She's the one that's at least concealing and openly drinking alcohol inside the store. >> Oh, she drink it inside the store. >> Cup water. >> It's over drink. >> Oh my gosh, that's a felony. >> On December 22nd, 2025, a woman decided to celebrate the Christmas season early by turning a local Target [music] into her personal open bar and shopping spree. Officers responded to a shoplifting complaint where they found our protagonist treating the aisles like a private lounge. It was a festive disaster that proved some people truly believe the holidays mean everything is free. We're going to go wait outside. There's a male with her, but they lost track of him and they don't know if he was taking anything. But, uh, loss prevention is watching her and they're going to try and stop her at the door. >> What's it? >> We're just going to wait here. >> She's so I know she's phone. I called Brandon. >> Yeah. Yeah. She and Nick both have eyes on her, so they're going to stop her at the foyer. There's a male with her, but >> that's what she's saying if he's involved. >> Yeah. She's the one that's at least concealing and openly drinking alcohol inside the store. >> Oh, she drinking inside the store. >> Yeah. That water. >> Nice. >> Yep. We got her. >> Adam 16 now. Hey buddy. >> What's up? >> What's up? this. This This >> She was openly chugging alcohol inside the store. Apparently, the Target foyer was her chosen VIP section. It was a bold move considering most people usually wait until they actually pay for their drinks before consuming them. She clearly thought stealing was just a misunderstood holiday tradition. No, >> no, she free baggaged a bunch of clothes, too. >> Is there a receipt in that bag? Where did your receipt at? >> That's her receipt. So you are being detained right now in suspicion of retail theft. So we just got to go through everything. So >> like two digital cameras in mind. Do you want to talk to us? >> Talk to you about what you already >> It's so if you want to talk it's going to be about everything that happened here today. If you want to talk. >> Okay. No. >> Okay. burnt. All right. >> Get charged for that too. >> Well, for this university weed is legal. >> Weed is legal. But so >> weed is legal. Um >> we usually don't worry too much about it. Um how you transport marijuana matters. >> We're not selling it. I was smelling. >> No. What I'm saying? So, if you had, say you had uh a bag, you had a bag in here and you know how you can go to any of the marts around here that usually sell weed or sell vapes or anything. And they got the uh the realable bags that you can use. You can buy from them for like >> 32326. Woo. She immediately flipped into full-blown attitude mode the second she got caught red-handed with drugs. Miss Entitlement really had the nerve to complain about being detained while casually freebagging digital cameras and clothes like it was a clearance sale. She acted like the police crashed her private party. Not like they stopped a thief mid shopping spree and her ego trip was just warming up. Is that bad or like Yeah. Is that >> I thought it was supposed to be over. I thought it was supposed to be if it's over four. >> It's over. >> Oh my gosh. So that's a felony. >> Somehow a felony on my record for forever. >> I didn't go to court. >> Yeah. >> Go to court. What? >> So you're being arrested for the felony of retail theft? >> Retail theft. And then did she have it inside of other bags? You said >> she was drinking cut water. >> Yeah. >> So >> what? >> Um >> No, I wasn't. Where was it? >> I didn't even have to put that. That cut water was gone. >> Um >> that's stupid. Y'all just be trying to give people charges for no reason. >> I don't know yet. I I have to >> write down this crazy thing. That [ __ ] not funny at all. Like what? I can't drink water. >> You can't take care. No. That's wrong. Y trying to make it harder on me. So I'm make it harder on y'all. Why would y'all charge me for a cup water that was gone? That's >> drinking. It was nothing to go. I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to him obviously. >> So the cup water >> So the cup water >> you were carrying it around the store and you are seen on cam on on video. You seen drinking out of it multiple times. >> Okay. Okay. >> I didn't know I couldn't like drink a cup water like >> you can't drink alcohol in public >> in a store. >> Okay. I didn't know that. >> How old are you? >> 27. >> The realization that she was facing a felony hit her like a ton of bricks. Yet, she still had the guts to complain about being charged for the gone drink. She actually argued that since the alcohol was already in her stomach, it shouldn't count. It was a ridiculous display of logic that only a truly entitled thief could dream up. >> So you've been legally drinking for six years? >> Not in public. Obviously, if I knew that, I wouldn't have been doing it. >> Don't that make sense? >> So you're saying me for your 6 years of being legally able to drink and drinking? >> Yes. >> You're telling I was drinking in public, it it was So again, okay, you're telling