Oh man, when you crossed over here, we told you to stop and listen. >> You told me to get my money paid to perform at them. >> This is not something that goes on. I was on the phone while I was scanning the items in the machine, >> but I didn't have >> Oh, I don't know. >> That's right. >> Yeah. >> You want to play? >> Listen, you want to play? >> Some people really think they're above the law. When a group got caught on camera casually strolling out of Walmart with stolen goods, they weren't embarrassed, they were laughing about it. The audacity went viral when Walmart shoplifters caught in the act. Fear makes them slip up. Stick around until the end. You won't want to miss all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. >> Wait, is this right there? It's right there. On April 23rd, 2024, police stop a woman outside Walmart after loss prevention reports suspected shoplifting. She repeatedly insists she paid for everything and is told to stay by her car. >> Here's Listen with these people with the >> Ma'am, sit back in your car. >> Okay, I paid for this. >> Okay, sit back in your car. We'll figure this out in a second. All right, here. Pull up a couple more for you so I can get behind you. >> Okay. Central Park 135. I got her stopped in front of the store. >> The woman claims medical issues. A flesheating bacteria says she just bought the car. mentions an outstanding warrant and continues denying any theft. >> Eating bacteria, sir. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yep. I see it. >> And I had came here to get this stuff. >> Okay. >> I just bought this car. The dude that I bought it from went to jail. >> Okay. So, I'm having problems with you. >> Okay. We'll go let's go in the AP office. >> Well, no, cuz I didn't do nothing. >> Well, you know, we're fine. >> Well, here's here's what we're going >> I don't want my car to hold this and stuff cuz I need my stuff. >> All right. All right. I will try and help you as much as I can. >> I don't want to touch nobody flesh. >> I got you. All right. That's why I don't want to do that. >> Well, >> well, you're going to have to wait here for somebody else get here and sit with you then. So, >> Walmart employees and officers review items and explain she has been caught stealing multiple times before, including earlier incidents that week and a previous TV theft. >> What's going on? >> Does she actually get the stuff or >> Yeah, the girls the girls know. >> Okay. I just need some mask in here. >> Yeah. >> So, what did she buy? >> She's looking for light. Yeah, it looks like she got the TV. >> Yeah, it looks like she got the TV. She got a bunch of stuff. Other stuff like the vacuum and tides and stuff like that. >> What did she not pay for? >> That's what I believe she didn't pay for. The girls know. Uh >> we got to find out. But this is what she did pay for. >> Yeah. Okay. Correct. >> All right. >> 135. Who's uh responding out here? Becca. >> This is a this is a fun one. >> Yeah. All right. Just kidding. What we got? So she paid for this stuff. >> She come all the time at this time. Thank you. >> She had way more stuff. >> This her third time this week >> that she stole? >> Yes. She only got caught today. >> They got four items on her. >> She pushed out a uh a TV where? >> Well, the TV She's got a TV on there. >> Yeah. No, no, she she bought a TV today. But I'm saying she pushed out Sunday a TV. Surveillance footage confirms she entered the store empty-handed and only paid for a few items. A vacuum and other merchandise were not purchased despite her claims. >> I don't think she did. >> Because if she tried to make an argument to one of you guys that she >> came here with the stuff, right? Then we need the first thing we need to do is validate she walked in the store or not. >> Yep. Cuz look, that's her. >> Yep. >> And that's all the stuff. >> That's a whole different TV. >> Oh, wait. I don't know. Which car is hers? >> This one right here. Okay. >> So, this is like 12:30. >> 12:30. >> Yeah. >> She steal a vacuum every time. So, I knew that vacuum wasn't on there. She reselling the stuff on Facebook. >> She out here explaining to them. That's right. This time it's fine. You can steal more options out there. Yep. >> Are they making her come in? >> There she is. >> All right. Yep. Let me see. >> Let me see these other items. We're going to make her watch, too. All right. So, I see. Oh, yeah. All right. So, that's at least >> it. >> All right. Yeah. Just stay right there. >> Yep. And she said she bought She got four items. Tide, TV, and trash bag. >> So, she paid for Tide. She paid for the hefty trash. >> Okay. >> And she got the TV. >> But we have She has plugins. She has a brief >> This is what 1347. Just leave it right there. >> Okay. >> 126 135. >> She thought I wanted to come in here during the day. >> All right. She didn't come in here. So, >> okay. Let me stand back here. >> All right. So, you can see right there. She's only paid for the TV, the Tide, the Hefty. Yeah. >> That vacuum is not paid for. >> Okay. So, she's telling us she came in the store with the vacuum right there. >> She walked in at 1322 with nothing. >> Officers discuss additional theft cases from earlier days, confirm her warrant status, and decide to arrest her for retail theft while handling prior incidents separately. >> What u we also we got to do another case on her for third Sunday, right? Sunday. She pushed out on Sunday. >> She did. >> How much? probably around $3 $400. >> Okay. >> Have to get that together. >> I guess I can just >> Well, what I would do is confirm a council's warrant. >> Yeah. >> Transport her meet a council officer at Hollywood Heights or something to her. >> Do custody of this. >> She wanted to counsel anyway cuz she pushed that on in like $800. >> Stop that. >> Go ahead and confirm, please. Okay. She need to call it paperwork. >> So, is the case from this weekend from this store or store? >> No. No. This is us right now. >> The woman argues some items are hers from other stores, but is placed in handcuffs and informed she will be taken to the station for booking and questioning. >> Receipt. >> I can't get the receipt when I bought them weeks ago. Them vitamins are mines and and one of them are open. >> Huh? They came from Walmart in Grand City. I can I can show you one of his dude likes to my dude. >> If they wasn't on the receipt, they shouldn't be in that bucket. >> I'm telling you, sit down. If we can find out your >> hands, but no thanks. >> Here, look. Stand up. Stand up and turn around. >> No, you're I'm putting you in handcuffs. >> Why? >> Because you are. >> I'm good. Because y'all take it so it's not mine. >> Okay. Well, we'll figure that out. But you're going You have to stand up. Put your hands on your back. >> Stand up or you >> Come on. >> Why y'all putting me in jail? >> I'm Well, I'm going to take you to the apartment and we're going to interview you. I'm going to book you there and then >> What's going to happen to my car? >> I'm not going to tow the car. >> Can I move her somewhere else? >> We'll take her. >> No, I don't. >> During a search, a razor blade is found on her. Officers manage the situation, reassure her about her car not being towed, and conclude with commentary on whether she will learn from repeated thefts. Let's turn around. Then we'll figure out the rest of this. All right. Is that all right? >> Oh, 135. One female in custody. Hold on, ma'am. I got I got to check it real quick. All right. I just got to check it. You don't have anything else on here. Do you >> go on my I got a razor blade in there. >> Do you? >> Yeah. This right here. >> Which one? >> Right there. I keep it on me. >> Where? Right underneath this. >> Yep. It's white. >> It's a razor blade. >> Well, you can grab it. It's inside. >> Yeah. This a razor blade. This is a straight razor. >> Why do you have a straight razor? >> Because I'm black and I go through a lot of stuff. >> Heard that. Um Oh, Taylor, >> just uncut this one on. >> No, no, I can't do that. >> Let's um >> You said it's on this side. >> It's on this side right here. This is straight right here. >> You shake it and try to shake it while you >> No, just I got a good bra. >> All right. Um >> it's just a straight race. Is this right here? It's right here. >> Just grab it. >> Just grab it, man. It's not that big of a goddamn deal. Just grab the thing. >> All right. >> Just grab it. Grab it. Grab the wallet. >> Grab the wallet. >> Yes. >> No. Grab it. Wait. It's right there. It's right there. You feel it? >> You feel it? >> It's right there. >> She's saying it. Grab it. >> Just grab it. >> All right. >> You can grab it. We don't care, but grab it. Grab it. I authorize you to grab it. Grab one. >> Just grab the goddamn thing. It's a >> All right. >> It's a razor. Don't care. It's right there. Grab it. >> Right here. >> It's right here, baby. >> It's right there. You see it? Just grab it. >> I got to feel first. I don't want to cut myself. All right. >> You're not going to cut yourself. It's closed. Just grab it. You have to go right here. Just grab me. >> Well, yeah. Let's We'll probably have a You can have a female officer >> in the station where I >> This hurts. Relax. It's not a big deal. Officer meet the station in privacy. That way. >> All right. My car is over here to the right. >> Yeah. We're going to have a female officer meet the station in privacy in a room with no video. I don't care about this. >> It's a goddamn titty. >> I heard that. But we need to protect your privacy. >> My privacy, >> all