Hit me for what? >> Put it down. >> Some people steal because they can't afford to pay and others do it strictly for the thrill. >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT IN MY [ __ ] HEAD. [screaming] >> Regardless of the reason, shoplifting is very illegal and the consequences get worse as the price tags go up. You >> these shoplifterss thought they'd get a slap on the wrist, but they got a muchneeded reality check from the cops. >> Go to prison and get the out of my face, you dirty. >> Touch me. You have it on camera. He touched me. He physically assaulted me. It was June 18th, 2025 in Florida, and an off-duty officer working security at a grocery store noticed a serial shoplifter trying to check out. Immediately, he began pulling items out of her backpack from boxes of rice to packs of raw chicken. The only thing she did seem willing to pay for was a bottle of wine. >> You haven't been here in a while, and all a sudden, you pop back up. And I know you steal stuff before. >> Oh, I've stolen. So, it's time to call the FBI. >> Yes. But let's ask you to scan the paper. You're fine. Don't worry about me. >> I just >> cuz there's no reason to put any of that stuff in your backpack when you come up here. >> I did exactly what I need. >> My job is exactly and it's buy one get one for I have my receipt for everything else. But my phone's on 1%. So make sure you get his ID and mine. If you don't get his you don't get mine cuz my phone died. Okay, >> but make sure you get these items on receipt cuz Pozi is done. >> Sorry. >> Don't be sorry to me cuz you're the one that's concealing all that stuff in your background. >> I'm sorry, but maybe it's time for them to see your face. >> You can. You can because you're being recorded right now. >> Thank God. >> Thank God was right because if it hadn't been caught on camera, nobody would ever believe how much she was trying to steal. She claimed she was trying to return some of the items, perhaps trying to escape with a few extra bucks as well as her stolen food. She instead wound up racking up a $40 bill and she immediately started haggling with the clerk. I was going to make sure that the wine is also a replacement bottle because I have a picture of that receipt and the receipt before. So, I have the the buy one get one free was that I have the receipt for that because I I had to return the other one, but she said I got it on buy one get one. So, she said to grab the other one. I just saw her speak >> brown hair glasses on. >> I'll show you. She said Oh, my phone's hold. Okay. >> Write your name down and get me your review tomorrow. Okay. >> Also, write off just write that information down right off of the >> and hold that with that. >> I'm not going to do that cuz I mean you just come back tomorrow. >> This one is a buy one. Take care of that. >> I need the receipts. >> I have my phone back. So, I can't do anything until I >> So, did you want me to save it then until you're ready? >> Okay. And you'll be in >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you want me to just hold everything or >> hold everything? I took a picture of him. We'll charge it up. The only thing I wanted is a bottle of wine. >> Notice what she did there. As you recall, the only thing she wanted to pay for originally was that bottle of wine. She planned on stealing everything else. She's now asking the clerk to hold all the other items, saying she'll come back later to pay for them. And as far as that wine goes, she wasn't even sure there was enough cash on one of her prepaid [music] cards. >> So, $15.9 every single one of them except for this. But make sure you only do the ones that look old first. >> That look old. No, look at the number. >> You have to look at the one that already been used first. >> No. Take your time and scan each one first. >> They're your cards if you want to go ahead and scan them again. Okay. >> Cuz you're going to prison. >> Yeah, I'm going to prison. Okay. Just do what you got to do and get out of the store. >> That one had a little bit, right? >> 292 on that one. >> Okay. >> You're going straight. >> Yeah. Okay. >> This one we're calling the company about. >> No, unfortunately that one doesn't have any. >> No, we're calling the company about this one. Okay. >> All right. That one still has five. >> Now you're going straight into Okay. >> And I hope it's seven bullets in your hand. >> Yeah. Okay. Have a nice day. Get out of here and don't come back. >> Don't come back here. You hit me and you go to jail. >> If he touches me ever, go. >> I am fully >> filing a full report. >> Get out of here. >> If you ever >> get out of here, >> goodbye. >> This is where it is done. >> Go. >> Prison for the rest of his life. >> Get out of here or you going to jail. Go. >> Go to prison and get the out of my face. You dirty. >> Go. >> Touch me. You have it on camera. He touched me. >> No. >> You have it on camera. He physically assaulted me. Nope. He touched me. >> Nope. You have it on camera. He touched me. You have it on camera. He touched me. He had no right to touch me. I'm protecting myself. I protected myself after he touched me. >> I have it on camera. >> No, he touched me. I have it on camera. He touched me. >> I have it on full camera. He touched me. >> I have full camera. He touched me. I have my camera. He touched me. I have my camera. He touched me. >> The woman broke free and fled from the store. And as the only officer on scene here, he left his body cam behind him and chased after her. She fell down while running and hit her head on a brick wall. While one of the employees carried a camera outside, the officer's backup finally arrived. >> No, it doesn't retain my san out. out. You don't get to do that. >> You are ripping my body. >> It's like a test. >> It is literally stuck to me because of what he did. >> And you're stuck to me. Let him tell him to let you go. >> Tell him to let me go. >> Really? Just come over here so they don't see it. So they don't see it. So they lie. So you lie. It is STUCK TO MY BODY. YOU need to take me to the ER. >> Handcuffs are supposed to be on. Second of all, you're going to jail. >> He's going to prison. He literally and assaulted me. He touched me unequivocally and yes, straight to the hospital. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Yes, please. And sent him straight to prison. I want my house keys in my satchel. Can I see my house key, please? I would like to see all of my property cuz I had items I had to take back to the store. I need all of my stuff checked. I didn't steal anything. I didn't take anything. I didn't touch anything. So, >> you're going to jail. >> All of my items should be straight in my purse. One. No, he doesn't get to take anything out. I need my keys and I need my bag. I need you to check all of my items. Please check my items at my house, please. Please and thank you. >> Unfortunately, the time for being polite was long gone. If you really want to use words like please and thank you, you've got to use those words before you kick a police officer or flee the scene of a crime. Now, she was headed to jail. And she was about to learn that her precious bottle of wine was not going to go with her. >> Hey, do you want that wine returned and the money back? >> No, I want everything. because the wine's not going with you to jail. So they can they can refund. Okay, we're going to refund the wine to the store and they're going to give credit. >> So this is her wallet. >> I will not allow that. And that marijuana medical marijuana is in my