me for 6 years that you've been legally able to drink. You've never drank in public, but today you just you just you just randomly decided to and then said you didn't know you couldn't drink in a public place. >> Yes. >> Yes. If I drink at a bar, I would take that as a public place. If I drink at a club, I would take that as a public place. If I drink at a store, I would take that as a public place. Either way it goes, I'm drinking like it would. >> So the difference between that, they have serving alcoholic beverages or you >> Okay, that makes more sense. Like making it seem like a way to know that I cannot drink in public when you can drink in public places. Like there's a bunch of public places. >> Um >> yeah, like >> are you doing any citation portion for the public drinking? >> I'm irritated. I >> You're not even You're not even have anything done with the public drinking? >> Sorry about being Can I get like a gift card or something? Well, even though I can't go to Target, I got my mom go to Target and spend my money. Like, I don't It's no more. >> If it's not going to be Christmas anymore, I'm not going to need the stuff. >> Make it easy. You could just >> give it back and she go back. I'll talk to her tomorrow. >> Trust. >> At age 27, she claimed she didn't know you couldn't drink alcohol in a store. She spent 6 years legally drinking, but somehow missed the don't do it at Target memo. Her attitude was absolutely disgusting for someone caught red-handed. She even had the nerve to ask for a gift card after being banned. >> Give the items back and she's going to put the funds back on your cart in your account. >> I need her card though for it. >> Okay. So, she's got to go and she's got to make the the return. >> Oh god. um before any of this. >> Okay. >> So, I mean, you can have somebody else come back. You just cannot come back to get the stuff, >> right? See that? See, didn't I just say that? >> No, I'll just take my money. >> Okay. So, I need your card. You said okay. So, then we need to go to the front and then the receipt is somewhere. >> If you want, I can I can chill with you and everything then. Put this [ __ ] >> Yeah. Okay. >> Hey, can I get the receipt? That's true. >> Does the training were there any damage? >> Do we have pictures of the training receipt? >> You can have it. >> And then also what she paid for. >> I don't have it. >> I didn't know in there. >> Okay. All right. >> What did we do with the receipt that she paid for? >> I think it's in there. >> I think it is right there. >> No, it's not it. I think it's inside the bag. Can I have the bathroom? >> Sounds great to me. >> Okay. What? What are you talking about? She came in there being nasty to me and I can't be nasty. >> You came in there store stealing. How about that? >> Oh, who cares? It's holiday season. It's going to happen. >> Yeah, it is. >> Oh, yeah. Great. Okay. Who gives a >> So what? He got a sworn ass mouth. If I could talk back to him, why you talking to me? What are you talking about? It's a freedom. >> As they prepped her for transport, she suddenly developed a desperate need for the bathroom. The officers told her she could wait until they reached the county jail. She'll be 100% steal elsewhere the moment she gets out. Her lack of remorse was the only thing more impressive than her terrible legal defense. >> You need to be the person. >> Oh, please. He'd be the bigger person. He This is his job. You need to be the bigger person. >> Yo, he didn't do me nothing. >> He don't care. >> He don't care. That's why he offer that. >> You had to start. Okay. Yeah, that's good. >> I have to use the bathroom. I need to go. Like for real. Y'all didn't Y'all couldn't let me use the bathroom up in there. next to her in the office is what she paid for. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to put I'll put it down. It's on property. You guys want to send me your keys? >> All right. Um there's also like a a hitter that just needs to be tagged. >> Okay. >> Damn. I have to use the bathroom. >> They let you do that. They let you do that uh when you get down to the county. >> This case was a masterclass in how to turn a simple theft into a lifelong criminal record through arrogance. [music] She treated the Target as her daddy's store, but learned that Target has more eyes on you than a Las Vegas casino. It was a pathetic spectacle that ended exactly where it should have, in the back of a squad car. Santa definitely skipped her house this year. The woman was charged with felony shoplifting and possession of marijuana after her [music] Target takeover failed. She learned the hard way that I didn't know isn't a valid legal defense for public intoxication. If you think her 27-year-old clueless act was a total lie, let us know in the comments. Subscribe for more body cam stories that prove common sense isn't so common. Hit the like button. We will see you in the next video for more justice. If you enjoyed this breakdown, like the video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more real life body cam footage, chaos, and weekly case breakdowns.