Well, we've been sitting here for like the last 45 minutes watching you through aisles, looking around in spots you didn't think there was cameras and taking stuff off shelves and putting it in your bag. That's how we stopped you when you for >> because you got half a pill in a little container, ma'am. >> Yeah, because I don't keep and something. I get 112 pills. So, I don't >> Okay, but I stay on the white. On September 3rd, 2025, a woman struts into a Target in a tight outfit and heels. Thinking she's slick, CCTV catches her stuffing cosmetics in her purse, but when she sachets out without paying, deputies pounce. This shoplifting caper turns into a masterclass in bad decisions. Let's dive into the chaos. >> Have a seat for us right here. Just put these cups on you for a moment. >> You want to have a seat? Yeah. >> Hang tight for us. We'll talk to you in a little bit. Do you have a driver's license on here? >> Yeah, we could grab it for you. You can have a seat for us. Appreciate it. >> And is it just inside of your purse right here? >> Yeah. >> All right. This >> I'm sorry. How do you pronounce your name? >> Shilaria. Okay. Telettech. >> Echo 226. Oh, tell. Sorry, I'm on tag. My name is Deputy Liptech from the Flagger County Sheriff's Office. I want to talk to you, but I got to read you something. It's because of Florida State statues. All right. So, you have the right to remain silent and anything you say may be used as evidenced against you. That anytime you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present. All questioning will be stacked stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do you know why we stopped you? >> You have no idea. >> You know there's cameras all over the store? >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you that again. Do you know why we stopped you? >> Okay. Is there any cosmetics in your bag that I'm going to find right now when I go through it? >> I mean, I have plenty of cosmetics. >> But anything that is from Target that wasn't purchased and concealed and placed in your bag before walking past all points of sales? >> No, I just have I have a lot of cosmetics. >> Okay. Well, we've been sitting here for like the last 45 minutes watching you through aisles, >> looking around in spots you didn't think there was cameras >> and taking stuff off shelves and putting it in your bag. That's why we stopped you when you went to go check out and >> you never took anything out or try to pay for it. I'm just trying to be like real with you and figure out if something's going on financially, if there's a reason why. You know, honesty goes a very long way with us. >> Mhm. >> Nothing. Do you want to talk about it? >> No. Okay, that's fine. All right, let's go through her bag. All this stuff that is from Target. I'm going have you just stand up over here. Just put your hands behind your back for me. All right. Mhm. >> Appreciate it. You can put your hands like you're praying. That way you'll be a little bit more comfortable. All right. Right now, we're just going to go through all this stuff. Right now, you're detained. Okay. I know you don't want to talk anymore, so that's fine. You have that right. >> Um and we'll let you know >> what goes on from there. Okay. >> You have a car that Did you come here in a car? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Is your car still parked outside? >> Yeah. I come in here. >> Okay. I got you. >> All right. If you want to go and have a seat for me right there. I appreciate that. >> So, they're going to get a um video footage. I saw you grab all this. This seems like a low-budget heist flick gone wrong. As soon as she walked in the store, security was on alert. Those heels weren't fooling anyone. Shellaria, rocking a Coach purse and $2,989 in cash, gets nabbed for slipping Target's cosmetics into her bag >> stuff and put it in your bag. >> Mhm. >> So, I'm pretty sure they want to press charges. So, you're going to go to jail. >> We just need to figure out the total value of how much everything costs. Okay. Do >> you have any questions or want to say anything? Huh? >> You want to say anything? >> No. I No, I just need to call my fiance. >> When you get to the jail, you'll be able to make a phone call there. >> Only reason why I say that is because my kids and then my car is out. >> Your kids are in the car? >> Hell no. No. No. My kids are not in the car. How old are your kids? >> How old are your kids? >> 15 and 10. >> Okay. Do you live local? Mhm. Have you ever >> So, I just need to call him just to let him know so he ain't thinking like what the >> I got you. We could do that