right, hang tight for that. >> Well, you're going to do that here. I'll take it. I just want to smoke a square, man. I ain't trying to >> Where are your cigarettes anyway? >> Huh? Where are your cigarettes? >> They in my glove compartment right there as soon as you open them up. >> I'm not trying to run. I don't care about none of that [ __ ] Here, >> I'm pretty sure I ain't going to jail. >> I'm just going to move your handcuffs to the front. >> Listen, I'm pretty sure I ain't going to give any more trouble, right? >> No, I'm not stupid. Oh, you got double lock. >> Here you go. Take that right here. >> That's how easy that was. It was right there. >> Yeah, you got you got stuff. You know we can't >> Yeah, I know y'all can't do that. >> Let's look at the car. >> All right, just hang out right here. You stand right by my car by the door and I got this. We're good on this girl. >> I think my lighter's right there. Where's your ladder at? So >> you So you you uncuffed her and she got it. Do you need Do you show me a female? >> No, I'm good. That's okay. Yeah, I just She's getting her cigarette, so she just It's all right. >> She She wasn't going to be able to do this. >> Uh I don't know. This was a good idea to tell her she could do this though. >> Where's your ladder at? >> It's right there. >> There's some in the station. >> It's right there. Thank you. >> Where at? >> It's right there. >> What? >> All right, just grab her real quick. >> I need to hurry up. I need to get her out of here. So, >> okay, >> hold on. She was arrested and taken to the police station for booking and questioning. The charge was retail theft, which officers note can be treated as a felony due to the value and repeated offenses. She had prior theft incidents and an outstanding warrant which could worsen the legal outcome. Repeated dishonesty and theft will eventually catch up to you no matter how many excuses you make. Taking responsibility early can save you from far more serious consequences later. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. She denied it so hard even the security footage felt personally offended when the receipt says no but confidence says yes. Walmart cameras undefeated, patient and always ready for the replay. Think the last one was wild? The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. >> My man, when you crossed over here, we told you to stop and listen. >> You told me to get my money paid to perform at the SLS. >> Stop and listen to me. >> SL paid me to >> On December 11th, 2023, Miami police responded to a hotel bomb threat. During the investigation, rapper Rich the Kid tried to push past officers and was stopped from jumping a fence, but still ran into the restricted scene. >> When officers arrived at the scene, they immediately met with security personnel who reported that they had prevented the rapper from jumping over a nearby fence to sneak into another hotel. Although initially stopped, the rapper was seen by officers a few moments later running across the area of their bomb investigation. >> I got one. Yo, I'm here. I got >> to go to jail, man. >> Yo, come here. Yo, come here, buddy. >> Nobody's going to come here. Anybody comes here that I'm here, they're going to go to jail, too, man. You got told not to come in. And earlier, I told you >> I was here to perform. >> Listen, listen. The hotel is closed. You got told by staff. Now you're going to go to jail. >> Yo, >> now you're going to go to jail. >> I'm going. >> Now you're going to go to jail. >> I'm going to jail. Do that. >> Where's your Where's your car at, kiddo? >> The Rolls-Royce right there. >> No. No, not you. I ain't talking to you. You're not going in your car. You're going in the police car. >> He thought he was going back in his car. >> Yo, come here. >> Catch another charge, bro. You're going to catch another charge. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. >> 21 2088 and 21103 are going to have one in custody. No, no, no, no. It's not even that. He crossed this way. We told him to cross back across the street. He argued with us. He went back across the street. Then he went to the back and jumped the fence and then came out the front of the hotel and we snatched him. >> The rapper acted like an entitled brat. Police set up the tape for a bomb investigation, not to inconvenience people. Most would understand, but not Rich, the kid who thought the rules didn't apply to him. him up because he had already been told. >> My man, when you crossed over here, we told you to stop and listen. >> You told me to get my money. I paid to perform at the SLS. >> Stop and listen to me. >> SLS pay me to perform here. >> Stop. >> All right. >> Okay. >> When you cross this way and $50,000 up and listen, man, >> I don't care. >> He told me to come get my money. >> You're going to talk your way to jail. All right. >> Learn to be quiet. >> Learn when to be quiet. >> When you cross this way under the tape, >> when you cross this way under the tape and we told you to stop and to go back, you didn't speak to us. You didn't tell us you needed anything. >> I told you, ma'am. I told you, man. I said, >> then you got told by security back there. Then you got told by security back there not to cross and you decided to jump the fence. >> The the the sir, he told me he has my money. >> Mhm. >> Right there at the door. He has my money at the door. Okay. I got paid to perform at the SLS hotel. >> Mhm. And the SLS staff told you. The security staff told >> No, no, they didn't. They told me about it. We'll have a discussion about in court. >> Police didn't need a spoiled rapper running through a bomb scene for cash. His reckless behavior got him searched and taken to the station for processing. in area one. >> Mhm. >> And up the area. >> So what am I locked up? >> They arrest me cuz I was paying my money. >> You were telling us police tape and you disobeyed. >> I know. I know you. >> You're not tripping or you don't listen. >> I will try to get my money >> by any means necessary. enemy, >> including getting arrested. >> Take a seat right here in the >> seat. They locked me up for getting my money. >> What the f is crazy >> in jail? Rich even found a fan. Intoxicated and confused, he kept insisting he was locked up just for trying to get his money. An idea his fan eagerly echoed. >> That's the kid. How do you arrest the kid? >> How you arrest the kid for getting his money for trying to get his money at the hotel? >> Y'all is crazy. >> How y'all arrested kid for trying to get his money at the hotel? Y'all is crazy. >> The [ __ ] kind of [ __ ] y'all got going on? >> Y'all crooked ass police. A Woodstock done locked me up cuz I was getting my money. >> A Woodstock locked me up cuz I was getting my [ __ ] money from the [ __ ] SLS. I have, you know, I have a contract with SLS Beach to get my show. So, you know, I'm suing Miami Beach police for Let's see how much I want to sue them for. 50 million. I want to sue for 50 million. I want to sue y'all for 50 million for locking me up for getting my money from SLS Beach. I have a contract with them >> and I always try to fulfill my contract and lock me up. >> Go with it cuz we're in position right now. >> What's your last name? >> There are cameras to make sure cameras everywhere. What's your last name? >> Make sure you don't try to rob me. Trust me. >> Can I have my Or can I call somebody? >> What's your last name? >> Roger. R O G E R. >> All right. So, start taking it off. Put it in that plastic bag for me. >> Can I write or something? >> What's your first name? >> Demetrius. D I M I T R I. >> D I M I T I >> T R I >> D I M I T R I. >> What's your date of birth? >> 7:13. >> 713. Can I call my my >> You can call whoever you want, but as of right now, you need to listen to what I said. >> I'm saying I get I get that. But before I put a million dollars in your jail, I need to call my dog and assure that he knows. >> Listen, there's cameras right here, right here, right here, right here. I need you to right now listen to me and put all your jewelry in there. Just >> listen. So, okay, I understand. >> Right now, you're not in jail. You're in a holding cell. Okay. So, when you're in the holding cell, you're going to go to the jail later on. Right now, there's no time. >> I can't give you a time right now because I'm not the jailer. >> So, I'm going to sit in the holding cell for how long? >> Not more than 3 hours. >> So, what am I doing here? >> Right now, the form is being processed. Everything's being processed. your chains and everything is being processed >> to go all the way to the other the jail. The >> jail? >> Yeah. >> They're they're the ones that's going to bond you off here. You don't get phoned out. You don't get a phone call. You don't get anything. This is just a temporary hold. >> So when >> can you We're wasting time here. We wasting time here. The officer just wanted to process him quickly, but Rich kept stalling, insisting he needed his lawyer present to watch him remove his expensive jewelry. >> Cuz these people [ __ ] haters money out here. >> I don't. >> What? What do you do, Mr. Kid? >> I guess it turn around. >> I don't [ __ ] know, bro. Man, >> for real, bro. >> You have a belt. >> What do you do, Mr. No, I I don't got a belt. >> He's a troller, bro. >> I don't do [ __ ] about getting money. That's it. >> That's it. >> Stop call me out, dude. I'm trying I'm trying to use material here, man. >> When I get out of here, it's me situation. Wait, do you guys have to take piercings? They got to take