You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? I'm not going in there. What the dude? I didn't do anything wrong. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. >> Some teens believe they can outsmart the authorities and get away with it. But what happens when these entitled minors are caught red-handed while stealing? >> So, there's the attitude. Thank you. >> I'm just like feel like I'm being targeted. Just tell your co-workers to not make it seem to customers that come in making it seem like they're stealing or something cuz they're not going to want to come back. >> So, other than you putting that in your bra, >> what else did you take? >> These were the moments when entitled minors thought they could get away with stealing. Starting off with a case of two teenagers who thought they could get away with theft at a Target store until they were forced to face the consequences of their actions. >> Well, I guess I'm a senior in school now, so I don't have no jewelry. I wanted some jewelry and I think I look better with children around. >> All right, grandma. So, can you turn around on your back, please? >> Real job. >> I can't have that on my record. My record is perfect. >> Don't do that, please, because that hurts. >> On August 21st, 2024, officers responded to a Target store after security caught two teenage girls, ages 17 and 18, shoplifting jewelry, snacks, and personal care items. Upon arrival, police met with the suspects and staff who provided a detailed receipt and explained how the girls committed the crime. Hey, >> hey, how's it going? >> How's it going? >> Um, so these two young ladies here took everything you see here. I have the receipt. Let me grab it for you. Here's an itemized receipt of what was taken. So essentially they came in, went to the jewelry section, grabbed all of that, put it inside of this bag that she was carrying in the white shirt. Um, >> which bag? >> This one here. The one that says the tote bag on it. Then they moved over to like health and beauty, grabbed this shampoo and like these hair clip things. Went and grabbed these. All that stuff went into that same bag. They tried to buy passports to sale, stopped them, escorted them back here, called you guys. >> Okay. Do you guys have IDs? >> You don't have None of you have IDs on you at all? >> No. >> How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. You >> 17. >> What were you talking about? >> Yeah. >> First year. What's your name? >> What's your last name? >> Give me your bag. The two girls seemed oblivious to the seriousness of the situation, trying to hide their identities as officers asked for identification. A move that only got them into deeper trouble. >> Your mom where you're at. >> Looks funny. >> Do I know you? >> No, but you're 17. >> Oh, y'all know where I where I'm at. She know what I be doing. >> She know what she be doing. >> No, she know where you're She knows where you're at. I don't know about this, but like >> are you do you go to Are you in high school? >> You too. >> What's that? >> We have to conduct an investigation. >> We'll get like trespassing. >> That's not how this works. >> What? We get arrested. >> I don't know. We have to conduct an investigation. >> What did y'all y'all broke the law, right? >> Yeah. >> And we got called here. So, we have to conduct an investigation. What they say on >> She just said, "Hold on." >> All right. Just uh go ahead and start watching the video. It's all good. Everybody's busy, so I'll chill. >> The video. You already know what happened. >> Cuz you weren't here. Does your mom know where you're at or dad or who do you live with? >> I live with my mom. >> And you? >> Who do you live with? >> My mom. >> Okay. >> She knows where I'm at. Is that group of young individuals out there in your cohorts? >> There's a group of kids that look like they're your age outside like five or six. >> Five here. >> Yeah. Outside of Target. >> Did y'all come here alone? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, no big deal. I'm just I don't know y'all. >> I was confused. >> Your boyfriend showed up. So, I didn't know if he had black. >> Yeah, >> that's probably what it is. Why your shirt wet? >> We were at the pool. >> Which one? >> I have my bathing suit on. Um, below the campground. We went to the open pool. >> You drive. >> She did. So, can you just please just leave? >> What did I say 5 minutes ago? >> No, you keep on bugging. You have to leave. >> Being calm and patient, too. But >> is that recording >> my camera? >> It's supposed to always be recording. >> It's on. It's recording. >> So, who's who was holding the bag the whole time? >> The uh the girl on the white. >> Okay. And who was taking the items? >> Both. >> Cool. >> Both selecting them. Both putting them in the purse. >> So, what do y'all want to do? >> Uh, we're going to prosecute both and chest. >> Emotions ran high as officers separated the girls for questioning. Despite their desperate pleas for just a warning, officers weren't about to let them off the hook that easily. >> We'll talk to um Marie first. You can you wait outside, please, Miss Liliana or Lily, whatever your name is. >> Nope. Oh. >> So, tell me what happened. Why did you guys come here? >> Okay, we came here because um I wanted to have a girl's day and I want to sleep at her house. So, then we went to the pool first. That's why we're all wet. And then we >> You're good. You can keep talking. >> We came to Target. Uh she wanted Julie. I needed body wash >> and then she wanted the chips and I said we should leave. like this is >> but I know it's wrong. >> So talk to me about all these items in here. >> So there should be some butter. I bought that cuz it matches. >> You bought it or you >> No, at those >> I'm sorry. >> I picked those. >> Okay. >> So why didn't you pay for it? >> I I honestly know. I know I should have, but >> So, if you if I asked you to stand up right now and pointed out all these items you stole, would you be able to do that that you did and not her? >> Uh, probably not because we I think we got the same things. >> Okay. So, you guys were both like >> uh meaning it's all around and we also share a lot. >> Whose idea was it to Whose Whose plan was this >> to come here >> to to Yeah. to come here and take stuff that you weren't planning on paying for. >> So, originally I wanted to go to Walmart, but I need to put gas at Walmart cuz it's the cheapest. Well, to me, I think Shell or Walmart is the cheapest. So, so she was like, "Let's just go to Target." And I'm like, "Okay, let's just go to Target." He said, "But I just need body wash." So you you came here with the intent to to steal it. >> Do you have bottles >> and the jewelry? >> But I can pay for it. >> Whose idea was it? >> It wasn't necessarily said like, "Hey, let's go in and do this." It was just necessarily just done, if that makes sense. It wasn't planned. >> So when you came in the store, you were planning on paying for everything that you bought? >> No. Nothing. >> For everything that you stole, you were planning on paying for it? >> No. Like I said, nothing was planned at all. Like we just walked in and I said, "I need body wash." And she said, "She needs jewelry." That's exactly why we went to the jewelry first. And we were just, "Okay." Like, it wasn't necessarily set plan. >> So, who was holding the the bag? >> Really? >> And you were putting Did she know you were putting things in the bag? >> She did. She put things in the bag, too. >> Who took the chips? And how old are you again? >> 18. >> So you're an adult, huh? >> Yeah. >> Did you drive here? Is your car parked out there? Is it yours or your parents or myself? >> You bought it yourself. What kind of car is it? >> Looks like him. >> Is that your boyfriend that's sitting out there? >> Afro kid, lightkinned, kind of short. >> Thanks. boyfriend. >> Uh, whatever. Yeah, >> sure. >> Okay, let me talk with her. >> Have you ever done like something like this before or >> you know? >> First time. >> Both suspects wavered between guilt and denial, offering conflicting accounts of who hatched the idea to steal and how much each had taken as officers pressed them further. >> Get up. >> Are you okay? >> Okay, I'm trying. Why are you yelling at me? >> I told you three times. So, let me hear your side of the story. Why? Why did you guys come here? >> Well, we plan to get jewelry. The just like the fake jewelry because like I don't know. >> I don't want to get anymore. >> What' you need it for? >> For me so I can wear it. >> Just just to have it. >> Yeah. I got all gold cuz I like to wear gold and I have these in. I just It's not I wanted one. But >> did you come in here with the intent to not pay for it? >> Well, no. But like I kind of like I like coming in here I might like like look at it and try and maybe want it. But no. >> But you said you didn't have any money to buy it. >> Yeah. I don't I had $2. >> Okay. Whose idea was it to come here? >> Nobody's idea. It >> was nobody's idea. You guys just showed up here? >> No. We come to Target all the time. >> So you just figure you're going to come hang out? >> Yeah. I have a lot of people walking around here. We were going to meet her boyfriend here, too. Well, ex-boyfriend. >> How old are you? >> 17. >> You're still in high school? >> Did your mom know that you're here? Have you talked to her? >> Mhm. >> She knows you're here. >> Yes. >> Does she know you were coming here and would stealing stuff or >> she didn't ask how you were going to buy stuff with no money? >> No, I don't like inform her what I'm doing. >> I would I I usually would have my dad send me money. Okay. So, you who was carrying this bag right here? >> I was carrying it, but it's not my bag. >> Okay. >> Did you you were putting stuff in the bag? Did you know she was putting stuff in the bag? >> I did. Yeah. >> Do you know she did? >> Yeah. >> She did, too. >> Well, it's on camera. She >> Well, I'm just asking. >> So, if we asked you to like stand up and point at the items that you put in here specifically. Oh, I I mean I got the chips, but all that jewelry like I'm not going to be able to look at all that and like pull out. I could get a couple. I didn't take a lot of jewelry. >> There's like a lot of jewelry. >> Yeah, I didn't take much though. >> There's like 15 or 20 items here. >> Would you like to try and be great? Yeah, I don't want to do that. >> Cuz I didn't grab much. >> I did grab this. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. These all came together. >> Where's the package from >> this? I don't know. >> Did you take the package off? Maybe. >> Yeah, that's I didn't get Oh, wait. >> Is there anything in your pockets? >> No. Turn it off. out. >> She didn't have side pockets. >> Okay. >> How'd you guys get here? >> You ever done anything like this before? First time or so? What was the >> No, I got >> What was the straw that broke the camel's back? Like why would why was today the day that we're like, "All right, I want some jewelry and I'm not paying for it." >> Well, like I don't know. I guess I'm a senior in school now, so I don't have no jewelry. I wanted some jewelry and I think I look better with jewelry now. >> Okay. Did you know that what could have happened had you gotten caught? >> Yeah. Which is why I'm just like sitting here like this. This is stupid. I'm stupid. >> As the seriousness of their situation sank in, anxiety and regret washed over the girls and they began to panic. >> All right, grandma. So, can you turn around and put your hands behind your back, please? Two keys. >> Being placed under arrest for petty theft and contributing to the delinquency of minor. >> Do you remember where you parked your car? >> Yeah, I think. >> You think? >> Yeah, sure. I think >> Are you being honest about your name? >> Um, it's pretty It's tight. >> It's tight. I can fit my own finger in there. >> This one should stand by with her while we split her. >> Yeah. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Wait. >> No, not right now. >> Don't worry about it. >> Right here. >> Is there anything in your pockets? >> Before we do that, let's see if we have a female tonight. All right. When we finish our investigation, we'll be happy to answer your questions. >> I here. Here. I literally have this here. Take it. >> You can't even have that. You're not even old enough. >> Where's your car at? >> I don't know. >> How do you not know where you parked? Whatever. We'll we'll use your keys and we'll find >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Petty death and contributing to the >> You got a felony. >> It's not good. >> A felony. What does that mean? >> It means you charge deal with her and she's a minor. >> A felony is a more severe charge than a misdemeanor. You're being charged with both. So, it's not good. Any prior theft convictions? >> Did they say a female is coming? >> Yeah. >> Can you please let go of my arm? I'm not going to >> No, I have to hold on to it. >> So, you're being you're being arrested, >> Miss Adriana. >> I don't like it at all, bro. >> What's good? You're being arrested for petty theft. All right. Because you stole from Target. Do you understand that? >> I understand that. >> Okay. And contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Your friend there is 17 and you contributed to her stealing. You contributed to her breaking the law and she's under the age of uh 18. So because you coerced a juvenile to >> I didn't co her. >> Well, you're an adult, right? It doesn't feel like it, but you are. So it may not feel like it, but you make these grown up decisions. >> Wait, what does that mean? What does what mean? >> What do you mean? What do you mean when you say I'm getting taken in? Like what do you mean? I'm going to jail. >> We're going to jail. >> You'll get booked in. You'll get be given a bond. Someone can bond you out. If not, you'll see a judge in the morning. >> I don't know. >> Bond. Uh probably I would say 1,500 maybe 2,000. >> All that pizza money might pay off. >> No, it won't, bro. Am I going to prison? >> I'm not going to go to prison. You're going to jail. >> I don't know if >> you'll get booked in You'll get booked into the jail. >> They'll give you a bond. >> That means I'm going to be with people that are in jail, >> right? >> Tensions spiked as the 18-year-old, terrified of jail and desperate to protect her perfect record, bombarded officers with anxious questions. >> You have anything on you, uh, Adriana? What do you have aside from the vape? Any mar on you? Any drugs? Anything tucked in your areas? What do you have? >> Can you let go first? >> What do you have, Adriana? >> What you have? >> Oh, it was just a candy. >> That's it? >> Yeah. >> What kind of candy? Like a THC? >> What >> is it? Like THC? Like a gummy or just like a regular like Skittles or something? >> Okay. Where is it? It's in your underwear or is it in your pants? What are you doing? Why is it in there? >> Because I knew something was going to happen cuz I'm 18 and I didn't know what to do. I should have never. >> Do you know what tampering with evidence is? >> I didn't tamper. I don't know what's going on. >> You put it in there with the intent to conceal it from what is it? Just What kind of candy is it? >> It's just twigs. I swear to God, bro. I mean, Twizzlers, whatever the hell you call them. >> You got it from here. >> Here, please. >> What? >> Can you just move it? >> You got it from here? >> Yes. >> Where? Where did you When did you got it when you first walked in or when you were leaving or when you were leaving? >> Does your ex-boyfriend have any guns or anything? >> No. Like we have to worry about him getting mad at us and trying to cheat at us or anything. >> No, he just wants to know how much spawn is. >> Oh, that's cute. >> How old is he? >> 18. >> What's he doing for work? >> Anony's pizza just like me. >> Just lean up against the car. Adriiana, >> lean up or don't lean up. >> Don't lean up on the car. You're good. Just relax. I know it's a lot going on, but >> No, I just don't like it when people touch me. >> When you get arrested, that's what happens. I I know, but I I I >> kind of forfeit that, right? >> That's not fair. I I really don't like when people touch me. That's why I don't want to go to jail, bro. >> Listen Listen to me. All right. I don't I think you're I think you're a nice girl. I think you made a mistake. >> I don't want to get touched in jail, bro. >> Listen to what I'm saying. Can you listen? >> Yes. >> Okay. As long as you do as you're told and you don't do anything silly, it's going to be smooth. I'm a stranger. Come right here. 4.0, bro. >> Okay, >> that's my problem. I don't know what goes on in jail. I do not want to get touched by nobody. >> Okay. Well, as long as you behave and you don't do anything runchy, we'll be all good. >> Bro, this is fantastic. Bro, >> you made a mistake. >> I did. But the crazy part is I'm not supposed to be hanging out with her. My mother was like, "Don't do it." it cuz every time I hang out with her, cops getting up >> and look what you did and now you're going to jail. >> Yes, exactly. >> Throughout it all, officers maintained professionalism, but the younger girl showed little remorse and learned a hard lesson about consequences. >> I don't want to go to jail, bro. I mean, >> you probably get it expuned and be all good. >> I don't know what that means. >> So, because you will be getting a theft charge on your record, which goes with you forever. off my record. >> So, you'll have to get that expuned if you ever want like a real job. >> I can't have that on my record. My record is just perfect. >> Yeah. Until today. >> But I can get that removed. >> You can get it expuned, which means like nobody will ever be able to see it. But you'll have to if you ever get like a government job or anything. >> Can I be a nurse? >> Yeah, you can be a nurse. I mean, you're only 18. I mean, you made a silly mistake at the age of 18, which happens. I know, but I'm literally going to college after this. >> Yeah, you have to tell them about this. >> I have to tell my college. >> Yeah, they'll revoke your application. Where you What did you apply to? >> I want to apply to UCF to become a pediatric nurse. >> Did you already apply? >> I was going to. >> Well, on your application, it's going to ask if you ever been arrested or charged or convicted of any crime, and you're going to have to disclose that. Cuz if you lie and they do a background investigation, then you'll be disqualified from any application. >> Wait, I have a question. Are they going to make me take my clothes off? >> Um, I don't think so. I mean, you don't have any on you, right? They don't they don't usually strip search unless it's her exploited deal or >> I really don't like I swear. >> Uh, good evening, Deputy Lip T. >> Hello, ma'am. >> She has some She said she has some candy or something