backpack. That's also why I'm using >> everything has to be safe in the >> Yes. Several. Anything with This is her phone in there. >> Orlando Police Department. Why did he have to pay? >> That's a great question. Ask him. >> I'm asking you. >> I have no idea. But I paid for my groceries. I left to leave and he still lives. >> That's exactly what I'm asking. >> I did not want him near me. >> No, I was not fighting him. >> Why would you fight? >> Ask him. >> I'm asking you. Ask him. I cannot give you that answer. That is in his turkey. >> Besides, what do I do with the the probes? They have to go in still. Is that how that works? >> I know exactly what he touched me. Oh my god. HE TOUCHED ME. IT'S ON CAMERA. HE TOUCHED ME before I ever kicked him in the nuts. He touched me. >> He put his hands on me and physically touched me and I kicked him in the nut. >> They medically cleared the woman and she was later booked into Orange County Jail. She was charged with resisting without violence and battery on law enforcement. Maybe next time she won't try to steal a backpack full of raw chicken right in front of the cops. On March 24th, 2024 in Edmunds, Washington, the cops were called to a Burlington discount store where allegedly a shoplifter had been caught burning the tags off clothing and then hiding things in her ride-on carriage. >> Yeah, right there. Right there. >> Okay, ma'am. Stop. You're not free to leave. Okay. Were you burning tags off items? >> No. >> No. Okay. Did you pay for any of the items here? >> Uh, yeah. All my stuff is paid for. >> Okay. Do you have a receipt? >> Uh, yeah. I have a few of them in my Bible. >> Okay. If you can grab the receipt out. >> I got my receipts in my Bible, which is fine. Yeah. >> That's what I have. The receipt for Burlington here. >> Oh, no. No receipts here. >> Did you take anything? >> No. >> Okay. The employee said that you took something. You were burning price tags or security ties off items. >> Well, I don't took something. >> Okay. Are you willing to show me what's in your bag? >> Well, you can look for my bag. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you if you have anything in there that belongs to Burlington. >> I guess I don't know cuz I don't sleep. >> The cops knew they'd never get a straight answer out of her. And while the male officer stayed with the suspect, the female officer went to talk to the employee. She wanted to know exactly what the woman had stolen. According to the employees, she'd burn the tags off a handbag and a scarf. Where they wound up was anyone's guess. >> They're saying you have a scarf and a handbag. >> Is it this handbag right here? >> I guess. I don't know. >> You don't know whose bag is the black bag? >> I don't know. It's not yours. >> No. >> Ask her if she had any other. >> Yeah. There's a black handbag. We're still asking about the scarf. She didn't leave the store. So, do you want to press charges for >> attempted theft, which would be kind of hard cuz she hasn't left. But >> we just trespass. Just trespass. Get her out of here. >> No, I'm going to go pay for >> You're going to go pay for it. Okay. How'd you end up over here? Cuz the cash registers are over there. >> I know. I don't know. >> It's craziest thing, huh? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> No, no, no. You're staying right here. >> I do. >> Okay, ma'am. Here's the deal. You're being >> I don't want to pay for it. >> You have a way to pay for the scarf. >> Yeah. >> Okay. If you want to go pay for the scarf, you need to do that. But you're being trespassed. >> Okay. >> So, you need to either give the scarf back or you can go pay for it if you want to keep it, but you can't come back here. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to fill out a piece of paper. You can wait for your copy of the piece of paper or not, but if you come back within the next year, you could be arrested. Okay. >> Oh, okay. Then I want to go pay. >> Okay, go pay for that. >> As she entered the checkout area, the cops watched the woman from the sidelines. However, she somehow missed the actual line and ended up cruising down the electronics aisle. At that point, one of the cops went over to nudge the woman in the right direction. >> You're going the wrong way. You got to go that way. >> I'm going where I want to go. >> Okay. Well, you need to pay for your stuff and need to leave. Sorry about that. >> Oh, now we're out of line. >> Where'd she go? Okay, I'm done. >> Okay, ma'am, you need to leave. I gave you plenty of time to pay for >> I need the items back. >> Well, I would like to pay for my earrings. >> It's too late. I gave you plenty of time to get into the line. >> I did get into my line. >> Yeah. And then you kept leaving. So, you need to leave right now. You need to leave. Give me the mercy. >> No. Stop. I don't want to be. Let go. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please. I did comply. Please stop. Please go. Please. I don't want to go. I'm sorry. >> Stop. Please do not let me go. Please. Please let me go. Unfortunately, once the cops have made their minds up, saying, "Please let me go," doesn't work. They handcuffed the woman and she was escorted out. It was now time to search her pockets to see what else she might have been hiding. Apparently, the suspect here had a sweet tooth. >> We can't take her. So, >> you go, Mr. He cut my son up in the kitchen doing well. It wasn't doing bothering anybody or something like that. >> So I get >> Well, the store didn't want you there. >> Yeah. And that was I tried to I just went around the corner because I just needed a break. >> No, you're not taking that out of my head. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> [screaming] >> run away. [screaming] >> The cops tightened the woman's handcuffs and placed her in a squad car. To her credit, she calmed down and went quietly and let the officers buckle her in. One of the cops tried to read her Miranda rightites to her and suddenly she launched right into another frenzy. >> All right, I got to read you something. I don't want to read. No, >> it's too bad. I have to read it to you. [screaming] Let me chat with her. She in this car? >> Yep. We're waiting for her. She is screaming while trying to read it. So, >> okay. I have no questions about anything other than her wellbeing. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> as to what? >> All right. Well, it's not going to be productive. >> The cops tried to talk to her again, but the woman wouldn't stop screaming. And remember, of course, anything she said could be used against her in a court of law, especially if she screams it at the top of her lungs. [screaming] MY LAST [screaming] $2. [screaming] OKAY. >> I feel sorry for whoever has to take her to jail. She's kicking the door. >> What would opening the window do? >> Prevent it from breaking. Julia, if you keep kicking the door and you break anything, you're also going TO BE ARRESTED FOR DESTROYING PROPERTY. DO YOU understand me, >> Julia? Do you understand me? >> If you keep kicking the door and you break something, not only are you going to arrest for trespassing or felony or warrant, you're also getting arrested for property, destruction of city property. >> Oh, but I don't want to break stuff. >> Then stop kicking the door. >> I just want to go back home. >> Okay. Okay. We're not touching you right now. If you keep kicking stuff, we'll have to touch you and put you in what we call the wrap. >> What is that? >> It's basically a straight jacket for a person. >> The suspect