everything. >> Wait, what about your Damn, they did take my hair, too. What? >> They don't mind. They don't mind. >> [ __ ] 10,000 now. You [ __ ] 10,000. Tell me. >> Rich bragged about his pricey outfit, but officers calmly prepped him for jail, doing him a favor since flashing millions in a holding cell is the worst idea. >> Yeah, that's insane. >> You find a band clean earring. A clean >> that's 10,000. Pay attention to >> what do I face? Face this way. >> I'm going to go to jail for facing this way. >> I don't like when people are moving too much. >> Oh my gosh. You don't like Oh my god. [ __ ] you don't like when? >> Yeah. Afro like, >> Mr. Kid, he's doing his job. >> He's in my >> You GOT THE [ __ ] SOCKS ON, TOO, MAN. All right. You did. You got more chrome. >> Take off your socks. >> Take off my chrome. My >> take off socks. >> Are $130. [ __ ] out of here. I'll buy more crowarts if you don't. They're $139. >> These [ __ ] cost money, [ __ ] >> What's going on, man? Think about $139. I seen them on the website, [ __ ] >> That's crazy. Rich the Kid was officially charged with trespassing into a restricted area, disobeying police orders, and obstructing an investigation during the bomb threat incident in Miami Beach. Under Florida law, these charges could carry up to one year in jail and fines of up to $1,000. But unbelievably, he was released the very next morning. This case proves that no one is above the law, not even wealthy celebrities. Rich the kid's defiance only damaged his reputation while officers handled the chaos with professionalism and restraint. It's a clear reminder that justice always prevails no matter who you are. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Why was that punk released? Why he deserved a much harsher punishment? Is he really a rapper who can keep track these days? Lil rich kid. Who cares? I love when police act like they don't know who rappers are. Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. >> This is not something that goes on. I was on the phone while I was scanning the items. On Novu 21, 2025, police respond to a Walmart retail theft after loss prevention detains a woman suspected of failing to scan multiple items at selfch checkckout and exiting past the final point of sale without full payment. All right, I'm officer. Um, I know you're talking officer, but can you tell me about what's happening today? >> Yes. And I did not essentially try to steal. >> The suspect repeatedly denies intentional theft, insisting it was a scanner error, emphasizing the items were only $200 and stating she is a nurse in nursing school who could afford to pay. >> I was having issues over there with the scanner. This stuff is $200. Why would I take that little amount of stuff? Like, I could pay for it. I have more than enough money to pay for it. I'm a whole nurse. I'm in nursing school. I'm not here for any of that. That's why I'm asking them what's going on. You asking young lady and I'm so I'm so mad because I'm telling her I don't need a receipt. But I actually needed a receipt. I didn't even know none of that was going on. >> Okay. All right. Let's see what they have. >> And I am not a thief. I don't have no thefts, no nothing. I am a whole I'm in nursing school. I cannot even afford to have this going on. Sir, I can pay for this stuff and however y'all want to go about it. Like but I that's just them. >> Okay. What did you get in front of her for? Let me uh see what they what they saw here. And >> I could have if I was trying to steal I could have just had more merchandise. That's what I'm trying to tell y'all. That was >> store staff explained discrepancies noting items were grouped together, scanned incorrectly or not scanned at all. The suspect claims confusion due to similar prices being on the phone and scanner malfunctions. was an honest mistake. I scanned the thing two times. I thought they was the same price. They were on the shelf on the same thing. I'm not here to steal nothing from nobody. Okay. >> Was there one where you scan something twice? I didn't touch that. This character right here something. This one's 10 something. So she twice that she >> Okay. >> And then the other one she was holding multiple items. >> Yeah. >> Scann >> but it scanned all those items at the same time. I had those phones in my hand. So if you look on the receipt it be it said big >> and then >> and then >> so when they go back if you paid with a card or something you pay with a card with that if they go back and check old video are they going to find same thing I promise to god I promise to god I will not steal from no Walmarts I have not stolen from no Walmarts I've never been in trouble for stealing this is not something that goes on I was on the phone while I was scanning the items and the machine was giving me an issue. You ask the lady that's down there cuz she kept telling him she has the receipt. She has the receipt. I didn't come here to y'all store just to steal nothing. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I actually It was an accidental mistake. I put the pants and the shirt together. It's not like it intentionally happened. You can swipe that card and go to the other stores and see. I've never stolen anything. I've never stolen anything. Surveillance footage contradicts her story, showing multiple items placed into bags without payment, indicating intentional conduct rather than an accident. >> In my entire life, I've never been to jail for theft. I do not steal from you. >> All right. >> Officers determine probable cause for retail theft. She is cited and released with a court date rather than taken to jail. >> Well, unfortunately, today you did leave last sale without paying for items. So, that is retail theft. So, uh you are you're not going to go to jail. You're not going to do anything like that, but you are going to have a charge for retail theft that you're going to have to go to court for. Okay. Now, see, it sounds like you drove yourself here and you have a suspended license as well. >> Well, I have a license in Missouri, but he's telling me the license in Illinois because I'm just moving here from Missouri. He's telling me the license in Illinois is not valid, but I've already went through this with the with the courthouse because >> suspected in Illinois, you still can't drive. You don't even >> But I seen a hearing. I seen a hearing officer. So, my license in Illinois was supposed to be valid because I seen a hearing officer here in Peoria, Illinois over in um off of I don't even know. I'm not It's by the Gailsburg somewhere exit over there. I'm not from here. So, I don't know. >> Unfortunately, it didn't correct it cuz in the Secretary of State, you are still suspended Illinois, which >> I did not know that. I did not know that. That was >> That's where I'm going with this. Um, we have enough going on here with your with the retail theft that if you can get somebody else to give you a ride from here, I won't write you suspended. >> Officers discover her Illinois license is suspended. They choose not to add the charge if she arranges alternate transportation. >> Okay, I will I will I will catch a Uber. >> I'm going to let you fix fix that with the secret, >> but uh we won't add that to what's going on today. So, you just have you hang out here for me so I can get your paperwork. >> Great. I'm okay. No, we'll get you out of here. >> Is there anything in your pockets that are you stuffing stuff in your pockets? >> No, I don't have anything. >> So, when we start you need Don't reach or anything. >> Oh, I don't have I'm not going to do anything. A lot of people that come here, they'll put jewelry in their pockets and >> I don't have anything to the whole store. I don't have anything. >> I just I don't like I said honest mistake and I'm not I don't even feel no type of way towards him. I'm new to the area. I was on the phone. She look messing up. It's okay. I take my It's not really. It's $60. It's so um if you take >> No, they think they going to have somebody with a stolen TV. So, they want you to wrap me up so I can get in my lip and go. >> All right. That's still the best. I'm in the process of moving right now from back to Illinois. But you can use that address. Yes, the mail. >> Still want it to go to the wrong place if you in this court or something like that if something changed. >> Oh, I'mma look for this. I don't want no more. So, I'm going to be looking when it's going to be in Washington or glory. >> It'll be in peak. That's where the Tesla County Courthouse is. >> Okay. I don't know about that. >> Um, all right. So, this is uh I have you sign this. Just saying you uh you're not aditting guilt. You're just saying you understand you have a court date and you're going to show off. >> Can I write that on there? You're in my copy. >> Oh, you're not guilty. >> Not admitting guilt. >> Yep. I can't write that on here. I ain't even going to move your paper like that. >> Just not admitting guilt right on your camera. Not guilty. Accident. I was on the phone and they broke out. >> All right. So, this is your >> All right. Um, you're obviously free to go with what you have here. >> Yeah. I'm going to wait on my lip right here. They not they did not trespass me on the hood here. Thank y'all. I appreciate it getting my pull off my good. Thank y'all. You have any questions or anything? >> Y'all stole my Mhm. She was charged with retail theft, specifically taking merchandise without full payment after passing the final point of sale at Walmart. She was not arrested or jailed, but was issued a citation and required to appear in court. The suspended license was noted, but not added as an additional charge since she arranged alternate transportation. Claiming it was a mistake doesn't work when video clearly shows what happened. Selfch checkout still counts as checkout if it's not scanned. It's theft. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Selfch checkout heard whole nurse and still said beep declined. Apparently nursing school doesn't cover the scan all items chapter. When the scanner catches more lies than items, that thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> Um, I didn't have nothing. I helped her. I helped one of the young ladies get the bag out, >> but I didn't have >> Oh, I don't know. >> That's right. >> On July 18th, 2025, officers respond to Burlington Coat Factory for a shoplifting complaint. >> YO YO, >> GET ON [screaming] THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET DOWN NOW. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> COME HERE. COME HERE. >> Come here. Get on the ground. So, there's a black female, blue over blue, heading towards the Target parking lot. >> Come here. Come here. Two females attempt to flee toward the Target parking lot. Police intercept them and recover bags of stolen merchandise. Need this. We're not going to leave this. >> I'm going to put it in my in my pocket. >> You're not going to leave this. >> Put it in my cupc. >> Get in the car. Come on. >> Okay. I'm going to run. >> You already did. Get in the car. 20 people with charges. >> Hey Daniel, >> it's going to be 65. >> Get in the car. >> I'm trying to >> put your hands on the hook. >> I'm trying to >> black female. Black over black and another black female. Green over black. >> All right. What's the girl? What's the girl's name? >> I don't really know her name. I just know her name is Sh. >> Of course not. Of course not. >> You know towards the register. >> All right. So, I just want to confirm that you want to press charges for it cuz they walked out of the store carrying all of this stuff. They dropped it as soon as they saw me. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> One woman later identified as Rashika Williams is detained nearby. Out of breath, she admits she ran when police arrived. Miss, >> why are you out of breath? >> Sir. >> Huh? >> What' you say? >> Why are you out of breath? I just came from right there. >> Were you at the Burlington, >> sir? I'm sorry. We have >> Were you at the Burlington? >> I did go in there. >> Huh? >> I said I did go in there. >> Hey, were you with anybody at Burlington? >> Huh? >> Were you with anybody at Burlington? >> No. >> Why are you out of breath in over here? Because I came from over there when I was at the store when I was in and I seen the police spit up and he said, "Hey, stop running." Those other two girls went to running that way and I ran this way. >> My car, can y'all over there? >> Miss, can you come over here and sit down? Just sit down for a second just for one second until I confirm everything. >> Is that your back? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Rashika. >> Rashika. Mhm. >> Okay. What's your last name? All right, ma'am. Uh, so you ma'am? >> Yes. >> All right. So, I'm going to talk to you now. This is your opportunity >> to clear some things up. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to read you your rights, though. Okay. Well, yeah. I'm going have to read your rights as formality before I can actually talk to you. >> Williams denies being with the younger girls, claiming she only came to Burlington to look for uniforms. Officers question her story. >> You got any questions? >> Who are they to you? >> They're not friends. >> Huh? >> No friends. >> They're family. >> No family. >> Just friends. >> They look like miners. How How are you friends with minors? How old are they? >> I'm not friends with minor. >> Are the girls that were with you? >> I wasn't with them. I was with the one with the um white shirt. I wasn't with them and >> I walked out. >> So, who's the girl with the white shirt? >> It's a boy. >> Okay. I saw three girls. >> It's a boy. He look like a guy. >> Boy in a white shirt. I saw three girls. So, >> I wasn't with them. I was with a boy. He's a >> All right. >> That's who I was with. >> All right. So, just take take a take a seat. So obviously I saw y'all doing what you were doing. >> This is your opportunity. This is your opportunity to tell me your side of the story. Okay. >> All right. You want to do that? >> All right. What happened today? >> Um I came in um to look for uniforms >> for for who? >> For myself. >> Yourself? >> Yes. >> Uniforms for what? She tells police she has four children and insists she didn't steal anything, only helped push a bag outside. >> Okay. How old are your kids? >> Um, I have a 13, seven, uh, five and four. >> Where are they at right now? >> With my daughter. >> You got five kids? >> Four. >> You got four kids? All right. All right. So, Miss Williams, what happened? So, I understand why you here. You came here to look for uniforms? >> Yeah. >> What happened next? Um I was in here I came with um a guy friend that stays in the neighborhood where I'm at and we all came in beside the store and um he walked out before us. >> He walked out before us and um when those two ladies came out, I came out with them and when you said hey, I took our money. >> They stopped but you didn't stop. >> No. Why didn't you stop? >> Because you said hey. >> All right. You thought you were not runners? >> No, I knew I couldn't. >> Just gave it a shot. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Okay. Well, you get an A for effort, right? Uh >> what did you what did you have with you when you came out the store? >> Um I didn't have nothing. I helped her. I helped one of the young ladies get the bag out, >> but I didn't have >> bag. >> Oh, I don't know. >> The guest bag, right? >> Oh, there was nothing in my bag. >> Okay. >> Nothing but my cell phone. >> Cell phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. So So you So you didn't take You didn't take anything? >> No, sir. I just have to get the bag out. I did. >> You know you're on the own, right? >> Yes, sir. So, you had no intent to deprive that store of any merch, guys. >> I didn't go and be honest with you, I didn't go in that store to do that. You get what I'm saying? >> I just went in. We went in to look. You know what I'm saying? See if they had uniform. They didn't have uniforms my kids size. If they did, yes, I would have took. Yes. I'm not even lying. >> But they had nothing that you wanted. >> No, I didn't. Not Not my kids. saw all the merchants. So, all the merchandise that we recovered, none of that was stolen by you. >> No, I just helped him get it out of the store. >> So, what did you help him take out the store? >> Um, the bag. I helped to push the bag out the store. >> A bag? The bag? What type of bag? Describe the bag. >> Um, I just know it was last. I don't remember. >> It was a backpack. >> Um, what is it? Like a tote bag or something? I don't remember. I know it was black and something, but I don't exactly. >> Black and gold maybe. >> I think so. >> Guess not sure. >> I don't know. >> Officers press her about the teens with her, revealing they were just 15 and 18 years old. Williams admits she knew them from her neighborhood, but not their parents. >> So, you're 35. Elijah is 18 and Phoebe is 15 years old. >> I didn't know their age. >> Okay. How do you know that? >> I in the neighborhood. >> What neighborhood? >> Up there in Lauderdale. >> So Nigel and Phoebe live in Lauder Hill. >> No, that's where that's where they hang at. >> But they live up here. >> I don't know where they live at either. I swear to God, I don't know where they live at. >> So you just know them from around the way? >> Yes. All right. >> I don't know what his name is. >> All right. Do you know their parents? >> No, >> I don't. I honestly don't. >> You got their phone numbers? >> No, I don't. >> So, y'all didn't have a conversation on the phone? >> No. >> You lying to me? >> I'm serious. I don't. >> All right. So, I'm >> I can You can get my phone call. My law. >> I'm going to look through the phone records. >> Yeah. >> So, I didn't have a conversation on the phone. >> No. How did you guys end up here at the same time? >> Because we rode in the car with my guy friend, the one I was telling you about. >> We all roll together. >> Yes. >> Um, so what made you come to the store with two girls half your age? What's What's the >> I'm trying to I'm trying to understand how that works. >> First of all, I didn't know we in that neighborhood. I didn't know their ages. I just know of them and seeing them when we all used to live in the same complex in Larville. >> Okay. That's it. >> Now you're in Palm Beach County. >> Yes. >> Do you often go places with girls? >> I didn't know their age. I just know that we all live in the same complex and I seen her mother, but I don't know her mother's name. You get what I'm saying? When we all used to go to the pools and stuff like that. I didn't I never seen I seen their mama like a couple of times, but not physically to have a conversation. >> So So you're acquainted with the kids, but not their parents. I know her parents when I see Hey, how you doing? You get what I'm saying? But it's not >> purple. Not the one I have. >> I close out to you. I appreciate you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. But um I know