for you. >> Have you ever been arrested for shoplifting? >> No. >> Is this your current address? >> What is it? >> Do you have um >> What is your current address? Blaine, >> what's your phone number? So, I'm not sure. cuz she's not sure about the gum. >> The gum. Okay. >> And her receipt for the items she did. >> Mhm. Oh, that's >> She actually look at my cart. >> There was something you had on the cart. >> I got that right there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> She w that up, right? Now you never put it on the belt. >> You got to put it on the belt so you can bring it up. >> But I'm guessing we're going to trespass you as well, so you can't come back to this target. >> Okay. So with that for Target's database, we have to get your photo. >> She couldn't pay $219 and had all that cash on her. Just pure greed. Her I need to call my fiance plea and worry about her kids don't sway the deputies. Clearly, she was trying not to be noticed, but those tight clothes screamed, "Look at me." Did she think her purse was a black hole for stolen goods? lower the camera. >> I'm not running. >> Hey, Taylor. >> All right. So, we're going to get the total value. Let's She's already being um arrested for whatever the amount is. It just all depends if it's going to be a felony or misdemeanor. So, if you want to keep going through her bag to make sure there's nothing illegal, narcotics, etc., and then we will probably put this stuff in your car, let you get that call >> so my fiance can come get my car. Um, >> I don't understand why my car would be seized. >> Your car is not seized, but I'm not going to just stand by here with your car keys. >> You don't have to. >> Does he have a spare car key? >> No, I can. All my stuff goes with me to jail. So, I know that I once once I get released and he bs me out, then I can just we can just go get my car. >> Yeah, that's totally fine. >> Okay. The only thing is you may have to call us when you do come here cuz if you step foot on >> not me, huh? >> Okay. Yeah. I say cuz if you when you are trespasser, you can't come even to the parking lot. So if you want I can have him I could just take my keys with me and he can just get my [ __ ] >> Mhm. Yes. What we could do then is we could put this stuff in your car, lock it up so you can take your keys and stuff with you. It's just all >> What do you do for work? >> I'm a I'm a wife. >> A wife? >> Yeah. >> Must be nice. >> Yeah. That's just my medication that I keep in there. >> What type of medication? >> It's just for my for my dental care. >> Do you have a prescription? Is it a controlled substance? >> I have a prescription. >> I don't have I just take half something though. >> Okay. Do you have the prescription bottle on you? >> No, I keep 100. >> Let's figure out what that is because that's probably going to be another charge for >> I have a >> Because you got half a pill in a little container, ma'am. Yeah, because I don't keep and something. I get 112 pills, so I don't >> Okay, but you got to have your prescription bottle water. >> I never knew that cuz I have to do like I can't swallow pills. >> No, you can't test it. It's that I can't swallow pills. >> So, you snort it? >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I just crush it up and then I just like a BC powder. Swear. >> Is this >> No, I don't do drugs. I promise that's what it is. You don't see no straw in there. I don't do drugs. Are you a man? >> Frustration mounts as deputies dig through her bag, finding unpaid target items and a sketchy half pill in a keychain. She says she's never been arrested before, but knows exactly what's going to happen when she gets there. Sounds like a pro at more than just shoplifting. Her EBT card raises eyebrows. Every bit of her government assistance needs to be taken away. >> I don't do any nothing supposed and you can't Yeah, you can test it. It's going to come back as what I said. >> What is it? H. >> What is it? >> Is there any more in your bag? >> No. No. All the stuff that I use. >> Well, I mean in the purse. >> Yeah. You don't have anything concealed on you? I'm only asking cuz when you go to the jail, they're going to do a cavity search. I'm not authorized to. And if you have anything in any female area, it's a felon. Felony. All right. You check from here? >> No. Nope. >> And we'll make sure we count her money in front of her so she knows how much she has. >> And then we'll double count it. >> Yes. You got all this money. You get You get EBT. You got all that money in your bag when you get food stamps? >> I used to. This is a old car. >> Got you. >> I wish I did. >> I wish