here, Julia, agreed to stop kicking the door, but the cops didn't expect the woman to keep her word. They stood by for a few more minutes while she screamed her head off in the back seat. By that point, there was nothing the cops could say that would make the woman calm down. >> Julia, Julia, when you get to the jail, IF YOU ACT LIKE HEY, JULIA. >> I was assaulted under my marine direct sound like something happened a long time ago. >> No, >> I'll be transporting you to jail today. >> Do you want to go like that? >> Yeah. >> Or do you want to go wrap up? >> Honestly, I think we should just wrap. >> Just it means so. Okay, we're going to wrap her. >> If she didn't like the handcuffs, then most likely she would hate the rap, and it's used on people who are in danger of hurting themselves or the police. It wouldn't be easy getting her in it, and the cops were just hoping that it would be worth it in the end. >> Give me your feet, please. >> Give me your feet, >> please. What are you doing to me? What are you doing to me? >> What are you doing? Please do me. What are you doing to me? What are you doing to be positive? What are you doing? What are you doing? >> Let's do face down. It'll be easier to easier. >> No, I don't know what. >> Stand up. >> Okay. What is it? [laughter] >> Okay. Down in a nice slow. >> Just lay down. All right. >> What's happening now? >> Roll her over. We're going to roll you over. >> What's happening now? >> Rolling you over. >> I'm going to have you. We're going to help you sit up. Okay. >> What's happening now? What's happening now? >> What is it? So, what's the keeper? >> Julia, this is to keep you safe and to keep us safe. Okay. >> The cops finished wrapping her up and they even put a helmet on her to make sure she didn't hit her head during transport. The burrito wrap would make the entire process a little bit easier. >> Feet that way. I know. We'll help you. Don't worry. >> I don't want any business. >> Yeah. >> Rights are important. >> Yes, they are. >> Ultimately, they charged the woman with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. On January 4th, 2026 in Lockport, Illinois, the cops were called out to a local Walmart. Allegedly, there was a shoplifter there trying to leave the store with a cart full of goods. When the officers got there, there were two people trying to flee the scene in a black getaway car. >> Officer, Don, I'm straight. I got what I paid for. >> Okay. Well, let me see your receipt then. I don't have to prove to either one of you. >> Yeah, you do. Let me see your receipt. >> All right. Let me see your receipt. >> I don't have to prove >> Okay, then I'm going to then you're going to be detained. I'm not being detained for >> Yes, you are. >> Tripping. I've got to prove to you. Like I said, >> they got a retail theft that just occurred and uh they're giving me a hard time here in the front. Let me see. >> Hey, look, sir. >> Let me see. Tariq, get in the car. We going to go. This my this my coat that I just paid for for 1479. I'm going to go. Hey, can you get in the car? >> Stop tripping jacket that I just paid for. >> Okay, >> Tariq, come on. It's cool. It's cool. >> It's not cool. Let me see what you bought. >> These are the items I bought. Excuse me. >> Okay. >> Stop. Don't touch me. Mama, don't touch me. So we can go. Let's go. >> Okay. You're not going anywhere. >> This is the jacket. This is the phone. >> Stop. >> Like y'all overdoing it. About to steal anything. >> What you yelling for? >> This This is the jacket. This is the item. This is the proof of the purchase. >> Okay. Stop. >> Stop. What? That's >> okay. Let me go. >> Okay. Let me >> let me read it. >> Sure. You don't have to hold the phone to the statue. >> The woman refused to let the officer hold her phone, and she was moving it so fast it was impossible to read. Meanwhile, her friend Tariq stepped closer to the car, which put the officer there in a very unsafe position. He ordered Tariq to stand back and he demanded the woman hand over the jacket. >> Why would I? Don't. Hey, don't T. Get in the car. I'm my mother. Ma'am, >> don't touch me, bro. You tripping, Tariq. Stop touching me. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not doing >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get in the car. Stop overdoing him. He overdoing. He stay snatching my phone. Calm down. Put your hands. Calm down. >> Get out of the car. Calm down. >> Get in the car. >> Dude, where's your code at that you paid for? >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car or you are going to go to jail. You're obstructing right now. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get back. >> Get back. >> Get back right now. Get back or I'm going to get you back. >> Get out of the car. You're going to go to jail >> FOR WHAT? I PAID FOR THIS. >> Then you tripping this, sir. Okay. But you are not stop. >> You're going to get >> Yes, it is. >> The cops detained both of them, and they insisted they'd paid for the jacket. The cops had dealt with the woman before, and she had never given them a reason to trust her. So when the Walmart employees called in and said she was stealing again, no amount of lying to the cops was [music] going to prove she was innocent. >> That's my poop person. I want to go before I sue y'all. Get me out of these handcuffs. You tripping. >> Y'all tripping. >> He didn't accuse you. >> It's cool. That's my poop person. There's no reason I should be in cuffs. So can you look so I can go? >> Listen, the reason that you are in handcuffs is cuz you can't listen. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. >> So can you look at the the documentation along with the food you purchase with the item that's purchased? Okay, so we can go. >> Settle down. >> It's okay. >> You can't just go walking up on people. >> He's aggressive as >> ma'am. You said you weren't so showing me. That was your exact words >> after I previously showed IT TO YOU ALREADY. YOU ALREADY HAD MY PHONE. The body cam right there. >> You're li ma'am. >> The officer looked at her Walmart app and apparently she'd been telling the truth. She'd paid for the jacket, which was $14. But that wasn't the reason the Walmart employees had called. >> All right. So, you paid for this, but the cart of things that you were pulling pushing out the door when he flagged me down, you didn't pay for. So, that's the problem. >> Those things were our >> Just telling you. >> Okay. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I have the item that I paid for. >> Yeah, but the stuff you didn't pay for that you walked past the last point of sale with are the issue. >> So, those items in in the cart, I expressed to him already that were that that have been already paid for. I had two separate transactions. cuz he didn't give me the option to take. >> They're watching the video. You paid for none of that stuff at the selfch checkckout. They're watching the video right now. The whole thing's on video. >> Move inside there then. >> Let's go. Come inside. >> Was he in the store at all? >> No, he was in the car. >> In law enforcement, video evidence is about the best you can get. They walked her back inside into the security room and they played surveillance footage of the woman stealing a cart full of stuff. >> When you started getting argumentative, it made me not want to get the rest of the stuff anymore. I wasn't trying to leave with the items. As I previously stated, he was coming to meet me for for my wallet so I can pay for the rest of the stuff. Like, you're you're overdoing it like I previously stated. Like, you're overdoing it. >> You can't be over 50. >> So, she pays for that one thing, but she [snorts] doesn't have enough funds for everything else. So, she's going to meet him >> to get the funds to take the stuff back to pay for it. Whether that's true or not, I don't know. >> Oh, you can't. But >> she took it past the last point of sale. Did >> they stop her all the way past here? >> It sounds like >> stay there. You're you're not going out here. >> So, just to >> stay over there. >> Well, I really, you know, I don't have to defend myself on on what my intentions were. If that's y'all's opinion, that's y'all's opinion. >> It's their opinion, not my question. >> Right. But I just But you didn't just hear what was stated. Like, it's very convenient for the vehicle to be there. But, as I previously stated, the vehicle was there so he can move with my payment >> in a fire. >> You guys are so sarcastic and like full of it. It's like, you know, it's no point of not being honest. You know what I mean? >> But here's the thing. Every single detail pointed to her stealing. She wheeled a cart full of items past the final point of sale where a friend was waiting in the car with his engine running and parked in the fire lane. But the woman insisted it was just her courteous boyfriend who was coming to pick her up. They told me that a crime just occurred. It's my duty to investigate it. You didn't want to go with the program. That's why you ended up in handcuffs. >> One, cuz you came at me twice. >> Yes, sir. >> I had zero intention of doing that. You escalated this to where we're at right now. >> Yes, sir. >> Have you ever been arrested before, ma'am, for anything? Even traffic anything. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What for? >> I don't want to discuss that right now. Is that okay? >> I mean, I can find I'm just trying to >> in the state of Arkansas and I'm aware that you can find out. I just said that I don't want to discuss it in front of like other people. Is that okay? >> That's fine. >> Thank you. >> I'm just trying to decide how we can make >> No, I understand. Now, we can speak about that in private if you don't mind. But >> that's fine. That's fine. >> Thank you. >> So, the stuff in the car, do we have a receipt then? >> I have a receipt for that. I didn't put the bags. She told me she paid for those bags. We just looked on the Mercedes again. She did pay for them. >> For what bag? What bags are we talking about? >> The bags. Um, the little reusable bags. Uh, the Walmart you >> I provided my own shopper bags. >> Uh, we watched you grab those off. >> The shopper bags. >> Yes, we watched you grab >> I had my own shopper bags. >> We saw one that I brought and the other one I I I got from the store. The like the blue shopper bags >> right? We saw grab. >> So, do we want to redo that then with that on there or does are we just How much are those? >> Okay. >> The cops informed the woman she was being arrested for retail theft. This time she went quietly and she didn't put up a fight. However, instead of happily taking the deal, she kept trying to convince the cops that she hadn't been stealing. >> Here's the thing. >> A charge is way different than a conviction. >> And that's again, not knowing that I'm trying to give you a little bit of the benefit of the doubt. That's why we're doing this as an ordinance violation instead of a criminal violation. >> Right. And I appreciate that. So, you're not happy with how this the outcome of this and I get that and you weren't happy with me out there, but >> things just kind of transpired so quickly and he was so aggressive. I was trying to explain to him that my my partner was there to, you know, to give me my payment and then he kind of like got tough with him and just like words were exchanged and it just went south very quickly. You know what I mean? like it was almost >> I mean I got to be honest with you there was a there would have been a chance that had we not had you not been screaming and yelling at me and kind of uncooperative like we if I could have gotten you calmed down we probably could have handled the whole thing there. Not saying that you would not have been charged with something just we could have handled it a lot differently. So that's that's where we're at. You >> all good there? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Oh, I know you guys are taking all cameras. So I tell you one thing we didn't take anything. >> Oh no no no. Michael accuses that all the time. >> Yeah. You'd be surprised. >> I'm like, do you really think my pension is worth >> even that $100 billion? >> Even so, there's there's cameras. >> Yeah. One right there, one right there. >> There's video, cameras, audio, there's everything. >> They charged the woman with retail theft, obstruction, and resisting arrest. [music] On the 18th of January, 2024 in Chambbley, Georgia, the cops are called out to a Walmart due to a shoplifting in progress. According to employees, after grabbing some items off the shelf, demanded run from the store. It wasn't long before the cops caught up with him at a nearby train station. >> Come here, MAN. Still running. We're inside. Come here, man. Stop. Stop. >> 329. He's uh still over here. >> The officer was out of breath and he radioed to dispatch that the suspect was heading back toward his car. The man jumped over another fence and then started walking through a parking lot trying to blend in with the crowd. At that point, another officer arrived on scene and he spotted the suspect before he could escape. >> Hey, you better come here. >> Get on the ground. Drop the bag and get on the ground. Drop the bag. Do it now. Hands. Give me hands. 314 radio one detained. >> Hey sir, if you lean back like that, I'm going to charge obstruction and I'm a lieutenant you've been wearing. Ain't no way in here. >> Hey, hold on here. Sit right at your feet, >> man. You got to do all that. You ain't got to do all that. >> There's a whole bunch of crap I don't got. You know what I'm talking about? She catch >> something in his pocket or something. >> Oh, you want to change it? >> Yeah, >> it's a knife. It's a knife. >> It wasn't just a knife. It was a really long kitchen blade, and if he'd used it on the police, it could have caused some serious injuries. The suspect here found the whole thing funny and kept degrading the female officer and making threats towards the others. But as long as the guy didn't try anything, the cops let him keep talking. >> Have a good Hey, I can't breathe in here. >> I can't Can YOU BREAK CUT THE CONE? CUT THE CONE THEN. NO, I can't breathe. I just told you I can't breathe in here. Oh, you should have been running. >> Cut the car. Got the car on though, dog. >> Cut the car on. >> This dude [ __ ] boy. >> Move your foot, man. >> Move. Move your foot. This is me. Very carefully. >> Yo, put this back over there. >> I got it. Yeah. >> Hey, I told you I couldn't breathe. Hey, I just tell you mother. The man's threats continued and at one point he tried to spit on the cops through the open window. With the man now in custody, the cops started sorting through everything he'd stolen from Walmart. When they finally asked the man his name, he said he didn't have any ID and if the cops wanted to find out, they'd have to fingerprint him. >> And y'all white man, you go ahead and [ __ ] you go ahead and when I'm out the way, you go ahead. You scared. You scared. Look at him. Don't talk. Don't talk to God. Absolutely. When you threaten