Stop. >> Stop. Hey, give me a chance. On the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm on. I'm on. >> Put your hand behind the ground. >> I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> On May 7th, 2024, a deputy working extra duty at Walmart was flagged down by asset protection staff about an active retail theft. A bold shopper was spotted stuffing bags like it was Black Friday clearance. Tensions spiked fast in the aisles, turning a routine patrol into a full-on foot chase and takedown. Desperation hung thick in the air, but consequences loomed larger. Watch the video to see what actually happened. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Hey, give me on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. I'm on now. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> I'm on. >> Give me your phone. >> I'm sorry. >> Give me your phone. >> Your hand. Give me your hand. Come on. >> Hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. [Music] [Music] Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> You're not calling nobody. You're going to jail. >> Okay. >> 172 1015. Clear. >> Copy. >> Get up. >> I do. I do. I'm sorry. Have we met before? >> No, we never met. >> Can I get a phone? >> 172. >> No, just give my phone to myself. >> No, no, >> no. I ain't I ain't going to run. >> All right, we're walking this way. >> I ain't resisting. >> I wasn't trying to run. >> I just want to call. >> Y'all got your stuff back? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, they did. I'm sorry. I just got out of a marriage. We took everything out here. >> Where's your ID at? >> I don't have one. >> What's your name? >> Here. >> Yeah. Well, >> okay. >> I was trying to resist you, sir. >> Oh, you were? >> I just was trying to call my my kids. seat. [Applause] >> I apologize most definitely. >> Well, you can't resist them. Is there >> Well, I'm trying to. >> And you can't definitely can't resist me. >> I'm trying to, sir. >> All right. >> I just want Can you just call my sister? >> We'll get to that. All right. >> Okay. >> I'm not I have no objection to doing that. She can't be doing this. [Music] >> When's that you on Powder Fox I got out with? Was that member I got out with? You just You just look familiar. >> No, it's not me. No, >> we I haven't had an arrest in years. >> Deputy spots Alicia bagging loot like a pro klepto at happy hour and boom, it's takeown time by the registers. She's flopping on the lenolium. Phone in one hand, excuses in the other. Hollering for a sec to dial up drama. Cops ain't buying her drama. Slapping cuffs while she's squirming like a fish on dry land. >> 47 by name. >> Last. >> Yeah. You're driving a Ford Mustang. >> I wasn't driving it. I know what you're talking about. It wasn't me driving it. >> It was you. We got video. >> I got a driver's license. >> We got video getting out of the car. >> Yeah, I got a driver's license, though. It wasn't me driving. >> You're a habitual traffic offender. >> I'm I wasn't driving that day, though. I wasn't driving that car. I promise you, sir. >> All right. I told you you were going to have a I told you you were going to have a warrant for if I find out you were driving. >> But I wasn't driving it, though. I wasn't driving the car. >> Okay. >> You did. I remember who you are, but I don't I was not driving that day. >> Okay. >> I went live. You see, I ain't live by nothing else. >> 17. If you haven't already, put off. You on probation? No, I'm not on anything. >> You almost got away, too. Probably. >> No, I was going to try to get away. I just wanted to use my phone. >> No, me being in this room. I've been gone all in. >> Oh, I was going to try to, man. I was trying to get away from him when he Oh, you somebody in here. >> Yeah, man. I've been in Bay Manette all day. I just happened to turn the camera and see you go to that house, start bagging stuff. >> I was trying to go home. >> Hey, you doing what you got to do, but this is my job. So >> I get it, man. I just got out of a marriage >> 172 relationship and he left me with nothing >> and I got, you know, I got kids and I just didn't want to not have no clothes. >> I get that, but this ain't the way to go. >> I do, >> right? >> You got a warrant out of Alabama, too. >> Alabama? >> Mhm. For stealing? >> I ain't never been to Alabama ever in my life. >> I got a warrant. >> How? >> You're supposed to have a warrant with us. I don't have no warrant out of Alabama. I've never What? What part of Alabama? >> Yeah. Tell me what part of Alabama. >> You just ran my name, huh? I got a one out of Alabama and I ain't been >> I just ran your name and they told me you have a warrant for theft out of Alabama. >> I've never