I did, too. I got to pay for food. Shit's expensive. >> You got to be a wife. You got to pay for >> I don't know if I want to be a wife. >> Too much stress. >> You got to get the right person. >> Yeah. It's creepy. You really need to walk. You need you really need to have your um prescription bottle on you. >> I was I I never >> look at it for my phone. The only reason why I don't is because I, like I said, I get a lot of bills. Let me be straight up. >> I get a lot. I get like 112 pills. For me personally, >> a month. >> So, I don't walk around. That's what I'm saying. I'm not going to walk around with a whole pill where I go on. People looking at me all crazy. That's why I bought like a little cute little thing to put it in cuz you know, nobody conceal. Nobody knows. That's why I do it up. But you don't see no straw. Like I told you, I don't do that. It up because they're so big. You see? Well, can't do that. I cut in half, but they're big and so they'll get stuck in your throat for real. So, I imagine that's just how I take them just like a VC. But if I was to start it, you'll definitely see a straw paraphernelia. I literally just use it like that little top part and I just it up and when I take it, that's just how I take it with water, you know. >> No, I have actual prescription. You throw my name, you can see. Well, I don't have I don't have prescription for it. >> I don't have access to medical databases. What I'm going to do is I'm going to charge you with this. And if you're able to prove that you have a prescription, let the state >> She's a pro at more than just shoplifting. Spinning tales about her $112 pills a month while deputies flag the half pill as a potential controlled substance. Her $2,989 in cash, black Audi, and Coach purse scream wealth. Yet, she's pilering $219 in makeup. just pure greed. Did she think her Saabb story would make the deputies toss her purse back in her car? >> Dropped it. But based on my training and knowledge, it's a cutup pill. It's a controlled substance. I can get you the exact scheduling. I have it on my computer and it's in one of these little things that is typical with somebody who does use narcotics. Like with that being said, I I can't with my job and my line of work, I don't take people's words because people lie to me all day, unfortunately. But if you do have a legitimate prescription, >> I don't want to get charged on having that [ __ ] don't even look right. >> It doesn't. But I mean, look at it from my perspective. You have a half a pill pill concealed in this little >> I don't know what it look like. >> You know what I'm saying? It don't look right to me either. >> Like 29.89. >> 29.89. >> Yeah. And I did not count the loose change. judges >> bellies outrageous. >> And I can be honest with you, unfortunately, they are going to throw out your pepper spray when you go to the jail cuz they won't allow it to enter the jail. >> Yes. >> Can you put that pill back inside of there for me, please? >> How can I prove that I get a prescription right now? This way I don't have to go through all of that extra like how can I pull up what like a far where I get my prescription filled at the medicine shop. You can call them right now and they can talk. >> So the way I explain it to people I could have a prescription for marijuana. All right, but I can't have now a little ziplockc bag with in it that's not in a prescription bottle to my name with my address that's from a doctor. Somebody could tell me, "Yeah, I have a medical marijuana card and that's straight. But if I pull you over and you have over 20 grams, which which is a felony in the state of Florida, and it's not packaged the way it should be, I'm going to take that person to jail for felony possession of marijuana." What I would say is if anything, when you do go before a judge in reference to the shoplifting and now the possession of a controlled substance, have your paperwork that you can show and prove to them. And going forward, if you are going to have on you, have it in the bottle. But you can't just walk around with half a pill inside of a [music] keychain in your purse because it it's considered a narcotic. And you could have a prescription, but I mean, I'm How can I prove that that's that pill from the prescription you have or you didn't just buy it off the street? I don't I don't I can't. >> So, what's the So, what's the point of having a prescription about if you ain't going to be able to prove it's my [ __ ] or not? >> Don't matter. >> The same way people get medical marijuana cars, but they still buy it off the street. Why? Cuz it's cheaper on the street. But