the mom from the complex that we lived in in Lauder Hill, but I don't physically like like, "Hey, what's up?" Like, you get what I'm saying? I don't know them like that, but I just know that we all live in the same complex. So y'all all of y'all rolled from Lauder Lauderdale >> Fort Lauderdale >> Fort Lauderdale. >> Yes. >> All of y'all rolled from Fort Lauderdale to here in a car together. >> Yes. >> What made you drive across two two counties over to come to Burlington? What what made you do that? >> I didn't drive. >> I'm sorry. What made you guys travel across county lines to Burlington Coacway through Palm Beach County? >> Well, what made y'all do that? >> Well, first of all, the the guy friend came up here to see someone >> and And while they was up here seeing someone, they was like, "Y'all want to go to the store?" So I said, "Yes." >> Who did the the punk friend, as you described, come to see? >> Uh, one of his male friends >> and I just sat in that seat. >> So you don't feed these 15, right? >> I didn't know. >> All right. >> I promise you. >> It's very obvious that she's a minor. She's not an adult, right? >> What do you mean? It's very obvious by looking at Phoebe, you can tell she's a child and she's not over 18, right? >> I mean, I >> She looks like a kid, right? >> I didn't know. I'm just >> So, you have kids of your own? You got four of them? >> Yes, sir. >> But you didn't recognize Phoebe was also a child? >> No, we just got in the car. >> So, you thought she was an adult, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All they all look grown and big over there in a in a project. >> Okay. Okay. >> Honestly, yeah. I known them for >> that's just is very strange coming from the mom before but okay. So you getting into nefarious things with with children. >> I guess now that I know that they are children. I didn't know that. You know what I'm saying? I thought they was up in age. >> Okay. >> My around my age. >> Some of this just seems unbelievable. I'm not going to lie to you. >> So you just help them take stuff out. You you stole nothing. They their their criminal records are clean. >> All right. They never been so much as detained before, let alone arrested. >> All right. >> I have. >> But they came to the store with you and you need to tell me they the only ones that stole something. You didn't say nothing, right? >> I helped them get it out because what I needed was in the store. >> If it was in there, yes, I'm not lying. I would have put it in my bag. >> Okay. I appreciate you bothering me. Do you swear in front that everything you say the truth will be? >> Yes. >> This concludes this interview. The time is >> The woman was charged with misdemeanor shoplifting and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after assisting teens in stealing from Burlington. Bringing minors into crime not only ruins your own future, but also damages theirs. A single reckless decision can leave lasting consequences for both adults and children, making honesty and responsibility the only path worth choosing. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. She went to Burlington for uniforms, but left with charges instead. Running with stolen bags and still saying, "I didn't steal" is Olympic level denial. Nothing says responsible adult like shoplifting with teenagers in a Target parking lot. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. >> That's all I'm saying is to step out of the door. >> Yeah. >> You want to play? >> Listen. >> You want to play? >> I'm not messing with you. I'm asking you what's going on. >> Do you want to be drug tested? On March 14th, 2024, officers respond to a Walmart disturbance and encounter a heavily intoxicated woman. She becomes combative, ignoring repeated commands and trying to fight deputies until she's forced to the ground. Covered. Watch this heavily intoxicated suspect get put in her place after trying to get aggressive with police. >> You know, other people. I invite you. Okay, you call the cops. I'm here. What's going on? You come on. These people at me. I don't care who does dope. I don't play games. >> Okay. So, what is going on? That's what I'm asking you. >> These people here. He does dope. >> Can you Okay, listen. You called me for help. >> Oh, you're going to play that? >> What is going on? That's what I'm asking you. I just didn't want to be in the corner. Okay, that's all I'm saying is to step out of the door. >> Yeah. >> You want to play? >> Listen, >> you want to play? >> I'm not messing with you. I'm asking you what's going on. >> Do you want to be drug tested? >> Okay. Stop. Stop. STOP. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. MOTHER. STOP. >> Try me. >> Stop trying. >> Stop. >> Try me. >> Stop. >> Try me. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop it. >> Stop. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. DESPITE being handcuffed, the suspect continues shouting, cursing, and accusing deputies of being drug addicts while resisting every attempt to restrain her. >> ALL RIGHT, roll over. ROLL OVER. >> STOP. GET OFF MY RADIO, >> DUDE. Roll in. >> Roll over. >> Get off my hand. Stop. >> Pull your hand out. >> You jar drug dealer. Stop. who you are. >> You are under arrest. Come on. I'll have you. >> Get stop. I think it's quick. I'll go. I got you. >> Stop. >> Try. >> We're in the main entrance. We got to cut. >> Good. You got a customer. >> You drug addicts undercover. Stop. >> Is there anything on you with a cover? >> Is there anything that's going to hurt us on you? No. >> What's your name? >> Nothing but my [ __ ] Go ahead. I'll Here's another one. >> All right. Are you going to sit up for us? Give >> us more problems. >> You try to >> No. >> Stop. Stop. >> Don't get a hugie. >> DON'T GET A HOVER. >> WATCH OUT. Watch out. How many weapons? >> God. Bro, >> weapon stops. >> I got resisting. Relax. >> I got mother hands. I don't need you judges. I help her out. >> Held you. And he's just a That's not good. I like it like that. Stop review on your right side. All right, we'll do it for you. >> I got to do pretty >> What did you say? >> I'm going to do I'll rip you apart for that >> drug dealer. Drug dealer drug dealers. Don't try me. >> You I tried to help her. >> Okay. >> Undo that buckle. Undo that bubble. That me. >> That's good. >> After apprehending this, deputies secure her and recount the initial encounter, explaining how she escalated instantly from uncooperative to aggressive. Primary deputy explains to other officers what happened before they arrived. >> So, she came up to me and was like instantly like, "You want to around?" I was like, "I just wanted her to move out of the corner." And I was like, "Just move over here." And I was like, "I'm here to help you. I'm here to help you. >> But she was like, "You want to go? You want toing go?" So I just I'm like, "Nope, I'm not going to wait to get punched in the face." So they both called in. So I go in there and she's like looking at me and I was like, "Uh, are you the one who called?" Yeah. >> I was like, "Are you the one who called?" And she was like, "Yeah." He was like, "You don't want to out." And I'm like, "What?" And I was like, I wanted her to move out of the corner cuz I was in the corner. Uh-huh. >> So, she was just like >> I was like, "I just need you to move out of the corner. >> I'm here to help you. What do you need?" >> And she was like, "Oh, you want to go? You want to go?" And then she just like looks at me with these like crazy ass eyes. And I was like, "Nope, not not getting hit in the face. Like, I'm just going to go." >> Store staff reveal she entered with a man who also appeared intoxicated. Officers locate him outside, but after questioning, he is released with no charges. the store manager and learned that the suspect had come into the store with a male who also seemed to be intoxicated. They find him outside the store and begin to question him. >> Sir, >> are you with this female that we were dealing with? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> I'm waiting on >> Okay, >> you got some ID, boss? >> Yeah. >> You have any? >> Hey, do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> No. Bring your hands back behind your back. You're not under arrest right now, but I just want to make sure you don't spread your legs apart. Little bit wider, please. >> I'm waiting on the ride. I ain't nowhere with you for the ride, >> my brother. I just p them. I ain't nowhere with her. I'm innocent. I ain't nowhere with her. I swear to God I ain't. >> Nah, I ain't coming with her. All right. Do you have some ID on you, brother? >> You have You don't have a driver's license or anything? on me. Not on you. All right. I'm going to have you have a seat right over here to your right on that little stoop. >> Just have a seat right there. >> There you go. Just keep your hands on your knees. >> We all got our notes out. >> I know. Thank you. >> All right, sir. What's your first name? >> The male suspect had no warrants or illegal paraphernalia on him, so he was >> attention turns back to the woman. While being transported, deputies discover she has children unaccounted for at home, raising the severity of the case. Upon transporting the female suspect for booking, deputies come to learn that she is a single mother and that her children were currently unaccounted for. >> Is there anybody in your car at Walmart? Where are your kids at? No, they're not in there. >> Cuz here's the deal. Right now, if your kids are left somewhere where they're not