been to no Alabama. >> Okay. >> You said that about you driving the other day. >> Yeah, but I don't know. But you were driving. There's video of you getting out of the car. >> I was not driving. >> Your name tag was in the vehicle. >> I was not driving that car though. >> Your face and your name was in there. >> Sir, you keep saying that and I keep telling you I was not driving. >> Okay. >> You keep sticking with that. >> And what you mean the war out of Alabama? >> It's for theft and that's all I know right now. >> They're sending the hit, which is a confirmation they're going to extradite. >> Extradite me to Alabama? >> Mhm. >> How? What do you mean? How? You go to jail for these charges. You're held there until Alabama picks you up. >> I ain't never been to no Alabama. Can I tell my sister now? >> That's up to them at this point. You're That's all I need. >> I just want to let them know. >> Not right now. >> Okay. I know you think I'm the worst person, but I'm not. >> Anybody that robs me, they can cancel in your system. >> And then boom, the warrant dropped out of nowhere like a bad plot twist. Suddenly, it wasn't just shoplifting and attitude. It was the past catching up to her. Still, she tried to play it off, acting clueless like she'd just been born yesterday. But her lame story and her body language, they screamed louder than her denials ever could. >> I don't say anything. Uh, she's not. >> Yeah, cuz I don't, you know, this is a situation, but I don't got no one in Alabama. That's impossible. That's impossible. let somebody use my name cuz I don't just take [ __ ] >> I'm good with her in here if you want to start doing your paperwork and then I'll bring you in. >> I was going to wait for the receipt. We're fine right now. >> It's going to be a lot. >> Like you think over them? Is it going to be grand theft? You think >> I'll be close? Probably. Man, there's a lot of clothes. A lot. I'd say between five and seven at the most. >> I just need Becky's statement. What happened before I walked around cuz I just heard her talking and I looked over and there she gave me the description and she started walking away. >> I think uh she resisted. >> I was trying to resist. Once you walk away, >> I was trying to resist >> I was trying to do that with him, man. I don't know why he do that. I wasn't trying to resist. I just wanted to be able to call somebody, you know. >> Well, you started running away. >> I want I was trying to tell you to let me use my phone. You already had my arm, so I was trying to resist. >> You need uh book. >> Are you burning anywhere from the fall? when when I'm trying to put you in handcuffs. >> No, I wouldn't do that to you. >> He wouldn't be in trouble regardless. He does good work and I appreciate him stopping people from stealing. >> Good stuff. We appreciate what he does. >> All right. Good work, Tber. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Sir, good to see you. >> So, Alabama's going to extradite for you. >> Well, I don't have no warrant for that. How do you know? Because I did. >> How would you know? We don't tell anybody if they have. >> Yeah, I ain't did nothing. No. What's the warrant for? >> It's I just told you it's for stealing. >> I don't know. They need to have a warrant out for your arrest. I don't even know if it's felony. >> She's almost done. She got my bag left. >> Yeah, that make it look crazy when I ain't never been to no Alabama. Like, I don't go to no damn Alabama. So, I'm trying to see what you talking about. Can you answer that for me, please? Who is it? >> It's my aunt. Can you please answer it? >> Hey. Hey, auntie. >> Um, can tell call Kiana. Tell her that they trying to say I got a warrant for Alabama. The officer stopped me and he said I got a warrant so they taking me to jail. >> Yeah. >> I'm inside the store in this little thing right here. As the warrant sat on the table ready to crush her, Alicia's denial game hit overdrive. Officers pieced the story together while her It wasn't me played like a broken record, all while begging for her sister to call. The absurdity stacked higher and higher, flipping a local snag into a full-blown courtroom drama waiting to happen. >> All right. >> Yeah. Call her and tell her to um take my keys and stuff home. Tell her Tell her to just take everything home and put it in my room. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right. >> All right. >> There you are. >> Wasn't expecting that. >> I'm going away. I'm just messing with you. >> Do what? >> I was just messing with you cuz you thought that's what I was trying to do. I wasn't doing >> You were You were resisting. >> All right. Look, let me show you. >> Hey, stop. You looked right at me. Look. Says police. >> No, no, no. I did. Honestly, I wasn't looking. I wasn't trying to I'm going to tell you the truth. I went blank. Honestly, I did. Like, I went blank. I wasn't trying to >> Well, just just sit down for Oh, well, I wasn't trying to do that. I promise I wasn't. >> Oh, you were way off, Everett. >> Yeah. Well, I told John it'd be probably grand. >> So, what that is? >> That is felony. Yeah. Felony Grand Theft over $750 is a felony in Florida. So I got felony >> right now. Yeah. And then what what happened when you tried to confront her? >> She put just push the buggy around. >> I just pushed the bug in. I ain't hit or do nothing. >> So you made a reasonable attempt to stop her and she >> she said it was in the bag and then [Music] >> Yeah. I didn't hit her or nothing. >> No, you didn't touch her. >> No, you didn't hit me. >> All right. What's up in my car? >> All right. >> Thanks, guys. Swear to affirm. >> Yeah. >> All right. Right over here. >> Okay. >> I can look at it. I can tell you where exactly in Alabama. >> Huh? >> I can look at it and tell you where exactly. >> Can you make the call for me? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just hop in and I'll make a call. Don't fall. >> Ah. These handcuffs, please. >> Hold them. Yeah. >> Please. >> All right. Which one's getting tight? >> Uh, both of them tight. Hang on. >> I promise I ain't going to run. I ain't going to resist none of it. >> It's not going to feel comfortable cuz they're handcuffs. >> I probably got to stand up. >> No, you're good. >> Go to contacts, please. >> Oh, here. I can't see. >> Where's it at? >> You can talk to her in here. >> Okay. Well, I can't. Yeah, you're scoot back. You try to put it on your leg. It's going to fall off. Hold on. >> I'll just walk over there. >> Okay. And uh call my dog Kiana. It say that? >> That's the one that just called you. >> She called me. >> Yeah, she called. You haven't missed a call from that. >> You got to hang up and dial her again cuz it's going to go straight to voicemail first ring. >> Really? >> Yeah, man. I'm in the back of the police car. They they >> I know. What you want me to do? >> They ran my name and he said I got a warrant in um Alabama. That's That's what Yeah, basically. But you know, I ain't never been to no Alabama, though. >> What you mean? How you got to run in Alabama? >> She tried hard to run from her bald-headed lies, but the cops weren't buying a word, especially with reality standing right in front of them spelling it out. With no wiggle room left, they escorted her straight into the squad car, sending her off to her real destination, the police station, where excuses don't work and the paperwork always wins. >> I don't know. >> So what a That's what I'm saying. I'm trying to figure out what you want me to do. You want me to call um >> call Tiana on 3way 2X real quick? >> You wanted me to call you on three. >> Hello. >> Yeah, they taking me to jail. They talking I got a warrant in Alabama. >> What? What? What jail you going to? >> I don't know. He >> the Scambia County Jail, Pensac. >> What you got to watch for? >> I don't know. Oh, I swear to God I ain't did nothing in no Alabama. I don't know what the [ __ ] he talking about. >> He talking about he could pull it up and see what county or something, >> but I ain't never been to Alabama but one time. >> I ain't That's been a long time ago. >> Hey, so real quick. >> I do got a trespassing on this property for one year. >> Um, so that includes Murphy's store and all that. Just don't come back. All right. If you do, it'll be arrested on site or a warrant. Yes. >> Hang on. >> When you went to try to apprehend her, you stopped her at the door. She said it's in the buggy and then she took off. >> That's when you showed up and >> Did you say anything else to her? >> No. >> All right. Swear >> cuz you and Everett's going to be on this one. >> Thank you. >> It's in Scambia County, Alabama. Like the Brutin area. Just says theft of property third degree. They have the property. >> Yeah. I I mean, I can't read the report because it's in another state. So, Escambia County, Alabama's just north of Escambia County, Florida. >> Sir, I promise I ain't never took no property or nothing. >> I mean, you did here. So, I mean, I don't know what the laws are in Alabama, but they're saying you did it there as well. >> In the end, Alicia's Walmart whirlwind landed her way more than she bargained for. A perfect lesson for anyone who thinks the law is just a joke and still has the audacity to play innocent when caught. Hopefully, after some time behind bars, she might finally learn the weight of her actions. 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