why even go through getting a prescription and if we can if we can't even carry our stuff and y'all still question it >> because you need to have it in a packaged bottle with your name on it that it's a prescription for you. >> Said even if I had it in a packet bottle, you still don't know if I bought it off the street or not. >> That's a different story though. If it was in a packaged bottle and it said 10 pills with that shape, I looked it up. I'm not going to hit you with that cuz it's in the bottle. But now if you have a bottle for ibuprofen, let's just say, and you got in it, well, that >> Shellari is now begging to leave her purse in her car to avoid booking headaches, but deputies aren't buying it. $2,989 in cash, drives a black Audi, and still steals. Her I don't do drugs claim falls flat as deputies explain that a loose half pill screams narcotic, prescription or not. She's adamant about proving her prescription, but her I don't walk around with a bottle excuse isn't cutting it. >> I'm saying if I had an actual pill, >> then I wouldn't have charged you with it. But you don't have the bottle. You see what I'm saying? And I mean, if you want me to be 100% honest with you, this would have all been prevented if you would have just paid for this [ __ ] I mean, you got money for it. So, if you got the money, why not just purchase it? Cuz we would have never stopped you. I would have never been here for an hour looking at you going through the store and going through areas. And we've been here the whole time watching you. If you have the money, just buy it. >> And then we said that we've seen security camera footage for the past hour. You still deny why you're here. >> I know. >> So, that's why we can't take your word for anything. >> Not at all. >> That's okay. But, um, that's my [ __ ] >> Just if you have the money, pay for it. You got a bag? Oh, you're going to put the in there. Um >> Oh, did you want me to get one for her money? >> No, we'll put it in here for now. >> I can get a money bag. I just >> You cannot, but we can do it for you. >> I just rather just rest. >> Well, I'm not taking your cuffs off. You're resting. So, >> you just like just You can just put all my [ __ ] in my car. >> Yeah. Yeah, we could do that for you. No problem. >> And then just leave my >> Yes, that is We can do that for you. >> You could clear. I >> think we're good. Where is your Where's your car? >> You know, >> bye. Thank you. >> I don't really know. I drive Audi. Audi. >> So, I don't remember what. I ain't going to lie. >> Is your car registered to you? >> Mhm. It's just a It's a black SUV. >> Is it your car keys? I'm guessing. >> No, >> it's right here. >> Um I was going to say if you want so we could >> cuz we're going to have to put that stuff in our car. And you looked in the little black purse. >> Yeah. >> Was there more cash in there? >> I took the cash out. >> Okay. >> I'm pretty sure I did. Yeah. I took the cash out. Just >> I put my whole purse in there. >> Your whole purse? >> Yeah. Just like everything. >> Yeah. We're going to take this whole purse with you. Everything over here. She went through your purse in the car. You said >> just lock it. >> No, we're going to take your purse with you. >> Why? because there's like $2,300 in there. >> No, it's mine. I don't care. >> It gets juicier as deputies shut down her pleas to lock her purse in her car, citing liability for her $3,000 stash. Her defense is almost comical as she doubles down on her crushing routine. Deputies, unmoved, stressed that a proper prescription bottle would have saved her. Was she expecting her cute little container to pass as legit in a jail cavity search? >> I just read all my stuff be locked up in my car, so I don't have to worry about it. Yeah, we're going to take your purse. I'm not I don't want that liability on me if money does go missing. >> I'm not going to put that on you. I'm not going to put that on you. I leave my purse in the car all the time. I have another person in the car with me in it, too. >> I leave my purse. It's locked up. Nothing's going to happen. >> Yeah, but now what if >> I'm not I just rather and I know my fiance going to tell me that. He's like, "You should have just left your [ __ ] in your car." So, that's what I'm just saying. Just I just rather just leave all my stuff in my car so when I come, it's just less booking stuff that I have to worry about. That's That's going to be a headache. I know. I don't want mine for sure. That's going to be a headache for me. >> I worked in for many years. >> Yeah, that's the more stuff you go to jail with, the more headache. That's