn? Where am I located? Yeah. Ormond Beach. Okay. How did he end up down here from Virginia? I don't I don't know really what's going on. Well he was pulled over in this van. The van has stolen license plates on it. Stolen license plate? Yeah. Um well I don't know how to explain that one but I is he going to jail? Probably. For stolen license plate? Yeah. She's his wife but she doesn't live with him or in any area he said he was moving from or to and it just so happens that the boss is out of town. While this is happening the other police are searching the man's van. U-Haul bag. 24 grams. South Carolina. Yeah. Just saying I don't know. He's got a bunch of cards in here all different names. Hey man you giving us a real name? Ryan Youssou N'Dour. That's your real name? Been informed of your new charges? No. Trafficking methamphetamine, possession of false ID, possession of somebody else's identification. That's Steven's bag. Okay. And so y'all are charging me with having false IDs? So what was one misdemeanor is now a misdemeanor and what like four felonies? I'm not getting out of jail. I'm not going home. He was right about that. This liar has an excuse for everything but in the end the evidence wins. They charged him with felony meth trafficking, felony fentanyl trafficking, felony possession of personal identification of five or more people, possession of drug paraphernalia and petty theft. From a Tarzan thief swinging from tree branches to a thief driving a creepy van. We hope you enjoyed this video of criminals who think they can trick the police. Thankfully none of them got away with it. Thank you for watching the hidden files.