safe right now, then you're going to get charged with something out of that. Whereas, if you tell us and we can make sure your kids are okay, then it won't be as big of an issue. But if your kids are somewhere alone, I don't know how old they are. If they aren't old enough to take care of themselves, if they're somewhere alone right now, you're going to get yourself in a lot of trouble. >> So, where are your kids at? >> Do you still live in those strander? >> Let's start with this. How old are your kids? Okay. If something happens to them, you're going to be 100% responsible for it and spend a lot more time in prison for it if something happens. >> What's that? I'm not going to hurt you. You need to tell me what's going on with your kids cuz I want to make sure they're okay. Where are your kids? What's that? Deputies press her about her kid's whereabouts. She dodges questions until finally admitting she left her children ages 11, 12, and 20 behind, though she refuses to clarify under whose supervision. >> Well, where are they? Are they at Walmart? >> Are they at your house? A no stranger? Where are they at? >> How old are they? How old are they? How old are your kids? >> All right. >> I don't know. >> All right. I'm going to advise you of your rights real quick. You do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to I'm sure she did. >> This isn't about me trying to charge you with something, though. I'm just trying to make sure your kids are okay because obviously there's something going on with them that we I feel like we need to know about with how you're acting. >> How Let's start with how old are your kids? 11 and 12. What's that? 11, 12, and 20. Okay. Where are are they with Did you leave them with somebody that can take care of them or is there some Oh. >> Despite claiming her children are safe, deputies remain unconvinced. She is booked into jail while officers prepare to follow up on the welfare of her kids. >> You left him with a friend? >> No. >> Who' you leave him with? >> The jailers are going to come out here and bring you inside in a second. Who did you leave your kids with? What's that? >> We're not going to hurt your kids. If they're with somebody safe, we don't need to do anything. I just want to make sure they are safe. They are safe. You're confident enough to say that that we don't need to do anything cuz you're the mom. You're responsible for them. I'm giving you a chance if there's something that needs to be taken care of to make sure they're safe to tell us. Are they safe right now? So, they're with somebody that you trust. Okay. The suspect was charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest and assault on an officer. She also faces additional scrutiny for child endangerment as deputies discovered she left her children unsupervised while she went out drinking and stealing. This case is a stark reminder that reckless choices don't just destroy your own life, they put innocent children at risk, too. Alcohol and theft might land you in jail, but abandoning your responsibilities as a parent can cause consequences that last far longer than any sentence. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. She went to Walmart for chaos and left with handcuffs charges and a CPS wakeup call. Accusing cops of being drug addicts while drunk at Walmart is certainly a bold legal strategy. left Walmart without groceries, but picked up resisting arrest, assault charges, and parenting questions. Even small acts of dishonesty can destroy big opportunities. The suspect thought a few dollars wouldn't matter, but every shortcut has a price. In the end, she lost her job, her freedom, and her future. Integrity always pays more than any scam ever could. >> You don't know who I am, sir? >> No. >> No. Why would I know who you are? >> I'm I'm a a Tik Tocker, influencer, I made music. I I live here and I live here. >> On May 24th, 2024, police were called to a strip mall after Frank Venegas, aka Kodiak Red of the Island Boys, got into a fight over a haircut when a man pulled a gun. Frank fled in his yellow Corvette cut off traffic and later circled back to the scene. >> Yo, this guy literally scared the [ __ ] out of you. You've been driving like an [ __ ] >> No, you guys don't understand. No, it's not that. Listen, >> you got anything on you? >> No. >> It's not. Sir, >> I did not hit your car. That was them, bro. They they I was chilling getting getting stuff. >> Dude, we've been watching. >> I know with one island boy. >> You don't know. >> Listen, let me explain to you guys what happened, bro. These guys pulled out guns out um talking. I was I was rapping chilling and this guy's put guns on me. I already been threatened when I've been here. I'm sorry, sir. >> Where's your ID? >> Frank falsely claimed to be his twin, Alex. Meanwhile, officers focused on his claims about guns being pulled and spoke with witnesses to identify the suspects. >> Bro, they pulled out guns on here and everything. I'm not lying to you. >> You were here hanging out with them. We were watching. >> Yes, hanging out. And then all a sudden you didn't see dude push push me and I get in the car and they say get off they say get up in do something get up in do something and then >> hi there's a good citizen. You guys should have this I came here to go I came here to hear me out. >> How bad does it look >> when you're driving last around people? >> I know. I'm so sorry pointing guns at you. >> Right. >> I know. I know. But I but I just wanted to stay here. I was going to call you. I swear to God. >> All right. I was going to now sit you guys. Do you know those other guys? >> No. I was scared. I had the Instagram. You're beating on Instagram. >> No. No. But I get I you know I get threatened all the time. I I when I I shop I shop here to get clothes. People threaten me all the time and stuff like that. But I came here to get here. Look for us. >> Let me show you. >> Uh for Hang on. Hang on. >> Look. I got I got stuff from Sally's. >> I don't know what's inside the car. >> What the dude? I just I just put tires in my car. What? What do you need from the car? I >> I want to show you what I what I got from the store. I came here. >> I don't care what you got from the store. We're trying to help you. All right, I got you. >> I'm I was scared. >> Huh? >> Why are you >> from the Clippers? That's why I came here to buy Clippers. Cuz my Clippers >> Clippers hate you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Listen, babe. Give you press chargers on those guys. >> Yes or no? >> It's going to be a bad look on me, sir. >> Well, I mean, you said >> Can I grab my bait? >> Yeah, grab your bait. No guns, right? I have no guns. You can check my bag and everything. >> I keep a knife on you. Okay. >> Is that Is that okay? >> That's fine. Listen, >> you'll put the knife in the car. >> Yes. >> Put the knife in the car. Grab your bait. Come out and talk about the car. >> Where you going? Put it in the trunk. >> Underneath the seat. Put underneath the seat. >> It's kind of low. It's kind of low. >> It's fine. Listen, grab your bait. Come out. >> Can put it where somewhere I can grab. God for I freaked out. You're with us right now. Yeah. Right. >> So, all you got to do is grab your bait, come talk to me. >> Grab your bait. Come talk to me. >> I don't even know where my bait, bro. >> Check your bag. >> Alex, what's your birthday? >> 0716 2001. >> 0716 2001. Do you have a middle name? >> No, I have no middle name. You don't know who I am, sir? >> No. Why would I know who you are? I'm >> I'm I'm a Tik Tocker, influencer. I met music. I I live here in I live here in the man who's I I live right over there in calm, nice house. You guys >> do you remember Do you remember who who uh pointed the guns at him? >> You don't remember who pointed the guns at you? >> Yes. >> Who? >> You guys didn't see him? I I didn't see he was pointing guns. We saw you driving up and down. >> You didn't see a guy? >> No, we didn't see a guy pointing guns. We were from a distance. All we didn't see was car up. >> You guys saw far away. Okay. Basically, it was the guy with with the skinny guy with the drugs. >> Yeah, it was a skinny guy with drugs. Skinny guy with the drugs. He was the one that I think he drove off. Remember, it was three or four guys. I don't know. But it all started with >> white male, white male. >> They're all black. They're all black guys. But it start from us rapping it and it escalated. They said they said I have videos and everything. They said they said look >> well putting on the radio what you said >> I don't want to go >> pressing charges. >> Are you are you a felon or anything? >> No. I'm not a felon. I I I literally >> other than other >> and the boy told him don't reach for that gun. I love you. >> And he kept reaching. The boy said, "Don't reach for that." >> The boy or the the people in the gray car? >> The people in the gray car. >> So the people in the gray car walked up to the yellow car. >> Yeah. >> Talking. The guy in the yellow car started reaching for something. >> He was his car facing inward. He was reaching over like this. >> The boy or the driver of the gray car. >> He's telling him to reach. >> Don't reach for that gun. So I told her, "Come." She was heading. I said, "Don't go. Let's go. Come on. Let's go." By then we couldn't get out. We was blocking. So then I see >> two other guns get pulled out. >> So we start running to that to the store next to get in. >> So the people in the the people in the gray car >> said what they said