why I would just >> Well, you want to mine? >> We're going to take your purse. What's your money? And we'll put that stuff in the car for you. >> So, I have to take my purse. >> Yes. >> Y'all making me take my purse. >> I mean, I didn't make you shoplift today. I'm just saying like I'm asking asking like >> I know and I'm telling you that I am not going to have that liability of putting a Coach bag in a car of a busy Target place with $3,000 and coin change and credit cards. I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that. >> He's going to come get it. That's >> Ma'am. You got to get booked. >> I know >> they may they may >> he's going to come get He's going to come get my car now. That's what I'm asking. >> Well, how is he going to get it right now if you're going to have your keys? Captain Spirit. So that's what I'm asking if y'all could just let me That's why I've been asking. Can I call him? >> You could get We could just stop getting everything ready with my bond and then he can I can let him know about my >> This is what's going to happen. >> We're taking your purse with you and your money. We're going to give it over to the deputies at booking. Okay. You are going to we're going to place your stuff in your car for you. When you get to jail, you'll be able to make a phone call. >> Mhm. Once you make that phone call, then you could do whatever you need to do. >> Mhm. >> Okay. But I mean, I'm trying to I'm I'm I don't get it. I I don't get it. >> I just don't I just rather just I like two like those shades like three grand. I just That's why I just rather my stuff be in my car. >> I know. But we're already past that point that we're not doing that. >> Like I just >> And in the future, if you want to do things your way of stuff, >> then why are we stealing [ __ ] and we got $6,000 in your car? $100 worth of items for >> Yeah. You know what I mean? >> Why do we have potatoes? >> That's That's not even Why do we eat [ __ ] that's bad for us? Bad for us. >> Okay. [laughter] Just saying. >> When's the last time? >> I mean, yeah. On that one, I have nothing to rebut. Actually, I had to come do that on You know when's the last time you took your >> It was like this morning. Probably like >> control slipping fast. She's guarding her purse, cash, comfort. Like it's survival gear. Arguing over items shows focus on convenience over responsibility. Behind every rebuttal, fear, panic, circular thinking, spinning chaos higher, every statement, every gesture, pure tension fuel. I don't know. I woke up. >> Will you um will you detox from it? >> No, I'm not. It's not bad. >> Okay. I'm just asking cuz I know these are questions they're going to ask you in the jail. >> That's fine, too. Like it's not bad. Like if it was bad, I would just keep all of them on me. Like I needed them. That's why you see I don't It's not a problem. Well, the only reason for us that you know because this is consistent with somebody >> not properly using it, snorting it, crushing it. I mean, the baggie, it's clearly you crush it up in there, you know? [clears throat] >> I do it. I just crush it up. I love DC cuz I just can't take I I cannot swallow pills and that's just what it is. I just can't. I try and every time I do it get stuck every time. So what I do, as you see, it's half. Like it's cuz they're kind of strong, so I just take half for real. And that's just how I try to do it. I'm tiny. So I don't A whole pill for me is just kind of, you know, I'm not going to detox or go through no [ __ ] like that. >> Thank you. So the total on everything is $219, >> you know, and like you said, everybody has their reasons for everything, you know. It's just things that don't it's not worth the time for you or us, you know, when you have clearly the resources, you know, it's like it just it's not something for you that makes sense. You seem like you're very put together. You know, it >> it's honestly not worth your time. Have you ever been arrested before? We saw you with the um do you have um like a social media channel or something that you Oh, okay. If you want to fill out this stuff here, like her information, there's her trust and that can actually grab get the car key off of you so I can go grab something car. We'll be right back. Okay, I'm going to go try to drive around. Where's her heart? >> Um, I just find her car right there. You'll be able to bond yourself out. >> I can. >> Mhm. >> Can't keep up. >> If you go with that cash. >> Deputy isn't playing her game. Her I don't get it drama is peak denial. She had the money but chose to steal the $219 in cosmetics wasn't worth the jail trip. Yet, she