me, you scared to Oh, look at your They scared to They scared. Look at them. They scared to They risk another man beside they all they good at. They scared to You got to start. You s I went on you. I went on you pull. You try to get me a robbery. Look at you. You going >> sir? Are you willing to provide us with your name and date of birth? non go talk to Walmart real quick. >> So he picked up two bags, started stealing the watches. They were pump watching. He grabbed a TV. >> So the book bags don't belong in the video. >> Correct. No. >> And then he grabbed a TV and we went to hardware where the hand tools are at. And I went to go front and then he kind of was like get himself prepared and then he laid the TV down and he started reaching his pocket like he had something. So of course I retreated back up. and he just took off running down the aisles knocking stuff over saying don't get blasted don't get blasted and that's when he took off went out the door >> the employee explained that it wasn't their first runin with the man and that back in December he'd fled the store with a cart full of stolen merchandise as far as what he'd stolen today it was more than $500 in goods which made it a felony >> go to this first store I said when I go to C now I you take me to camera for a shammy of goddamn police arrest. Huh? Don't lie to me. No police. Don't lie to me. No police. Go to this door. >> No, I'm I'm going ask. Don't say don't don't ask my name. Don't ask until you answer my mother question. I said who come to the decd? What's one mother? >> No. No. You lying to me though, dog. You lying to me though, dog. Where you want me to go, though? >> We're going to go right here. >> Okay. I know. >> No. back here behind the line. >> No, you won't ask me though. You going to tell me you say behind the line for me before you ask me anything. You going you going mother say and I want the truth before I give you any information on my mother Jeffrey. You gonna say thanks. I bet you I bet you for 10 ON EVERY KIND of 10 on every I 10 on 10 on 10 count. >> The man went on to claim that he'd put a $10,000 bounty on the police officer's head. He seemed upset over the fact that they'd arrested him in Chambling, but they took him to Damp County Jail. What the man failed to understand though is that Chambley's a city within Dal County, Georgia. >> I got 10,000 on every police in Georgia. I got 10,000. I got 10,000 since you pulled that. I GOT 10,000. 10,000 NOW. I pay you half now. Half 10,000. 10,000 on police and one off. They just pulled the mother goddamn They pulled the movie 10,000 10,000 and I ain't going to catch you. Keep your mask on. I ain't got for you, boy. You living in a fire. Look at your right now. I got goddamn auto machine gun. They they chop down helicopter and mother control. You guys call the army. That Chinese said before he get in mother to say that he going to take over jeopardy. Sir, my supervisor said he has to answer all the questions and get the COVID test done before you can come in. >> It's a It's not >> I got to use the bathroom right now. They've been holding me for an hour. I got to use the bathroom, >> man. Man, no. No, I not pissed on myself, y'all. >> A jail doctor came out to get some information on the suspect. During transport, he told the cops that he had CO 19. While most of what he said was pretty much nonsense, the cops had to take it seriously. But testing the man was easier said than done. >> I got to test you for CO. I got >> I got CO 19 already. >> All right. If that's the case, then you got to go for two weeks into isolation. >> All right. So, >> got to answer the question. >> I ain't answer that. Ask that you >> listen. You want to use the bathroom. I got CO 19. All right. You going to hang out here for a while or you going to >> I need to use the bathroom. I ain't got no question until you answer my question. >> I ain't got no question. They He know everything. Know everything. You know I got CO 19. >> Where's the supervisor? >> I just heard WHAT THE YOU SAID. >> MAN, YOU JUST SAID WHAT YOU SAID THOUGH. >> What you what you MAN? YOU JUST SAID WHAT YOU SAID THOUGH, DOG. WE CAN'T SHOW what I heard what you said though. Oh, WHAT YOU MAN? WHAT he say then? >> What you doing? >> Okay. I don't understand none of that. No. What? What you doing? >> I said walk. >> I said walk for what >> man? Stop goddamn goddamn forcing me though. Stop forcing me though. >> Man, stoping me man. MY MAN TALK. WHY YOU BUSTING MY MOTHER HAND UP DOG? I just told you I have Corona 19. Why you force MY HAND, MAN? MAN, STOP for me, man. Why you mess my hand? >> He was charged with obstruction and two counts of theft by shoplifting. On the 15th of September 2025 in Pensalken, New Jersey, the cops were called out to a Waw Wa store where a fight had broken out between an employee and a customer. When the officers got there, there was already a woman in custody and she was already putting a fight up and she wasn't done yet. >> Yo, back up. Back up. Yo, let's go. Back up. Back up. >> Go, bro. Bro, get off of me. Get off of me. >> Go ahead. >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. Yo, look. No, bro. I would have readiness, bro. Bro, I need to fix my phone. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. Stop touching me. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE TOUCHING ME. >> I'M BRING the car. >> Clearly, the cops here had their hands full. They knew she wouldn't go quietly, and it might take three or four of the cops to get her outside. The sooner they get her in a squad car, the better. >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT. HERE. STOP. [screaming] >> YO. YO. YO. >> STOP. >> LET'S GO. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> YO, BRO. STOP. That hurts. [screaming] >> Yo, get the off. [screaming] >> LET'S GO. >> YO, [screaming] STOP. >> STOP. GET UP. >> GET UP. >> STOP. PLEASE [screaming] >> GET UP THEN. >> STOP. LET ME GO. >> ARE YOU GOING TO GET UP? >> LET ME GO. HOW THE I GET UP, BRO. >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S GO. >> STOP. I HATE WHEN PEOPLE TOUCH ME. >> OKAY, THEN. Sit up. Let's go. >> LET ME GO. >> Sit up then. >> LET ME GO. >> SIT UP THEN. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. YO, >> LISTEN. >> Y WEIRD. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. >> Y weird. >> SIT UP. DON'T TALK TO ME NOW. >> SIT UP. >> I'm here. >> Sit up. Let's go. >> Yo, >> let's go. >> Yo, bro, that's weird. >> She refused to stand up for them, and every time the cops tried to lift her, she started squirming. Left with few other options, they decided to grab her by her arms and legs and carry the woman like a piece of luggage. [screaming] Yo, bro. No, bro. That weird. That's weird, bro. Stop. Please stop. Yo, that is weird. >> Watch your head. Watch your head. >> Yo, get up. >> Are you going to get up? >> Yo, no. Just let me get up. >> Okay, then get up. Get up. But you're not getting up. >> Let me get up. Let me get up. Let me get up. >> Going on to your side. Your side. Your other side. There you go. There you go. There you go. >> Oh my god, bro. I'm suing the out of everybody, y'all. I swear to God. >> Let's go. >> I'm suing everybody. My >> Let's go. >> No, bro. Grab my phone. Grab my phone. >> No. No. I NEED IT NOW. My cigars, my phone, my money, everything. Please. Please, bro. Please. My phone in there. My cigarettes. My buddy, BRO. GET MY CAB KEYS, BRO. TAKE MY CAB, BRO. SOMEHOW, one of the men outside the store wound up holding the woman's personal items. They