tucked in her >> I know you. Do you know me? Probably. I grew up here. I know you cuz I remember last year I had a boyfriend and this old man smacked him and we called the cops and I liked your tattoo. >> Okay. Well, nice to see you again. Well, obviously not in these circumstances. Um, but I'm going to ask you before I >> search obviously. Do you have anything hidden anywhere for I got you one? >> Just right there. Okay. Because I'm just going to let you know once you take it if it goes into the jail becomes a felony. >> Okay. I know. I want you to take it. I >> appreciate it. And I might have my rings in here. Here. You might want to show >> I'm going to go through all your pockets. All right. >> Wait, are you going to throw in my range? Am I going to throw them away? >> Okay. >> They're either in there or my car. >> I'm going to get some stuff here. >> No, that's mine for sure. That's not from Target. >> I swear to God. I see. You can see the pictures on my phone. I swear to God. >> You just do your favorite faces. >> Oh, sorry. >> No, you're good. >> Okay. Do you have a broom? >> Uh, you could check. It's It's a a bikini, so you could really just put my shirt up. It's a bikini. I swear >> you have a bikini out. >> Yeah. >> Nothing hidden in any female spots. Mhm. All right. >> She all good. >> Yeah. >> Please. I shouldn't want to talk to the female. She's the only girl here. >> I want to talk to you. I want to talk to you. They won't let me talk to you. He wouldn't let me talk to you. He would be rude. Meanwhile, more drama was brewing as family members and colleagues of the girls gathered, leading to tense exchanges and tearful reassurances as officers concluded the investigation. >> I'm going to grab my >> Go or I escort you. >> Well, can you grab it then? Oh, you can. Oh, >> not resist, please. >> All right. Don't think like that. Shut up. >> Keep walking. >> Don't do that, please. Because that hurt. >> And I'm being calm, but that hurt. >> Yeah. Well, now now we're going to hold on to you because you wanted to fight in there. >> Who wanted to fight? Let go of me, bro. I'm not even resisting. >> I'm not going to let go of me now. >> I'm not even resisting, bro. Can you please let go of me? That [ __ ] hurts. I'm not even resisting, bro. >> Stop. >> Let go of me. Give me my phone, y'all. >> You'll get your phone when your mom comes. >> And I'm not going in no damn car. I can sit out here and wait for my money. >> Sit in a car. >> Get off of me. I'll put some cuffs on. Get off of my arm. >> Here. Get over here. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off of my arm, bro. Hey, just No, bro. >> Cuz why are they like me? Can you put these on me? Put these on. >> I'm going to search you. Chill. >> What the I did that too. >> She's 18. Are you stupid? >> Guys, quit it. >> She's 18. Stupid. Don't put the on me. >> You're already under arrest me. >> I don't want to under arrest. Stop grabbing me like that. >> You going to put her just in the car for a little bit? >> I'm not We don't have to be grabbing like that. I look like her. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Nothing in my pockets. >> I'll just stand I'll just chill on my bed like this. I don't want to stay in the car. >> Who are you to her? >> Her boyfriend. >> What's her name? >> You want to talk to you? >> Good. Your mama know? >> Oh, my bad. >> Okay. Um, tell my mom I have money. >> We got money. We getting you out. We getting you out. You getting the ball. We staying up all night for you. >> Okay. I'm going to pay you back. >> No, you're good. Don't worry about that. >> Don't even just breathe and don't do Don't do what Lily was doing. Fighting with the cop. >> I don't fight with the cop. >> Exactly. Be respectful. They being nice to you. >> You say she's going to jail? >> Yes. >> Who's the other one? Is that Adriana? >> She getting his phone number. >> He got your ID. >> You want to And after you do that, you can take her out of coast. But this for your She has given us a little bit of lip and she has We could We could arrest her for resisting. >> Can you be quiet, please? Just be quiet. >> This is the most common. Now is the time to be quiet. >> I am being quiet. >> No, that's not quiet. Be quiet, please. >> So, if we if we were wanted to, we would have enough to charge her with instruction, but >> we have her slap on the wrist today. Hopefully, as parents, you guys do what you guys do and we'll be all good. I understand she could have been arrested today for resisting and petty theft. All right. >> Can you be quiet, please? >> So, uh after we get phone number, we'll take her out of handcuffs and she'll be all 508. Do >> you have any questions, sir? >> Not at all. Appreciate you guys. Thank you. >> Hey, Johnny. You like music? >> Yeah. What kind of names do you like? >> Um, I like Honcho, Tuzy, Ro. >> You like who? >> You don't know Honcho. >> Honcho. >> Honcho, Tuzy, Rod Wave. I like um Jane Aco, whatever. However you spell it. >> You like Drake? >> I like Drake a little bit. I like Party Next Door. >> You like country? >> Yeah, I like Zack Bryan. I like Noah. I like a lot of music. I like that's what calms me down, music. So I listen to it. No. >> What the [ __ ] >> Oh, you >> Oh, yeah. What you talking about this? >> I know this one. >> You know this one? >> Yes. >> You got lucky, ma'am. They changed the the charge. It's a misdemeanor now. >> Um I don't know what that means. >> Better for you. >> Yeah. Yeah. You got you got luck of the draw. You just play the poker tonight. She's still getting charged with two crimes, but one of them is one that used to be a felony is no longer a felony. >> Oh, okay. >> The 18-year-old was processed for petty theft and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. These teenagers learned a valuable lesson and were led off with a light sentence, but the next suspect was not so lucky as she foolishly racked up charge after charge after getting caught stealing at a Target. On November 30th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a local Target regarding an ongoing shoplifting incident where a woman skipped scanning items at the selfch checkout. The woman left but was met by the cops right outside the store. >> Yeah. I mean, you have an issue with the scanning machine? >> No, I had I went to the regular register and she scanned me out with the regular register. >> Okay. >> I didn't have an issue. She fixed it for me. >> Who'd you come with? >> Why does that matter? >> Because there's two of you guys. That's why >> Yeah, cuz she came and brought me the rest of the money. >> Yeah. So, who'd you come with? That way we can >> She brought me the rest of the money. Do you want to come talk to the lady that checked me out? >> No. I want you to answer my question. >> Let's go talk to the lady that checked me out, please. Cuz I didn't >> We'll get there. >> I just literally had to go to the second register and she helped me with the second register. >> Who did you come with? >> Like the person helped me at the regular register. >> We'll get there. Who would you come with? >> Why does that matter? because you need to answer my question. >> It's my friend. She has to go to her kids today. She It's her kids' birthday today. That's the reason why I came here. Do you want Can we come talk to the register? Cuz she's literally just helping me through the register and I don't see what the problem is. >> All right. So, >> from the moment the officers made contact with the woman, 20-year-old Danielle Sadilio, she insisted she had done nothing wrong and claimed she had even received help from an employee at the selfch checkout. Soon the officers went inside to speak with the staff. >> Excuse me. >> Yeah. >> Everything was fine, right? >> Yeah, she paid. She paid for everything. >> Okay, we got to talk to somebody over here and then we'll get things sorted out. >> The employee who had helped her didn't notice anything suspicious about the woman, so her natural reaction was to assume she hadn't done anything wrong. The officers then talked to the loss prevention worker who had caught her on the surveillance footage. Which one did she get? >> Um, pretty much fill the vacuum, the Legos, um, this and this stuff in here. >> I have to go to two different registers. >> I know you did. I was watching you the whole time. It's okay. >> So, then what's the problem? >> You didn't pay. >> What do you mean I didn't pay? >> Yeah. So, gift pack is probably going to be these. Uh the water at the bottom and then wonder shop is gonna be this bag. >> Yep. >> And the ones you then paid for is >> all these >> this bath mat. I got the Legos at the first one. I got the Legos at the first register plate. >> Yes, I did. And she finished helping me scare me out. >> Where's the receipt for that? >> I don't know. It's probably there still if you go look. >> Why do you have receipt for this and I have the receipt for the next? because I had to go to two different registers. >> All right, what else? >> We're going to go in here. All right, >> I'm not going in there. Okay, I have to accept that. I'm not going in there. What the [ __ ] dude? I didn't do anything wrong. What are you doing? Get your hands off of me. I didn't do anything. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. Get them off of me. I didn't do anything. I paid for this stuff. Get them off of me. Get off of me. >> I'm Wow. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. You can't do this without my parents permission. I'm only 13 years old. I'm only a 13year-old. Dude, I'm literally only [ __ ] 13 years old, bro. You can't do this. Can I call my parents? >> You can in a second. Sit down. cuz my parents told him he's not my hearing. You can't you can't do this to me. >> The woman was placed in handcuffs while screaming that she was a minor, hoping it would get her out of trouble. However, she would realize that there was no way out of this. >> Knock it off. >> Not if I'm only 13 years old. I'm underage. >> I'm underage. >> Is your ID in your purse? >> No, it's not. >> Where is it? >> I don't have it. So you're not underage then. >> Can I just take the stuff I paid for it? Lean. >> No. >> No. We're beyond that. >> You're trying to be cool with you. >> We would have been doing that if you were cool. >> How did I be cool? Yo, like what's this? >> Like the lady that just told you that she helped me scatter her in the She just told you that. >> She helped you scan for things that you paid for. Yeah. >> What's the car she was with? Um, it's going to be this purple scion that's sitting right out here. So, if you go out, >> she literally has to go pick up her kids. >> Our drive section is right here and it's just right across. >> She has to go pick them up. >> So, she's behind a silver Tacoma. >> She literally has to go pick up her kids that are like little kids. >> Can we get the estimate on >> Where's that sign at? It's >> It's closer to the 28 matches. Coming up, one of the officers went outside to find the woman's mate, who turned out to be just as combative as her friend. >> Hello. Did you come with uh >> my friend? >> Friend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. You're not in trouble, but obviously um she's in trouble. I mean, I guess she stopped, but um what is her name? >> Um I don't answer questions. I'm sorry. Okay. Use your identification cuz you actually went in there. >> Yeah. >> Hey, and you guys both came together. >> Huh? >> I went to the store to pick my >> I'm not asking if you went in the store. I'm not asking if you guys both came together. >> So, there's my driver's license. >> Is it yes or no? >> I don't. That's fine. And that's fine. You can see on camera then that I >> You are so being uncooperative right now. Why is that? >> I'm trying to be cool with you, but you give me a hard time. >> But sir, I don't answer questions. See, then I'll just be stopped. >> I gave you my idea. Is there anything else I could provide you with my You want my insurance registration? I do have that. >> No, this is not a time to stop. This is a criminal offense investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you can sit there. If you're not going to answer a question, then >> sh. The woman outside acted in a way that made it clear she knew about Danielle's behavior. Danielle had already made plenty of foolish decisions that day, but the next one would be her most ridiculous yet. Can I pay for the stuff, please? >> We'll get there. Get in the car. >> Please, can I buy it, please? >> Sit down. Put your feet in now. >> Go buy it for it. I'll pay for it. Please. I have the money to pay for it. >> Watch your feet. >> Please. Can I please? >> Good job. I've never tackled anyone. That was cool. >> I was laughing cuz I'm like, she's really 13. Damn. I know. What What kind of skin care, right? >> That girl was laughing. She was like, "Did you see her? She's got her." And I was like, "I want to see her." >> Upon searching Danielle's purse, officers discovered a small bottle of perfume that had been stolen. They also found a blue pill wrapped in tin foil, which turned out to be a powerful controlled substance. Danielle was charged with shoplifting, attempting to flee from a peace officer, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting arrest. Moving on to a group of young females who thought they could get away with theft two days in a row at a retail store. >> When I repeat the tape, >> they only had to pay for two items. >> Okay. >> And there was three bags. >> Stand up for you. >> Can you put it hands behind your back? >> On March 12th, 2024, a Hoboken police officer, Sergeant Edward Celich, responded to an active shoplifting call at Shopright. Upon arrival, he was briefed by loss prevention staff who noted four young women attempting to steal as they had done so a day earlier. >> Hey. >> Hey. What's up? >> Hey. >> The reason why we called cuz the my manager wanted us to call. >> Yeah. >> Cuz um yesterday they were actually in here >> and they did the same thing. They walked out with three bags full. >> Okay. >> And only paid for two items. They're in here right now. Right now >> and then we're waiting to see if they're do the same thing around. >> Yeah. So he just called for >> cart full now. I guess they wanted to be prepared just for >> I told my boss, I'm just trying to get out of here. >> So, um you know, that's when they walked out, but when I repaid the tape, >> they only had paper for two items >> and there was three bags full like that. And then now today is the same. I mean, right now they closed the bag up already in the aisle, >> right? >> They already got two bags in there or whatever. Now I'm just waiting to see what they're going to pay now today. >> Did yesterday's get reported or anything? >> I didn't get to like I said, you know, it happened like at 9:30. >> Okay. >> So, I I got out of here. I didn't get time to call or whatever and I wanted to make sure that was 100%. >> Okay. >> So, I reviewed everything the next day and everything was good. So, that's why I didn't get to report it last night cuz >> Okay. So, do so to do that today and then >> Yeah. >> Sergeant Celich moved to the store's surveillance room, watching in real time as the suspects hid items and slipped past the selfch checkckout without paying. For 10 t minutes, loss prevention and police coordinated their move, waiting for the perfect moment to strike the instant the suspects tried to make their getaway. [Music] There they go. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. So everyone here is aware our cameras are recording. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> How old is everybody here? What's that? >> 20 you. >> 20 you. >> 23. >> 23. You >> how much? 21. All right. Just so you know, saw the camera, everything up there. You only paid for some of the stuff. He watched it, too. Supposedly, it's happened yesterday. Okay. >> So, what's going to happen is um for yesterday's incident, this is not the first time it happened. This happened yesterday as well. Um for yesterday's incident, it applies to only you three. She was in here yesterday. Um, for today's for all all four of you, um, you'll be charged with shoplifting. >> You'll also be charged. >> Yeah. >> Um, you didn't pick another stuff. You pass 12 points of sales. That's considered shoplifting once you leave the store. >> You'll also be store. >> You'll be charged on how much >> and then we're going to explain everything. And then you also be banned from the store. You'll be signed this trespassing form that you're not allowed in any of our shopping. Just >> another thing while you're doing that, if anybody lies about their information, gives incorrect information, we can charge you additionally with that. So just please be honest and save yourself. >> Am I giving you my information? Cuz >> you're under arrest. >> Yeah, you're going to be under arrest. Yes. >> If you don't, then you there'll be an additional charge for that. >> Am I asking? >> You don't have the right for one at this time cuz you're not being questioned. [Music] [Music] and none of you should be on right now. >> Your first and last name of birth the trespass [Music] was in the store yesterday. One, two, three. >> Okay. >> MC14. >> We watch camera. The suspects identified as 20-year-old Alana, 20-year-old Amamira, 21-year-old Annayia, and 23-year-old Nitcha were led to the loss prevention office for interrogation. >> The officer asked not to be on your phone. >> It's just my mom. That's all. >> Okay. Okay. We can touch you. >> Adult though. >> Okay. If you were a minor, like we have to let you, but you're an adult. So, just hold off on that. You'll get a chance to speak with her. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Have you guys been arrested before? >> No. I'm not answering my question. >> Okay. All right. There's there's no need for that. What I was What I was going to say is >> what I was going to say is if you weren't arrested, you'll be out pretty quickly. Okay. We'll verify when we get up there. Everybody says everybody says they're so >> you saw you have it right there. Where's the guy's receipts? Who has the receipts? He has it. Okay. >> Can we have They paid for it. >> And the total taken was 141. >> This is what they paid for. >> And everybody's 20 years old. 20 21 23, right? >> Yeah. [Music] >> 21. Ready? [Music] Yep. Okay, everybody stand up. >> Yep. Stand up for me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> We'll grab your phone. >> Why do you leave them behind in front of you? >> Let's go right here. Do you need medical attention? >> I'm asking you a question. It's a yes or no question. >> Can you just watch? >> No, I I'll do it when you answer my question. >> Do you need medical attention? >> Okay. [Music] You going to flip over every shelter Yeah, DJ. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You have anything we should know about anything weapon? >> Um, I have a vape in my pocket. >> Okay, sure. Good. Okay, we're going to search you, but >> put that over there. >> Mhm. >> Somebody want to stick her back here. Hold it all at once. All together. Officers calmly laid out the situation, noting that most of the group had shoplifted the day before. The suspects confirmed their ages and two revealed they were pregnant. Loss prevention printed a detailed list of stolen items while police explained the charges and consequences. >> Have a seat in there. >> You want to put them in one or >> just do two and two without fine. >> Okay. Put a seat belt on, right? >> Yep. Give me a second. >> Okay. Shopright staff confirmed they intended to press charges for both that day's theft and the prior incident involving three of the four suspects. With evidence collected and charges filed, the suspects were taken to the station for further processing. >> Yesterday's incident, everybody except for the girl in the pink was involved. >> So there's two char two charge for everybody, but we're going to just do everything as the first one until they send us all the information. >> All right. So only one count right now. right now. >> We'll get to that stuff later. >> Just face that way. Thank you. >> Careful coming out. All right. Just like that. >> Good. >> I can sit outside all day. >> Sarah, can you just Stay here. >> Not available. real stand I'm going to search you one more time. Okay. Sit up as well. >> I'm going to uncuff you. When I uncover you, you're going to put this on the wall. [Music] There's somebody You almost take this brace. [Music] >> What is happening? Where you at? >> Each woman was issued trespass notices in addition to the shoplifting charges. Up next is a group of entitled teenagers who learned the hard way that stealing comes with serious consequences. >> All right, I'm not going to go searching through your car, but I don't >> I need a warrant if you're going to look at my car, please. >> I didn't say Okay, first of all, I'm not going to do the attitude. me as like a Mexican girl. She was a white girl, so I felt some type of way cuz she was just walking behind us all the time. How >> long am I going to be arrested? I'm >> be real with you. I'm be honest. >> Okay, there's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. Hey, take anything else. >> All right, put your hands behind your back. >> On April 10th, 2025, officers responded to a cosmetic store after reports of three 18-year-old women shoplifting. When confronted, the teens immediately tried to downplay the situation. I was going to buy a concealer and then I was opening to try on my [ __ ] which is on my hand and then she was like, "Oh, are you going to take?" And I'm like, "No, I'm not going to take it." So then she started assuming that I was like going to steal the stuff from Sephora. So then I went up to one of the workers from there and I gave her the concealer and I was like, "Look, like so you could know I'm not taking anything and then I just left the store." >> Okay. Cuz she's like saying that you guys took like necklaces and makeup and >> No, we we didn't even get through like the actual >> We actually told her and she didn't say anything. >> She didn't say anything. She said she was like, "Sorry about my coworker's actions." And I was like, "No, you just need to make sure that Dana making it like seem like we're trying to steal anything." >> Yeah. >> You know, so that's why I I gave her like the concealer back and she took it back. You couldn't even go and ask her. I gave her the concealer and it was like this sprays sanitizer thing. I just gave it back to her and she just took it back. >> So you never gave you never took anything? >> Oh no. We went to other like we went to an Ulta but we bought the stuff there and everything. They see me buy everything. So >> Okay. When officers pressed, a tense exchange unfolded as the group tried to convince the officers that it was all a misunderstanding. >> Can you stop digging your bag? >> She's looking for her phone. >> Okay. I don't want her digging into her bag. I don't know what's going >> You can literally open the door if you want. I don't care. >> No, I'm just being honest. Like, if you want to look >> I'm not going to go searching through your car, but I don't >> I need a warning if you're going to look in my car. But >> I didn't say Okay, first of all, I'm not going to do the attitude. I'm not going to have her sitting here digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. Got it. Well, I'm telling you, okay, I'm telling you looking for I'm telling you I don't care what she's looking for. I don't want her digging in her bag when I don't know what's in the car. >> So, lose the attitude. Thank you. >> I'm just like feel like I'm being targeted, but if you want >> Why are you being targeted? Because I asked her to stop digging through her bag >> and I told you why she was digging into her bag. >> Okay. And I'm telling you, I don't care cuz I don't know what's in the car. >> I apologize. I apologize. >> I'm not giving attitude. It's just the fact that she's like, "Oh, hey." Like, you know, like I understand why. Okay, just >> I just don't understand. >> Okay, nobody's targeting you. We got called here because you guys were allegedly doing something. That's why we're here. >> I'm sorry. >> No, we understand. >> We understand. >> Yeah, we understand. >> Did they tell you what's going on? >> I'm like really confused cuz we went to Sephora and I was getting stuff and I they even give me a little bag and then after like the a girl like I seen that she was like walking around behind me. So then I went up to her and I was like, "Here, like I'm not going to take this just to make sure cuz I feel like you're thinking that I'm going to steal it." So I gave it back to her. She was like, "Thank you so much for giving it back to me." And I was like, "Just tell your co-workers to not make it seem to customers that come in making it seem like they're stealing or something cuz they're not going to want to come back." And I gave her the concealer and the little spray back and she just said, "Thank you so much. I'll talk to my co-workers." And she just went back inside >> and then we came to the car. So I'm like, I'm confused. I'm like, "I don't know. I didn't take anything. I gave it back to her. It was a concealer and a little spray. >> Was it in Sephora or was it outside of >> It was in Sephora. >> It was inside. >> Yeah, it was in Sephora. But we left because we felt like we were just like >> Yeah, we just left cuz I was like it it was like I mean >> me as like a Mexican girl, she was a white girl so I felt some type of way cuz she was just walking behind us all the time. And I was like usually when I go to stores like nobody's like looking at what I'm doing and I was like I told her I was like here like if you think I'm going to steal the concealer, here's the concealer and here's the spray. and I gave it to her in her hands and she just walked back out. She was like, "Okay, thank you. I will talk to my co-workers about it and I was like, "Okay, >> okay." >> I think at this point they're just going to check cameras to make sure that the everything's legit. >> Yeah, >> but appreciate you cooperating. >> No. Yeah, it's good. >> I would have asked you guys if you're supposed to be in school. You look young. >> I mean, she's supposed to be at work. Um, I'm currently working, too. >> So, you're not in school? >> No, we just graduated recently. Oh, that's >> With suspicion mounting, officers prepared to search the teens as store surveillance footage revealed far more than a simple misunderstanding. >> Can I talk to you? >> Yeah. Can you step out with your purse? >> I'll talk to her. So, I just saw video surveillance. So, do you want to tell me what you took? >> I can figure out this. >> All right. So, here's a thing. Like with polls, they want to sign people. [Music] How long am I going to be a risk? >> Um, it just depends. [Music] >> Is there anything in your pocket that belongs to the weapons or anything? >> 22 23. I >> just got my bait. Oh, perfect. This is a little pouch you just had. It was a little broken. I don't know why I had it. Is there anything else in your clothes that I'm going to find right now? >> I just got my B and then I don't know where I got my >> No other purses are going to pop up. I think I just got like a couple things that my friend gave me. >> What else is in this front right pocket? >> I found my vape. >> The vape is right there. >> Yeah, that two vapes. >> Okay. Is that yours or is that holes? >> There's mine. >> That didn't fall off of this. >> Whatever. Probably. >> As officers recovered the stolen merchandise, the teens offered apologies and excuses, claiming not everything was meant to be stolen. Yet, the evidence left denial impossible. >> All right. Can you step out so I can talk to you? >> Yes. >> All right. So, other than you putting that in your bra, >> what else did you take? >> All right, I'm going to search you. So, put your hands right here. Just put your wallet and phone down. >> Turn around. [Music] >> You don't have anything else, correct? >> Okay. >> How did your friend get that? >> What? >> How did she get that when it was in your shirt? >> She got No, she got one >> and you got the other one. Where'd you put the other one at? I'll be real with you. I'm be honest. >> Okay. There's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. I didn't take anything else. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> The watch is yours. >> Huh? >> The watch is yours? [Music] >> Yeah. You'll take your phone. Come to the back. All right. Turn this way. All right, spread your feet. >> What's this? Is that like a vape? >> Yeah. >> Just going to put this right here. >> So, other than that, nothing. Nothing. I'm not like not like your friend. We're not going to start fighting like random stuff everywhere. >> Going to fight you. >> Okay. No. No. Find random stuff. Okay. >> I'm being real with you. Am I switching with me? Okay. Can you step out? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, pockets. >> Yeah. >> The jewelry. >> I just have this one. >> Okay. Anything else? >> No, that's it. >> Okay. All right. Put your hands this way or lean up against the car. All right. Show your feet. There's nothing sharp in your um pants in your pockets. All right. >> Wait. Can I please? So you with retail theft um they're sign codes of signing complaints. >> So with that what we do is you go down to our station get fingerprint photograph and get released on a mentally and get a >> Could I um come back for like my stuff or >> you going to come back for your car? You were going to get banned from the store. >> Yeah. >> The teenage suspects were charged with retail theft. Additionally, they were banned from the Kohl's store where the incident occurred. These entitled teenagers got what they deserved. But next is a case of a teenage Walmart shoplifter who spun wild excuses to defend herself. >> Hello, Nicole. Welcome back. >> I don't want to get arrested. Please. >> Well, you shouldn't have shoplifted. >> I wasn't trying to do it on purpose. I needed it. >> Yeah, you needed $40 worth of ribeye steak. >> I needed some food. We needed meat. >> Some more cookies. >> I was We were hungry. My boyfriend has to have sweets. He's diabetic. >> You are under arrest for theft. Second degree. >> What? Please, sir, don't do this. [Music] >> On May 27th, 2023, Officer Padrreta responded to a shoplifting call at Walmart involving an 18-year-old woman named Nicole, who was caught stealing $800 worth of merchandise, including a 100 >> sand. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> So, you needed food cuz you're starving? >> Yes. I don't have clothes either, and I needed a litter box so I can get my cat's stuff. I wasn't trying to do it on purpose. I needed it. >> Yeah. You needed $40 worth of ribeye steak. >> I needed some food. We needed meat. >> Mhm. So, you went with ribeye. >> We needed something to eat. >> Mhm. Like a sirloin wouldn't be good. Like you just were like, I'm stealing something. >> I finally grabbed something >> like the most expensive one. >> I didn't know it was that expensive >> cuz you were going to steal it. >> I didn't know it was that expensive. I didn't look at the prices. >> Yeah. Some more cookies. >> I was We were hungry. My boyfriend has to have sweets. >> He's diabetic. >> See what else we got. Twinkies. I mean, a lot of sweets. >> Cat tree. >> My cats need me today cuz I keep clawing at the walls. I don't want to get charged with damage to the trailer. >> Yeah. I mean, it's easier like if you're going to steal something. If you're going to if you're going to damage someone's property is steal, right? A mug. >> Mug. >> Yeah. Mug. Six bucks. I didn't take a mug. >> Okay. >> Root beer. >> Oh, mug. Root beer. What's root beer for? >> You had something to drink. >> Water's not good, though. You got water shut off at home? >> No, >> you don't. Do you? Probably drink water. Yeah, I'll probably What else we got? Uh, this is men's rebot for 18 bucks. >> Probably underwear. >> Underweares. Men's shoes. Boyfriend ain't got no shoes. >> He's came in here barefoot. >> We moved down here from Virginia. >> Oh, I know it. I know it. >> I did. We just moved back. >> No, I know. I heard I heard yesterday. I heard about Where's your boyfriend? >> At home. >> At home. He just sent you down here stealing. Yeah. >> Patricia move? >> No. >> She's still living up there, too? You're 18, right? 19. >> 19. Why'd you come back home from Virginia? >> I needed to restart. >> The personal drama escalated as officer Powdera dug deeper while Nicole tried to defend her actions, though by now even she realized how foolish she sounded. >> Cheese. What's that one about? >> It was a sandwich. >> Oh, chicken bacon ranch sandwich there. $140 scoop free. What is that? Is that the litter box? >> Automatic litter box. Yes. >> An automatic litter box. Like a regular one wouldn't have worked. >> I couldn't find one. >> You couldn't find a regular one. You just got the most expensive litter box. See, Nicole, there's a big difference between uh being hungry and need. >> We were hungry, but I didn't need a litter box, and that was the only one I found. >> No, no, no, no. There there's a big difference between being hungry and then uh and then what you did here. >> I think you know that you know that >> we needed it. We didn't have no money. I don't get paid till 7th. We don't have no food stamps. We've already used up our food bank stuff >> till the end of the month. >> That community action center. >> Yes. >> Your mom don't give you no food. She didn't She didn't have food when I got up there. >> Your boyfriend's up here from Virginia? >> Yeah. >> How long you guys plan on being here? Cuz what you've been here for? A couple weeks? >> Yeah. >> Already committing felonies. [Music] It's not good. So, you got a criminal history when you were a juvenile. I don't know. Virginia, you get arrested in Virginia. >> I really need to go to work. >> Yeah. No, I understand. I understand. >> They called me in. They called me when I was here. >> Yeah. >> Either be at work. >> Did you tell me you couldn't talk to them cuz you were stealing? >> No. >> Left that part out. >> Walmart. >> Left that part out. >> I was supposed to be there by 6:45. >> Yeah. By 6:45. Oh boy. Oh boy. I don't know, Nicole. I don't know what to do. >> Let me talk to Let me talk to Zayn. We're going to figure it out. So, just hang it right there. All right. Don't go nowhere. I'll catch you dead. What do you want done? What do you want done? You want to You want to forward? Get the hell off your property or you want me to take her to holding and fingerprint her? It's up to you. >> I think she needs to go to holding. >> Please. No. Please. I really got to go to work. Please, sir. >> Please, sir. Please. I want to come back and get you this done tonight. >> Please. Um, most likely depends on how long she was in the store um for the entire video of the store, but I can definitely get you a statement to not go. >> So, tell me again what happened. Sit back down, >> please. I got to go to work. >> So, I started watching her over in uh pets. Um, she was moving stuff around in that cart. She had some high dollar pet stuff in there. She picked up the uh scoop free pet thing and put it in there. >> Um, some kitty litter. went over to grocery, picked up some cereal, um went over to bakery, um or went through meats, got the steaks, went through bakery, got all the sweets and stuff, and then she went into produce and grabbed the sandwich there off the deli bumper thing, took the sandwiches, and then stood right there next to the door until she thought nobody was paying attention and then turned and went right out the door. >> Which doors? >> Grocery side. >> Pass all point of sale. >> Yep. Clear out on the sidewalk. >> With overwhelming evidence against Nicole, the officer had no doubt about the next steps to take. >> Stand up, >> please. My mom's going to come get me. You can call her when we're there then. You are under arrest for theft second degree. What? >> Please, sir, don't do this. >> Nicole, first of all, let's get this right. >> I didn't do nothing. You did it. >> Can my mom bail me out? >> Uh, I don't know. You know what? I'm going to figure that out, Nicole, cuz I want to see. Uh, maybe there would be no bail. >> Please, no. Please don't do this, sir. >> No. No. Once again, >> I won't come back. >> Well, I know you won't come back, but once again, I'm not doing anything. >> My mom texted me. Can I just see what she said? >> Nope. You are a big girl now, Nicole. >> Can I just see what she said? >> I'll just do it up there. We can do it in here. Lots of people watching. Nicole, do you have anything I need to stick me, stab me, poke me, anything like that? >> I need to see what my mom said. >> I need to see what my mom, >> please. That's my phone. >> And you are being a visually recorded. Do you understand that? >> Do you understand those rights I explained to you or do you need me to read those again? Nicole, >> I understand. Okay. Back of my hand. >> When can I call my mom? >> I don't know, 6 hours or so. >> No, I need to talk to her so she can come get me. >> See the back of my hand. >> All right. You got anything else on you other than your phone? >> No. >> Nothing else? >> No. >> Okay. >> I got to call my word. >> I did my best to have that for you if I >> I got to call my work, sir. >> Okay. We're going this way, Nicole. >> Um, do you want me to call? >> Call my work. >> Yeah, just call the front desk. I think Sam's working. He'll give it to you. >> Thank you. >> Yep. What's going to happen? >> Well, um, you stole $800 worth of stuff, so I guess you'll sit in my holding facility for almost 6 hours. >> Let