doubled down on denial. Did she think her my fiance's coming plan would outsmart the deputy's paperwork? >> Then you'll be able to bond yourself out. Yeah. Well, yeah, you might be able to. It might be close depending on what they set the misdemeanor at. >> For that other child, I'm trying to sleep. I don't know. Let me get the other to go through that [ __ ] I don't think I have any more. I think If I do have a bottle >> if you had the correct prescription. [snorts] >> All right, I found her car. Just waiting for them and then we can get out of here. >> Yeah, have a prescription on there. I think it's like one of my old bottles or something. that I had in there if it's still in there if I didn't take it out. I did not show my name already prescription. >> Do they get >> Oh, yes. You signed already. I'm sorry. What did you say now? >> I was asking her like I was just sitting here thinking about the other charge. I'm like, damn. I think I do have a like a um a bottle of my prescription if I didn't take it out just so I don't have to get that charge like cuz it's unnecessary. Um we're past that point. Okay. In the future if they if the state wants to drop it, let them drop it. It's going to go. You could put that in her bag. You're being formally trespassed as of today, right now from here. Don't come back here. You come back here, you're going to get >> I get there, I'll be able to get my phone and call him. >> Um yeah, your phones are both on, so they'll um access your phone and get that number for you. >> We're going to put our stuff in her car. I found it in the parking lot. I can send you the tag if you want. Which phone number is it on? >> Which phone number is the phone on? >> Pink one or the other? >> Yeah. >> It'll be on the pink one. >> Do you want me to write it on a receipt? Just so that way because I know a good booking officer will let you get a phone number, >> but I don't work on the squad, you know. So, if you want, I'll write it on one of the receipts >> or even on your trespass. It's up to you. I'll write it on one of these receipts. >> Is it like a phase one? So if I sweat, well if I sweat. >> Her familiarity with jail protocols despite claiming no prior arrests hints at experience. She's fixated on getting her fiance's number on a receipt like it's her ticket out. The trespass ban means she's persona non grata at Target. >> That's probably not going to do it like that. >> You can just put cancel and swipe up again. >> Just swipe up. >> Okay. You can just put the passcode. That's fine. Oh [ __ ] >> And then >> and then would it be a recent call? >> No. Um right here. >> Husband. >> Um so I'm going to need that one. And then I'm going to need um Francis. So you see? >> So this one that says husband. >> And then Francis. >> I told her I would write the phone number on that receipt so when she got to the jail, she has her husband's number. I took off. What is going on today? I'm just trying to chill. >> And you said Francis. >> Mhm. >> Which one with the dolphin? There's two. >> So you can let them know that your phone numbers that you need are just on that receipt. Okay. Oh, you have all that? >> Mhm. >> All right. Just so that way you don't fall. So, just want to put these on. you there? >> Okay. >> You search her broad area. I'll be back. Sorry, I didn't even search you. I don't know what I was thinking. You can step right out over here. You can just turn right around right here. Yeah. You can go ahead. Shellaria's Target Escapade was a train wreck of greed and bad choices. With $2,989, a black Audi, and a Coach purse, she didn't need to steal $219 in cosmetics, but she did anyway. CCTV, a shady half pill, and her flimsy excuses couldn't save her from a trespass ban in jail. This wasn't just a shoplifting bust. It was a masterclass in how to tank your day with a purse full of cash. She was arrested and booked on charges of petty theft and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. The total value of stolen merchandise came to just over $200. After posting bond, she was released while the case moved forward in court. Within a week, her attorney filed a discovery request asking for lab results and any evidence related to the alleged narcotic. Shortly after, prosecutors dropped the drug charge, most likely because the medication was proven to be prescribed or the lab results didn't confirm it as a controlled substance. The theft charge remains active for property valued between $1 and $300, and the case is still pending in court. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. 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