finally managed to get her in the squad car, and she continued screaming and ordering the cops to get her phone. >> No, this is not cool. Go get my phone. LET ME SEE. YOU GET MY PHONE. >> GET MY PHONE. [screaming] >> YOUR PHONE IS IN THE CAR. >> LET ME SEE. LET ME SEE. >> He's going to show you right there. >> Let me see. >> He's going to show you right there. >> Let me see. >> Your phone and your keys. >> Let me see my keys. >> Your keys are in here. >> Let me see. >> Get in the car already. I showed you how you stop. I'm not showing you again. I'll show you. Stop. >> WHERE'S MY KEY? [screaming] >> YO, STOP. NO, BRO. STOP. YOU CHOKING ME. >> I'M NOT JOKING. >> GO GET MY KEYS. >> Keys are inside. >> GO GET MY KEY. STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP. >> IN THE CAR. >> Excuse [screaming] me. >> Did she drop anything? You know what I'm saying? >> All right. Nothing else. Watch out, bro. >> Give me my stuff. >> You good? You good? >> Just back up. >> Please. Yo, give me my stuff. Please give me my stuff. >> The stuff is in the front. >> GIVE ME MY STUFF. NO, IT'S NOT. HE JUST GOT MY SHOES. >> YEAH, I GOT YOU. >> NO. STOP. MY ARMY HURTING MY BLEEDING, BRO. [screaming] STOP. STOP. GIVE ME MY >> YOUR LEG INSIDE. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. PUT YOUR leg inside. Put your leg inside. >> SHOW ME MY STUFF. >> I ALREADY SHOWED YOU YOUR STUFF. >> WHY DID YOU SHOW ME MY SHOES? >> I NEED MY KEYS. >> MY PHONE. >> YOU ARE ALREADY UNDER ARREST. >> THAT DOESN'T mean you keep my >> It was a little ironic because she'd just been called shoplifting, but she was really against anybody taking her own items. The officer told her repeatedly that her phone was in the front seat. However, he said that her keys were missing, but the cops couldn't find them in the store or anywhere on the woman's person. You know you making THIS BOY. >> NO, I'M NOT. HOW? I WORK all day every day for my money for the white boy people to BE TALKING TO ME CRAZY. >> NO, that is weird. >> Mama, listen. >> No, >> you need to understand that you are under arrest. >> What the Okay, >> that weird as hell. That's all I do is work. >> Stop making this more difficult than what it has to be. Put your foot inside. >> Yo, that is weird, bro. That is weird. >> Put your foot inside. That's all she had to do was give me back my money. My key not in there. >> Put your foot inside. >> Wait. Check. Check. >> Put your foot in in the vehicle. >> I'm about to go inside and check. But you're uh I checked in there. They can't find your keys. >> Yo, see that's what I mean. That's the bull, bro. >> Can you put your footage up? >> Check out my key. >> An officer explained to the woman that EMS would come and check her out. And at that point, if she wanted to go to the hospital, it'll be up to her. At that point, a man walked up to the cops saying there was another unwanted customer inside the store. >> Huh? >> That guy. >> All right. Give me a second, bro. Cuz >> yo, let's go. >> Okay, bro. Let's go. >> They don't want you here. So you don't they don't they don't have to give you services if they don't want to. >> I got you. Once I'm done over there, I got you. Believe for now. Once you listen, yo, once you see me done over there, come get me. Believe >> or do you want to go to the hospital and have them x-ray your shoulder and all that? >> Well, I I can tell you I'm pretty sure your shirt's not broken. After dealing with the man in the blue shirt, the cops agreed to double cuff the woman while her hand stayed behind her back. [laughter] >> All right, >> relax. [laughter] That's >> good in the hospital. >> That's sufficient for right now. >> So, do you want to go to the hospital or now? >> Listen, he's going to check you. Make sure you don't got no weapons. The only thing that's going to stay on your purses is your cash. Okay. >> Everything in your pocket. >> What you say? >> You got your keys, you got your phone, you got everything on you. [laughter] >> That's said to take it somewhere specific. >> I got it. Don't push my >> I took a step. Make sure nothing else is missed. I left. My bad. After this Waw Wa incident, they charged the shoplifter with criminal damage to property, aggravated battery, battery on law enforcement, resisting, and disorderly conduct. It's unclear if the cops ever found her keys, or if they even existed in the first place. On the 31st of May 2025 in Los Cusus, New Mexico, the cops are called out to a CVS pharmacy where a heavily intoxicated man there was threatening to throw bottles at the pharmacist. When the officer walked in, he found the man with a glass bottle over his head and it looked like he was ready to smash it on anybody who got in his way. >> Hey, put that down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. Put it down. >> Put that down. >> Put it down. >> Put it down. >> Hit me for nothing. >> Dude, I did nothing. >> Put it down. >> Put it down. >> Hit me for what? >> Put it down. >> Idiot. >> Oh yeah, he's an idiot. You did that to me. >> Hey, I'm already down. >> I'm down. >> I'm on ground. >> The cops restrained the man, and he was so incredibly drunk that he didn't understand why he was being arrested. They explained [music] things to him, but he insisted the CVS employees had been mouththing off to him first. According to what the employee said, the man tried to steal the bottle and when they called him out on it, it was enough to set him off. >> The first time you stole the whole bottle, what happened? You drank it. >> I told you. >> Yeah. You told me that you stole, I said, "Get out." >> Yeah. And I told you how I stole. >> Good job. >> From the store. And you said, "Try me." >> Didn't say that, >> dude. This started >> early this morning before the sun started. Listen to me, sir. >> Hey, be quiet. Please listen to me. >> Let's take him to a unit. >> Cuz no one's listening. >> This started before the sun. >> Roller that way. >> Someone listen to me now. >> Before the sun started. >> Hey, we're going to pick you up. Help us. All right. >> There's glass in the net. Do you guys even know what my feet look like? Stop. >> No. We're going to go over here. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. Let's go. >> Please. PLEASE. PLEASE. I'M ASKING YOU. PLEASE >> SIT DOWN. GET OFF YOUR FEET. >> You mother. >> Get in there. >> All right. I know you, homie. >> Look at my mother. >> Go. >> I don't care about your feet. Go. >> I do. >> Well, if you didn't knock the pool, this wouldn't have happened. >> Get up. Stand up. Let's do it right. >> Put your feet in. >> Hey, brother. feet. >> What? Your feet? >> They're up, dude. They're up. They'reing up, dude. >> You mother EMS arrived on scene to take the taser prongs out [music] and check the man for injuries. Unfortunately, he wasn't very receptive to their medical help. In this guy's mind, anybody in a uniform is a cop. >> Hey, these are the paramedics. Chill out. They're trying to help you. >> You, Huh? >> You want us to check us? You >> Yeah. Yeah. If you guys can, I mean, let's open the back door. >> Yeah, sure. It's It should be open, sir. >> Oh, he's still got barbs on him, don't he? >> Yeah. >> Let's pull one. >> Uh, >> hey, was this just one good connect or one barb? >> Yeah, the first one it was just one. The second one, I think it was just one, too. I don't think the second one connected either, probably >> cuz he has like one. So, I know the first time that I I hit him, there was one stuck in his stomach and then one fell off to the floor. >> Okay. Did you pull the one in