me call >> fingerprinted, photographed, and we'll go from there. >> Let me call my mom, please. I need to call make sure my boyfriend knows where I'm at. >> Yeah, face the car. >> Please, sir. >> Well, this will be a good lesson. Maybe he will learn not to send you to Walmart to steal. But I if I tell you something, he said if I didn't go steal it, he was going to kill me if I came back empty-handed. >> Uh-huh. Go ahead and have seen the back. >> I'm serious. Ask my mom. He abuses me. >> Oh, okay. >> Ask my mom. >> Okay. >> My mom was going to call the cops on him. >> Mhm. Okay. >> For threatening to snap her neck. >> Okay. >> I'm serious. >> While you're in the back of my car, you're being audition recorded by the incar camera located directly in front of you. Thank you. >> I have a right to make a phone call. >> No. >> Yeah, I do. to my mom >> to an attorney if I question you. I'm not going to question you. >> Easy peasy. >> Even while being restrained and transported, Nicole continued pleading as the officer tried to remain patient. >> What's that, Nicole? >> My I just told my mom I need her to come bail me out. She texted me. >> No. Well, she can call the PD then. She'll know where you're at. >> When can I get out? >> 6 hours. >> In 6 hours? >> Mhm. >> And then I'll have a court. >> Yeah. Like I would assume you committed felony theft. >> So what would happen? Would I get released? >> What do you mean would you get released? You're not in a court tonight. >> Huh? >> You'll get released in like 6 hours. >> I get released in 6 hours. >> We're just confirming in 6 hours. >> Yeah. I haded EBD. >> I mean, unless there's something else that I don't know about. Yeah, that's the plan. >> Would I be able to get a ride home? >> No. >> I live all the way across the city. >> Okay. Hey, you're an adult now, Nicole. When you were committing crimes as a juvenile, it was a little different. But you clearly have not learned a single thing. >> 6 hours I can get released. You're not lying. >> Unless something else pops up. Yeah, that's the plan. >> And then I just have to come back for court. >> Yeah, you you'll have to find a way to Yeah, they'll The prosecutor will send you stuff for court. >> Could I please call my mom when I get there? >> No. >> Please. >> No. >> Why? Because Nicole, when you were here before, all you did was commit crimes. You leave to Where'd you leave to Virginia? >> Yep. >> You leave to Virginia. And the second You can't even make it a month back here without committing a felony. So, I'm not doing you any favors. >> I can't help it. It's a medical condition. I'm a klepto. I can't help it. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. Yeah. >> I've been diagnosed with klepto. >> Okay. Well, [Music] >> it's a disease. I can't help it. >> Great. Maybe the maybe the prosecutor or the judge will uh give you a prison sentence so nobody else has to be victimized. I don't know what to tell you. You can get it back when you get released. I'm not going to keep it. >> You get arrested for anything when you're down in Virginia? >> No. >> Is that a lie? >> No, it's not. >> Like you made it all that time without getting arrested. >> Yeah. >> So, I run your criminal history. That's what it's going to say. >> Okay. What if I make you a deal? I run your criminal history and if it says that you were arrested in Virginia, uh, I'll know you lied to me and then you can go to county. You still sticking with that answer? >> Yes. >> Okay, good. Good. >> But the drama wasn't over. As at the station, Nicole revealed troubling information involving her boyfriend Garrison that raised even more concerns. >> I already told you. You told me you can't help but steal from people. So, if I can keep the city of Pullman safe for 6 hours, >> go straight home. I'm going to do it. It's You're going to be walking, Nicole. There's too many places you could steal from. What if somebody left something outside? >> I'm not going to steal anything. >> [ __ ] Well, you can't help it. You told me that. >> I can't, but I won't. >> You can't help it. >> I can't help it, but I won't steal. >> Oh, no. That's No, I can't do it. >> Throughout Virginia. >> Can't risk it. >> Can't risk it. >> Someone at least let my boyfriend know that I'm gone. >> Why would you want to let him know? Doesn't he want you dead? Yeah, but I still care about him. He's going to worry about where I'm at. >> All he knows I went to the store and he's going to see that I didn't come back and then now what's going to happen? I don't know what's going to happen. >> Well, I mean like really like nothing's nothing's going to happen. Like he'll just wait for 6 hours. >> Hopefully he'll think I'm still at work. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Cuz he knows I'm supposed to be called in. >> Yeah. >> You going to take all those groceries to work? >> No. >> I was going to have him come get it. >> Oh, so you walked up to Walmart and you're going to have him pick you up? Nicole, talk about your boyfriend threatening to kill you. >> Well, he threatened to kill me. He said that if I didn't come home with full hand, then he was going to come. >> That was tonight, >> huh? >> That was tonight. >> Yes. >> In front of your mom? >> No. But she he has threatened to snap her neck and she was going to kick him out, but she's giving him a chance to get help. [Music] >> Did you say how he's going to kill you? >> No. >> Why didn't you mention that before you arrested? [Music] No, you don't care. >> His mom will kill me. >> What do you mean his mom? >> Because she told me to take care of him. And if I'm not taking care of him, she's going to come down here. >> What's his name? >> Garrison. G A R I S O N. >> Middle initial for Garrison. A >> date of birth or last name? >> St. Clair. S T C L A I R. >> What's his date of birth? >> 01 02 2004. What's going to happen to him? >> Well, I'll go talk to him, but he might get arrested for a felony harassment. >> I don't want nothing to happen. >> Here we are. >> I don't want nothing to happen to him. >> I can't afford for you to be victimized, Nicole. >> I'm be fine. I don't want nothing. I have the right to choose if I want to press charges or not. >> No, cuz you two are in a dating relationship. >> Yes, I do. >> Nope. >> Yes, I do. >> Nope. >> Officer Pada arrived at the boyfriend's trailer where he firmly denied any involvement or knowledge of Nicole's theft. Clearly confused by the allegations. >> Please, >> Nicole, just like I got to make sure this property of the city of Pullman is safe, I have to make sure that you are safe. >> I am safe. I'll be fine. He's never hit me. >> Him threatening to kill you. I got to take this serious. Have a seat in there. >> Please don't do anything to him. I don't want him arrested. >> Okay. >> Please. >> Okay. >> I have a choice if I want to charges or not. >> Nope. You're in a domestic violence relationship. >> I have to >> I have to make sure you're safe, Nicole. >> About that. >> You lied about that. Oh. Hello, I'm Officer Patty with the P Police Department. Who are you? >> Garrison. >> Garrison. Hey, Garrison. Uh, the reason I'm here is I uh arrested Nicole for stealing from Walmart. >> Did you know she was going up to do that? >> No. >> No, you didn't. Okay. Do you have an ID? I can take a peek at Garrison. Uh, >> I don't. I lost my ID. Okay. >> So, Lindsay didn't tell you she was going to Walmart to steal. >> Uhuh. >> You guys don't got any food in the house? >> Uh, a little bit, but >> a little bit. You're not starving? >> No, >> nothing like that. Spell your last name for me, Garrison. >> Uh, S T. >> Middle initial or first name? Spell for me. G A I R >> I R >> S O N. >> S O N. Middle initial for you, Garrison. >> A for Allen. >> Allan. You didn't know she was stealing. >> Uhuh. >> Neither you nor Nicole is starving. >> No. You got a little bit of food in the house? >> Yeah. >> You got diabetes? >> Maybe. I don't know. >> You don't know? You're not diagnosed with diabetes? No. >> Okay. >> So, you don't need sugary foods to live >> somewhat. I don't know what that means, Garrison. If you've never been diagnosed with diabetes. >> Yes, actually. >> You need sugary foods to >> Yeah. Keep myself. >> Keep yourself normal. >> Okay. Sure. Don't. Garrison, did you tell Nicole that you were going to kill her if she didn't come back with full hands? No. You didn't threaten to kill her if she didn't steal for you? >> Do you know why she'd say that? No. >> That don't make no sense to you. No. >> You don't have an ID? >> No, I lost it. >> You have anything? Any sort of identification? >> Um, my identification's on her phone. >> Your ID's on her phone? >> Mhm. Does it concern you at all that she accused you of saying? >> No. >> Is this normal to you? >> Doesn't bother you? >> No. >> Doesn't bother you that she told me that you said that you were going to kill her if she didn't come back with full hands? >> No. >> No big deal. >> I never said that. >> No. No. I understand that. She told me that. >> That doesn't bother you? >> No. >> I don't think you understand my question. You're okay with her telling police officers that? I didn't know she was stealing like a >> Okay. >> Nicholls account of pressure and her medical condition painted a picture of desperation, but it did not absolve her of the alleged crimes as officers concluded their investigation. >> You ever threatened to snap Katrisha's neck? >> No. >> Nothing like that? >> Never. >> Is that something you would do? >> No, I couldn't do it. >> You couldn't do it? >> No. Never. >> Cuz it's wrong. >> That's wrong. >> Okay. Well, it is wrong. Yeah, murder is wrong. So, what's going to happen when Nicole gets released? >> Go back to normal. >> Go back to normal. She's not in any danger. >> No. >> You're not going to hurt her? >> Never. >> My heart. >> How long you guys plan on sticking around Pullman? >> Oh, for a while. >> For a while. You got a job? Okay. She working at Dairy Queen down there. Yes, you >> working at the Dairy Queen. >> Okay. I think that's all I got for you, Garrison. Don't. So, she's safe. Everyone's safe. You're safe. Patricia's safe. >> Nicole's safe. >> Why aren't you Why Why'd you come up here from Virginia? Why aren't you still in Virginia? the change from what my brother did to me. >> All right. Well, I don't >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry to hear that. I'm sorry to hear that. Sounds like Sounds like uh >> I'm slowly healing for now. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'm sorry that that happened. If you ever need any talk to anybody about that or anything, you you let me know and I'll uh get you some local resources. Okay. Cuz I don't want you feeling a certain way if you don't got to. Okay. >> Okay. So, if that gets to be too much, you call me. I'll get you in contact with our uh DV uh DV people up here. All right? And get you some help, okay? Because I don't want you feeling feeling any one one way or the other if it gets to be too much. All right? We're here for you, okay? You got to get this Nicole fixed, though. She can't be up here committing crimes. Okay? >> I got that. >> All right. Thanks, Gen. Have a good day. >> You, too. [Applause] All right, take your phone. All right, you're just going to push out this door here and then it's going to take you out into our lobby. Okay, you're >> no longer under arrest. >> Nichl later plead guilty to felony theft, but received a sentence of just 10 days in jail. She was also fined $43. In the next case, these teenagers thought that they could fool law enforcement after they were caught stealing. >> We can give you information we can go. >> No. Do you have ID on you? >> They said no. >> I don't have an ID. I'm a minor. Where the are you from my dumbass? >> On May 21st, 2024, officers responded to a Walmart following reports of two teenagers caught shoplifting. However, the encounter turned out to be far from usual as the two teens were super entitled. >> Two shoplifterss. >> How old are you? How old are you? Don't answer my questions. You're going to have in handcuffs. You pick. >> Can I just go on? >> He's asking what? >> I'm asking you a question. How old are you? >> This is going to be quick. >> Okay. Well, you're making this not quick. That's the thing. >> Nobody told you. >> You didn't tell me anything. >> Well, they got it written down. >> Okay. I'm I'm asking you as a human, as a person to person, if you want to get an attitude, you're not going to win this. I promise you. >> You're not raising your voice >> because you refuse to answer any questions. So, if you want up in cuffs, we can do that. We can make it super easy. Either way, I have paperwork to do. So, if you want to go home, you can tell your name. If not, you can go to jail. >> I'm just waiting for my right to be honest. >> Okay. But you're not going anywhere right now. You're being detained. You're not free to go. >> How are we detained? >> Because they're accusing you of shoplifting. So until we figure out what's going on, you are not free to go. >> I already figured that out. >> It doesn't matter. You still committed a crime. So again, you're not free to go. So do you have ID on you? >> An ID. >> Okay. So how old are you? >> If we give you everything, we could go. >> How old are you? >> We can give you information. We can go. >> No. >> I get paid by the hour. I'm here till 3, so I don't really care. Don't be mad you got caught. >> Who was mad? No one's mad. >> I don't know. >> No one mad. >> Sorry. You refusing to identify yourself. >> You're already gambling. >> With this trial. >> So, how old are you? >> I thought we were supposed to see a video. >> You're not supposed to say anything. >> Well, that's what they said. >> Oh, yeah. Now y'all don't know. >> Why are you trying to act all tough? We have >> We got the deputies here now. They're in charge. >> They're in charge now. This is their building. >> Can you do the video? >> You're not You don't have to see anything. >> With zero contribution to society and an attitude to match, the girls arrogance tested everyone's patience. And unfortunately, their combative behavior and refusal to cooperate showed no signs of letting up anytime soon. >> So, do you have ID on you? >> They said no. >> I don't have an idea on you. >> Okay. How old are you? Get comfy. Cuz until we figure out who you are, you guys aren't going anywhere. >> Race. >> Why are you making this harder than it has to be? >> Cuz this is so uh we're already about to catch the bus. >> Okay. Well, now you're going to miss the bus. Sorry. >> Oh, definitely. We've been We're going to miss the bus. >> Okay. Sorry. Don't Don't commit a crime. Too late. >> I know it's too late. >> I didn't >> That's why I'm here. >> I didn't say too late. >> You just did. >> No, I said truly. >> Okay. >> So, how old are you? >> At this point, you just got to figure out where they are to figure out where they're going. >> Yeah. >> Take them for now. >> Huh? >> Take them for now. >> No, they're Yeah, they're not free to go. >> I've already pulled them out. Then obviously, >> yeah, >> you stand up. >> Stand up, please. Stand up. No. Stand up. Take your bag off. >> Why would you mean >> or pass that? Stand up. Take your bag off. >> What do we do? >> Stand up. Take your bag off. I'm going to make you stand up. >> Both teens behavior hinted that the apple might not have fallen far from the tree. The officers did their best to stay composed, but with each passing moment, their patience was pushed closer to the edge. >> You can do the same. >> Okay. But can we look at that and see? >> No. You have no right to look at that. >> You've been telling us this whole time. >> Okay, we're past that point. You refused to come inside until I got here. You refused to give me the information that I need to complete my report. >> No, it's too late. Right now, you're going to stand up and you're going to We're going to put you in cuffs. We're going to do it this way. >> Like ghost play like this. >> Nobody. >> Hold up. You don't got to put your hands on me. Okay. Hey, why you hanging up? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No way. >> Tighten up. >> Tighten up or I'll charge you with another charge. I'll push straight into the bed. >> What are you charging me with? I'm a miner. Are you from my >> Oh, I'm the dumb. >> What? I'm going to say dad. >> Sure. If you want to show us two females detained. >> Okay. So, now we're at this point. What's your name? >> So, is this necessary? >> No. Would you not answer my question for the past 10 minutes necessary? >> This could have been very simple. You could have given me your name if I could have grabbed the information. You guys could have been on your way. >> But instead, now both of you on cuffs. >> With that said, the teens slowly began to realize that the way they'd handled the situation might not have been their brightest move. Coming up, one of the officers stepped outside to confirm their ages. >> What's the total? >> Um, there's more in that. Yeah, we got some more stuff like >> I told him to go check the cart in the toy house. He kept ignoring me. >> Kind of like you kept ignoring me. >> You're right. >> Why are you getting What the What the You don't Hey, >> give me your phone. Go ahead. >> All right. She's 18. >> Yeah. >> What about the other one? >> She might not have a name file. I can't find it at the moment, but I found the 18-year-olds. >> We're being cooperative or sorry, I was on a call. >> Nothing but Can you say that for me? >> They're just a pain for now. Okay. Coming up over here against the wall for do you have anything on you I need to know about? >> No. Anything that's going to stick me, stab me, anything like that? Turn off the wall. >> I fig I found her. It's defin They're both definitely both them. >> Are they both over 18? >> Uh yeah, she's just actually she's just about 19. 18. Yeah, you're good. Both adults. >> Go ahead and have a seat. No good. >> What's up? What else is in there? >> Oh, no. There's that. >> Here's this. This was behind her. >> I was in her waistband. >> That's my wallet. >> What do we have? >> There's a >> coming up. A store employee walked in with the recovered stolen items, allowing officers to create an itemized receipt and get a clear overview of the theft scale. This would ultimately help determine the exact charges. >> Can you make sure that he's right there? >> Yeah, we'll get it to him. >> Oh, no, no, no. You don't know who it is. He's right there. >> Okay. When we walk out, you can tell me and then I'll come back. >> This is this. Can you place him in there? >> Yeah, I will in a second. I'll worry about that in a second. I just get my everything. >> Just stand there. We'll take care. We'll talk to you in a second. Can you help them walk over to the car and make sure that they got everything? >> Appreciate it. >> Both teens were charged with pettit theft.