the stomach or >> No, it's still there. >> But nothing else. So, I was stuck. I didn't see. So, >> it's got some blood on it. So, >> okay. >> I can toss it if you need me to or if it's >> evidence or whatever. >> Hey, buddy. Listen. I'm Sergeant Gonzalez. Hey, dude. We need to switch you into a different unit. Okay. >> We need you to be full. >> Oh, it's hot back here. You're sweating like crazy. >> Hey, we need to switch you to a different unit cuz we got to take you to the hospital. Don't come. >> Hey, don't [singing] >> Hey, we got to take you to the hospital, dude. Okay. We got to make sure that >> we got we got to make sure that you're okay. >> Hey, did you take any Are you under the influence of any drugs or anything that we need to know about? You're not in trouble for it. >> Yeah, man. >> Who you >> do you do or anything like that? >> What? >> Yep. The stuff you see dripping out of his mouth is exactly what you think. And at that point, they were more concerned about getting him medical attention because something was clearly wrong. They were pretty sure he was suffering from alcohol poisoning, which is a BAC between 3 and 4. Anything more than that can be lethal. >> Regardless, you're you're going to the hospital. You don't have a choice. Okay? Now, if we have to wrap >> Okay. >> Now, if we have if we have to wrap you up in a little burrito, if that's what we have to do, then we're going to do it. you, man. >> If you if you don't want to work with us, >> that's you, man. >> We're going to wrap you up like a burrito, carry you like a little baby >> and carry you like a little baby to the hospital. Is that what you want? >> Damn you. And you understand that >> the more the more ridiculous you >> you man >> you know that the public they they have access to our videos and you're just going to make a >> come on >> make a fool out of yourself. How much have you had to drink today? >> Oh >> did you have a did you drink that fifth of of Makers Mark? Is that how much you drink? >> Oh yeah. Yeah, that's pretty strong stuff. How long How long ago did you drink it? My only concern is is your welfare. I don't care about the you drinking the alcohol. I just want to know how much you drink. So that way we can let the hospital know. >> Okay. How long ago was that? Hour? A couple hours? 30 minutes? >> The suspect, whose name was Van, couldn't answer the question. Even if he did, they weren't entirely sure if they could believe him. The best thing for this guy was to get him to a hospital, but to do so, they'd have to transfer the man to another unit. >> What the >> No, you What the >> Put your feet down. >> Hey, if I'm going to go with you, I got to >> What the I >> need you to get over here to this car over here, man. >> Go there cuz I mean, we can fit him in there. >> Can you stand up on your own? I'm going with >> Come on, Don. >> We can try. Let's just try mine first. >> Let's go. Hey, Von, you got to stand up, dude. >> Dude, you have a vehicle here. >> Stop. NO. >> NO. >> WHAT the >> Hey, calm down, dude. >> STOP. [screaming] >> Walk that way. [screaming] >> What the Have a seat, >> buddy. Have a seat. There you go. >> Sit down. >> There you go. >> There you go, brother. >> What the man? >> We got to make sure that you're okay, dude. >> No. No. >> Sit back, man. >> Stop. >> Sit back. Go. >> Well, if you get in the car, we don't touch you. >> Appreciate you. Von was taken to the hospital where he could finally be given the help he needed. 3 hours later, they'd hooked the man up to multiple machines and finally got the chance to figure out how much he drank. >> He doesn't have like a bunch of nickels mark. So, we don't know how much he was drinking and [music] how much he drank. I'll go to a CP. We'll watch him. As long as he's doing this, we don't need to intubate or anything. >> Okay. >> We'll check we'll check in alcohol level just to see how bad it looks. Yeah, I got you. I got you. I don't care. >> Just have to remove everything. Going to take off all the cuffs here and everything. >> You have to take off the cuffs >> once uh cuz we have once they come back, you guys like them or something? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. How estimated time? How long do you think he wants to stay in? >> Probably a couple days. >> Couple days. >> Depending on what his alcohol level is, >> we can bring it down and then um him and see how he does. >> If he okay, he's not like >> he'll probably be okay. >> Two days. usually. So, like say depending on what his alcohol level is, say it's over 400, um it takes like a good eight hours to get them below where they need to be. Um then they could hit. So, I say even at least eight. >> What's that? 518. They charged the man with resisting and two counts of assaulting a police officer. One was for the threats he made and one was for attempted battery. He plead guilty to the assault charges and was placed in a pre-trial deferral program. [music] On the 20th of February 2026, the cops responded to a Walmart where two women and a little girl were caught shoplifting. The little girl's mother fled the scene, leaving her daughter and friend to deal with the cops. a 14-year-old. >> So, she was with another party. That party had purchased her items at a man checkout and walked out. >> Okay, come back. >> She um put your phone down for now. Are you calling for someone to pick up your order? >> No, I'm calling because of the person I was with. >> We saw her attempt to push out grocery side twice and was stopped both times by the doorman. She came to this side, jumped up to customer service to call for a party. They never came. She walked back into the store. >> I figured they paid for everything. >> Okay. Well, I'll I'll talk to you after. Where where's her mom at? >> No idea. I was here. I called I actually came to the register. >> Call her mom. >> I Dad, I'll call you back. She's not answering. I'm going straight to I was my thing was we were going shopping. >> If you could potentially get arrested, you want this little girl to go with diapers right now. >> Find her mom. Bring that. Figure it out. Where is her mom at? >> My love. I don't know. I was here. She was supposed to pay. >> What kind of car is she? >> Yo, walk here. Taxes from where? >> From where? >> Her neighbor. >> What is her mom? >> Her shelter. This is crazy. >> What is her mom think? >> Randy Sista. I've been over the over. >> Yo, at this point I'm about to call Distress myself. [music] >> The woman stayed on the phone with her father, trying to spin a story to make herself look like the good guy. She didn't care what happened to her as long as somebody was able to take care of her friend's kid whose name was Sadie. Maybe they should have thought about that before using the little girl as a decoy to shoplift. >> I told them I'll pay for what I got to pay for. But half this is Randy. So she's going to have to take accountability for what she was supposed to pay for. >> No. You're responsible. >> So I'm responsible cuz I have a car for somebody who was putting in my cart. >> Wasn't >> bro. Because Randy don't put me in a position and I'm probably going to get locked up because Now she's >> I'm at Walmart. I have my food stamp card. It's in her wallet. >> Customer service. >> I was supposed to pay half the food and then she was supposed to pay half of the clothes for her and Satie and Jason and me. I don't went to the customer service like two or three times on top of checkout line asking for her name. She didn't show. So I figured, okay, she's paying. I called her. She didn't answer. So I figured she was outside. So I'm I didn't even go outside yet. like halfway out the store and then they check me. I'm calling her. She's not answering me. No, nothing. I have Satie with me. Like, for all this, I would have never came here with her. She apparently she's shoplifting. >> The woman said she'd only pay for the things that she wanted to buy. As for all the kids clothing in her cart, those were Bry's and therefore they were Bry's problem. What she failed to realize, though, is the security footage caught her trying to steal those items. She could spend the story however she wanted, but video evidence doesn't lie. >> I have like $20 worth in the car. And then on top of that, she's leaving her daughter here. That's not the point. Girl, they need to likeing locate her cuz I'm not doing this with her. >> This is not the first time they do this. She >> Well, yeah, if you are >> Well, who's coming? >> I don't understand why. my son's father, her uncle. Um, but you have no location of Randy because I was supposed to pay for four items. Everything else in that cart was her [music] and I called her. I made sure I went to the stage when they didn't give me no answers. I figured I was okay. >> Did you see it? I got to see the stuff. >> Like, I figured I was okay, but she didn't show. And I didn't even walk out. And like I'm saying, I'll pay for whatever the [music] heck. Excuse my language, but I'll pay for my stuff. I'm not paying for hers. She was going back to [music] shelter. >> Probably gave her a ride for help. >> So your car is here? >> No, I took a taxi. I actually with the storm going on my car. >> According to security staff, they thought [music] Brandy was trying to stuff things in other items. He didn't know if the cameras got a good angle of her. However, he did see the other suspect as she tried to escape through multiple side doors before they caught her red-handed. This lady here tried to go out the other door first. Then she then she tried to go out the garden door. So she knew she >> but we don't know. We have the other girl camera doing stuff. >> I'm sure. Um I can't I No, because she paid so we I think she left the clothes. Dakota can tell you better. >> But did she conceal it at all? >> No, she had a big pile of stuff. She paid for some stuff and left the clothes. That's what I was I was following this girl. But we never had her other girl stealing trying to take anything out the store. >> No, no, not your not your be her. >> What? What's your uncle? Uncle >> Come on, S. Oran's right here. I want to make sure this is Orion. >> Can I see? Come up here. Stay right there. >> Right there. Stay right there. Get back there. >> Why are you touching? >> Get back there. >> This is Orion right here. >> Yeah. Stay calm. Relax. Yo, I'm about TO SP BECAUSE I'M ABOUT TO beat the out her mom. Can I press charges? Like, I would like to press charges. >> Can you calm down? >> No, because I was not aware of this. Y'all seen that I have called her multiple times. I don't get in trouble. Like, I would like to press charges at this point. [music] I would really like to press charges. [snorts] >> I don't ever get in trouble. Like, I would really like to press charges [music] because I really thought like I called her name multiple times and I made sure of it. What's What's Ry's [music] last name? >> Celista, I believe. >> Celista or is it? It's not >> I press charges on her. >> For what? >> I don't get in trouble. I realistically like I call her name for a reason multiple times. I don't >> Who do you want to press charges on? >> The whole incident. Like I'll pay for the four items that I came out of the I >> We don't negotiate at all. >> No, I understand. But I'm sitting here saying I would like to press charges. >> You You can press charges on anyone for anything at this courthouse. You feel [music] like you want to press a charge? Go to the courthouse. So, [snorts] I'm going to have to like get detained and >> Well, you are you are detained right now. We're just confirming everything. >> The woman said she'd been to customer service multiple times. The cops were pretty sure she only did so after Walmart caught her trying to steal. At the end of the day, the cameras told them everything they needed to know. >> Can you stand up for me, please? >> Of course. Why are you guys grabbing me? >> You're being told and you're not listening. >> So, I'm guessing she's not getting locked up by just she didn't steal anything? Are you serious? >> Let's get a search real quick. other pocket. Can you put that in my >> search with my back hand your waistline? >> Do not touch my >> I have to. It's just going to be with the bag his hand. He's not pulling back my hand. Just go ahead and make sure there's no weapons in the area. Don't go like towards her crotch or something. >> You guys have watched them. You seen me sit here and call out her name multiple times. >> I didn't even walk out the store. And I'm getting charged for what? >> Um I'll take care of you cuz it clicked through. >> They're good. Dude, it's like small handcuffs. You got my hands tight as hell. Like, don't steal it from here. I'm telling you, I have one multiple people after a name and I'm the one getting charged. >> Like, this is ridiculous. I have nothing to do with this. I'm telling y'all, I'm okay for this. >> And you're arresting me. And you're arresting me because you can't find somebody else who's actually doing this >> for shoplifting. Yeah. Backed into a corner, she told the cops that she didn't want to answer any questions without an attorney present. But that didn't mean she was done talking. According to her, it's not shoplifting until she actually leaves the building. >> You shoplifted. You exit out the door. So, >> actually, >> I don't know why you're arguing with us. >> Actually, if you want to be real, I did that. >> So, pull the camera. >> Take any money that's in there. Put it in her pocket. >> Nah, >> the lotion's mine. So, I like that in my purse. >> Just put Just put What up? She's not in charge here. Put on >> I don't care who's in charge. You guys are praying my purse. It ain't mine. >> Yeah. Like it's illegal. IT'S STUFF THAT WE'RE >> I DON'T CARE. >> I DON'T CARE EITHER. >> Apparently not. >> You don't. Apparently not. >> You get paid on the >> You're mad at us for doing our job. We're just taking this stuff out of here. >> No, no, no, no. I'm mad at you for not doing your job. How you got to sit here saying she's going to pay you for >> Go away. Don't pull away. Don't pull away. Don't pull away. Don't pull away. Don't pull. Don't pull away. Don't pull away. You guys are hurt. >> You guys are hurting my friends. Yo, get the off me. Yo, girl. I know my tight. Y'all about to y up. Get the off. >> Like, I'm telling y'all the truth and y'all don't want to hear me. >> Hi, beautiful. >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm good. How are you? >> I can't complain. Do you have anything on you that's going to stick? I do not. >> All right. Spread your legs. >> All right. Have a seat. >> Okay. Slide on down. So, this is going to be tight because you have thin wrists. So, I'm just letting you know. Do not try to slide out. You will be charged. >> Oh, I know. Trust me. >> The pink-haired shoplifter was charged with retail theft, obstruction, and resisting. These entitled shoplifterss would never admit they did something wrong, but denying things is not going to help them because the cops are already there to give them a muchneeded reality check.