don't pull don't pull nothing. >> No. He said don't don't pull out that gun. As if he saw the gun. His words was don't touch that gun. Don't pull that gun out. Then that's when the boy on his in the gray car on the on the passenger side pulled out a gun. Somebody else on that in that gray car pulled out a gun. >> So when he finally did get out when the yellow car finally did get a chance to back out the parking spot. He backed out, pulled in and pulled back in and hit the driver of the gray car with his car. He went up. So the other person the other person outside when it pulls out a gun, >> does he just hold it? Is he pointing at the alleged one that had the zero point? >> So he back out of his parking spot. He pulls back in. He hit the driver with his car. He pull back out. He go up. >> The driver of the gray car pulls out. >> No, the yellow car pulled out of the driver. >> Who? The yellow car. >> The yellow car. He hit the driver of the gray car. >> Yep. On the lead with the car. >> Then he backs out again. He flies up that way. He flies back down this way. Flies back up that way. He flies back up this way. And at that point, >> he hits the leg of the driver. >> At that point, he hit the boy hand with the car. >> The hand? >> Yeah. He was in between his car and his car >> with descriptions of the suspects and their vehicles. Officers tracked them down, detained them, and secured their weapons. >> All right, listen. We're going to step out one at a time. All right. >> Just put your hands by your back. >> Don't put them too tight. I just s >> All right. Yeah, we'll be nice. >> You said it's your gun, right? You got you got your license, right? Everything. >> All right. You mind if I grab it? >> You mind if I grab the gun? >> The gun? You're good? All right. >> Yeah. Nothing on you. Nothing extra on you. >> Hey. Yeah. You mind 29 all of them? >> Yeah. Both of these belong to us. >> These were all in the center console. >> Okay. >> So, make sure we uh >> There's >> So, this this was the one that was in the bag, right? >> Yep. This is in the bag. >> So, where do you want to put? >> Back at the strip mall, officers questioned Frank about how the fight escalated to drawn guns. >> It's all right. Just chill. >> Yeah. I came here. I I bought I I I came here. I paid for stuff. the these guys I I was keeping it cool and stuff. I already knew it was it looked trouble and then what's it called? >> How did you get in contact with these guys? >> Well, this that's the thing like like I'm an island boy. So they they they're like, "Oh, it's the island boy." And then he he called my brother, my twin brother, uh uh Raggedy. >> What? >> He said, "Where's your raggedy twin brother?" I said I said, "Who are you calling Raggedy?" And then and then what's it called? He goes like, "Don't let me uh joke on you." When he came out, he pushed me and he said, "Get get he" He said, "Get get in that car." He said, "Get in that car. I'm going to I'm not going to talk about it." That was That That's not cool. >> Yeah, I agree. >> That's not cool. Especially put me on video like that. >> He put you on video. >> Yeah, the guy behind him did. >> That's not cool. >> Well, they think they they think they're cool cuz they get cool points out of that. That's not cool. >> How old do you think they are? They're No, they're in their 20s. I got a DM from one of them. The >> Look, the one that escalated was the Steamy guy that that I think drove off. The the the the other guys, they were they they were they were cooled off, but they were all touching. >> You want to give Ras a call and see if they got a zero or anything? >> Bro, they Bro, you guys didn't see them. They were like they were they were like this. We >> like that arm. >> Thank you. It's mine. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it's getting a 21. >> Sensing there was more, the officer let Frank explain. But while the argument was dumb, the escalation was even dumber. >> He came out the car aggressive as [ __ ] >> and he gets in my face and he starts he's like, "Man, you pay for that. You pay for you paid for that hairline. like all over my face to try like they said he's going to joke. He didn't come joke uh joke. He wasn't cracking jokes. He came at me real aggressive, got in my face, pushed me, and then when he pu when he pushed me, what's it called? I I I I had the door open and I landed right in the seat. He gets in the window and he has his pistol at the window. >> Anytime you grab anything in the car? >> No. >> So, you never went for a night? >> No. No. No. >> So, point. So he points his pistol at you. >> Why would I Why would I grab a knife if >> I'm just I'm just making sure. >> Why would I grab a knife if they got guns? >> Exactly. >> Yeah. >> Makes no sense. >> Yeah. Especially when I'm like in a pocket. >> I already saw the knife. I told you put the knife up, right? So I know the knife in the car. I just want to make sure you weren't grab it. It >> was in the bag. >> So I was in the bag. What I'm saying is So now he's got a gun pointed at you. What happens >> now? He's got a gun pointed at you. What happens? >> I said, "Okay, I'm chilling. I'm chilling. I'm chilling. I'm chilling." He said, "I'm I'm going to smack the [ __ ] out of I'm start [ __ ] you. If I if I would have stayed for like five more five more seconds, what are they called? Like in that same position, they probably would have pistol. >> So essentially, you peeled out, >> huh? >> Did you peel out of the spot? >> Yeah. Uh, basically I I I got so scared I I I had I I I left I left fast. I said, and they started screaming, "Oh, you a [ __ ] You a [ __ ] You a bitch." As >> Why did you just leave instead of doing the line? >> Well, I was I was going to call you guys. I was going to call security. And I And I was And >> what I'm getting at is you were going from 10. It's It's kind of blurry, but that's the guy. Orange and black. I knew it was black shirt. >> Frank was on his way to jail. He tried to pose as his brother, but officers weren't fooled. A quick social media search exposed his lie. >> Quick. And then I'm putting you in handcuff just so cuz we're putting you in a cage, so it's our policy. Okay. Any weapons? Anything like that on you? What is this? Okay. You can keep your vape. >> Can I Can I lock my car? >> Yeah. Hit your vape real quick. Relax. >> Actually, yeah. Let's roll your windows up, too. >> Where your keys at? >> We'll get them. >> I got it. >> Just put like your pray so they don't hurt your wrist. >> A lot of bling here. It's kind of dirty. I had it sitting in the driveway for a long time. I need I need to take care of it a little bit better. I just got the tires fixed in my Corvette. >> It's kind of a little ripped, man. >> Yeah, I I've been I've been losing weight, bro. >> Is that good or a bad thing? >> Did you need to lose weight or >> uh I got I'm ADHD, so my appetite, you know. >> Okay, so we're going to take you to my car and this officer won't talk to you. Go this way to my car. They found you. I'm going to take your vehicle. >> It wasn't It's not mine. >> Do we? >> No. What's your point? >> It's not a seat. >> They got in my car. >> Take a seat. Alex. >> All right. Let me just start with this. I know. We all know that you're not Alex. We know that you're Frank. >> I'm I'm Alex. >> You're Frank. No, I'm seriously out of this. >> You're Frank. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. >> I'm out of here. >> Don't Hey, come on, man. Don't lie to me. >> I'm not What are you talking about? I'm Alex. >> I'm not that [ __ ] up. You don't have to do anything else. >> We know that. Look at me, dude. We know that you're not Alex. >> How? >> Because we looked it up. >> Looked what up? I am Alex. You're not. >> I >> Your ID in your wallet in your bag is Frank. >> Yes, cuz I have my brother's wallet. Bro, >> don't lie to him. We looked at the tattoos, man. We You guys don't have the same tattoos, >> bro. I'm telling you. I I >> Frank. Frank, look at me. Just help yourself, dude. It's You lied about your name. We We're not stupid. This isn't our first days, okay? We know that you're Frank. We know that's you, okay? So just >> No, I I hear I don't understand what I did wrong. >> So >> listen to just relax. Take it. You're doing your thing again. Relax. >> Here. >> I don't know if you lied about your name because you don't have a license. You definitely don't have a license, right? You know that, I'm assuming. And >> bro, I don't understand what what's going on. >> And you lied to me about your name, >> bro. No, I didn't. I did not. I did not. You >> didn't play the game. >> Yeah, whatever. All right. Listen, we're going everything we're the whole report that you said with everything. We're we're investigating that to its full extent and detectives are going to look at everything, but you cannot be driving, especially in the way that you were driving, flying through these parking lots where there's people walking around and cars and things like that. You didn't stop at the stop signs. >> My bag, please. >> Yeah, we have your bag. Okay. So, but just so you know, that's that's why you're in the car. Okay. >> So, >> so so the first incident I'm writing the report for. That's the important. The second incident, if you lied about your name and driving recklessly, that's what they're going to write the report for. Okay. So, you're going to go to jail for the for the fake name and for the driving recklessly. And then I'm going to do your report for what happened earlier. >> Kodiak Red was officially charged with providing false information to the police. reckless driving that endangered the community and involvement in a firearm related altercation. After his arrest, he was taken to a Florida jail and held on a bail of $5,000. Kodiak Red's arrest shows that reckless choices and dishonesty only make a bad situation worse. Lying to police, driving dangerously, and escalating conflicts put lives at risk and damage reputations. No matter who you are, respecting the law and cooperating with officers is always the safer path. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Just think of all the public resources wasted on these fools. Selling out your twin brother is insane. I give these officers props because I couldn't talk with this idiot for more than 2 minutes. I'm irritated just listening to him. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> I thought it'd be nice. I told you to get off the phone. >> My mom's a captain of the police. >> Mom. Mom. Mom. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> On April 8th, 2024, police responded to a report of a woman involved in fraudulent checkout and shoplifting at Walmart. >> All right. All right. So, you're being detained by the police, so I s >> Good, good, good. Making homework today, huh? >> Good, good. for us. >> So, the the amount missed was 4363 without the tax. Um, >> this is what you paid for. I have the video pulled up right here. [clears throat] >> Green. >> Yeah. Yeah. She attempted to cheat the checkout process by scanning only some items while hiding others in her bag for the cashier to unknowingly pack. Store employees noticed the suspicious behavior reviewed surveillance footage and contacted police. >> So this item right here that's right on top of that other item never gets scanned. She just kind of holds it over it, scans the bottom item and places it right here for him to bag. Uh, I don't think he realized what all was going on. Um, and I He went to go get the kids. He had to pick up the kids. That's why he's not here. >> Does it happen that way every time? >> Did what? >> Does it happen that way on every item? >> Not every item. Like for this one right here, they have six of them. They only ring up three. Now, she says it's because they were stuck together and they don't know that you can pull them apart. But let me fast forward it to the end. This is the most obvious one with this uh uh sports bra thing or whatever and then the vest underneath it. She has it stacked up on top of it. She's going to take the the hand scanner and only scan the top item before passing both items across. >> Can you do it in real time? >> Yeah. Yeah. So, she just scans that one item on top and then leaves it here and eventually grabs it and moves it over like you saw. Is her >> ID? Yes. Right. >> Sorry. >> I'm married now. >> Oh, okay. >> It's an older ID. >> I got you. Is this uh your most current one, though? >> It's not. So, right before here, I was actually in a car accident where I called the police and I gave my ID from the accident here. I don't know what happened to the ID. >> Is it a New York ID though? Are you from New York? >> It's a Florida one. >> You have a Florida D. Florida ID. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. All right. So, you've been detained by the police, so I have to read you your rights before we have a conversation. Okay? Don't freak out. This is a normal procedure whenever you're detained. Okay? So, just listen to all these. If any questions, um, let me know. But pretty straightforward. Okay? So, the right to remain silent. >> Do you understand all the records I just read? I need to reread them for you. You understand? Okay. Would you like to answer any questions? >> No. Okay. Just hang tight for me. All right. So she scans everything then places it here for him to bag. But with this she'll scan that but then just have that chilling right there for him to bag it. >> Oh >> and that's how it worked with >> Okay. So the items placed on the scanner surface but not was never actually >> Exactly. >> Okay. That's kind of the except for the this one. That's kind of how all the other ones were not. It's that same system. Okay. >> And then for like the uh the produce items, they had it all in one bag. So, I don't know if they just didn't want to take it out and scan [clears throat] it eventually, but I don't know. >> Florida driver's not this claims, but it's not. This is New York. to there's two each one. So, sure enough, that's >> Can you put the phone down for me, please? So, we can ask you some questions. >> They're both here. >> Yes or no? >> You want to put the phone down? >> Okay. Well, hold on cuz they're yelling at me now. >> Okay. >> What is your name? >> Amber. >> You have a Florida deal? >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have a Florida driver's license? >> Yes, I do. >> Where is it? >> I don't know. >> Lose attitude. Okay. >> You have one, too. With all due respect, I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't say nothing to you. >> What is your last name? >> You have an attitude. >> What is your last name? >> Okay. This deputy is the deputy in the case, and he says you need to stay off the phone. So, listen to him. Thank you. >> So, in here, there's cilantro, a cucumber, a onion, and a tomato. >> Uh, she just takes from the third, >> right? The white onion, and then the cilantro gets scanned. But then the other stopping and she never even bothers to take it up. >> I just need to see the uh when you stopped her. >> Oh, when we stopped. >> Yeah. Yeah. Which entrance? >> When officers arrived and asked her to cooperate, she resisted, tried to make a phone call, and repeatedly ignored their instructions, prompting the officers to intervene. >> It was right out here. >> All right. I tried to be nice. I told you to get off the phone. My mom's a captain of the police. Mom. Mom. Mom. Get on the ground. >> I'm not even Mom. MOM. MOM. MOM. GET IT. MOM. [ __ ] MOM. Call the lawyers. Don't get back in. >> I'm not even DOING ANYTHING. STOP RESISTING AND PUT YOUR ARM BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING on the phone until I'm under arrest. >> You're going to get a resistance charge. You understand me? >> I'm literally laying here not doing anything. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Fighting. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Put your hand drop. Move your hands. >> [snorts] >> Mom, >> I'm not resisting. Mom. >> Mom, you guys are both on top of me. I weigh 130 lbs. >> Mom. Mom. [screaming] Mom, please tell James to call Johnny. >> This one is way too tight. You're cutting off my circulation. >> Throw it over. >> Johnny has >> All right, relax. Relax. >> I think >> I'm going to sit you on. Please let me lay down. >> Sit up. Be an adult. >> Be an adult and sit up. Police informed her of her rights, requested compliance, and conducted a medical assessment. Although she declined, ambulance transport officers confirmed she was in stable condition. >> We'll help you out. >> You really going to do this? >> You're going to >> You're going to Okay. messing around. She is >> acting as if she's better. >> Mom, I tell her I have this. I don't need any told. >> Do you want to sit up like an adult now? >> See, I can't. I can't. >> You can't sit up. I I swear to God my kids like >> Okay. All All you got to do is get off the phone. All right. >> Doesn't. >> All right. Do you want an ambulance or not? >> I need my husband for my medication. >> It's all right. We're good. >> I'm going to have ambulance coming. >> No, I don't. I'm refusing. You can't put me on ambulance if I refuse. That's >> you were just acting as though you're seizing. So you have to get >> to get you medical shot. >> I'm refusing it. [sighs] >> Just >> I just need a hand to get her up. >> No, I can't get up right now. I need a lady here. Well, nobody else is going to come check her out. >> This is all because she went. >> Okay. [sighs] >> Well, it's probably best if we stand you up and walk you outside. >> I need a right here. Just one. >> Well, it's probably not going to benefit you in any way. >> It is. I suffered from this for all my life. But you're in a Your hands are handcuffed behind your back. That's a position that's not typically good for people that are breathing. You want to try sitting up now? >> I don't I don't know if I can. >> We're going to help you. >> We're going to help you get up onto this chair right here. Okay. >> Ready? One, two, three. Yeah, >> I need someone to call my hospital. >> Okay. >> I need my medication. >> Well, you can tell the medics about your medical related matters. Okay. I >> have medication and they can't get me. >> Well, the jail does. >> You're going to jail. So, >> if you cooperate from here, I might make a phone call for your husband to come take this stuff. Okay. If you continue to give me problems, I will not care. All right. >> How long did they get here? My god. >> Why didn't you mention this prior? >> I told my husband, swear to God, in my kids life, I told my husband, if you watch the camps, go into the beginning of the keywords. I took an M&M off the shelf and I was eating it for my health. Check the >> It's just funny how you only have your post or uh post But I'm under a lot of stress. It's not after. >> Go ahead and tell the medics what's going on. All right. >> Right now. >> Okay. Well, we'll gladly check that for you. >> Throughout the interaction, officers emphasized her safety, guided her through the arrest process, and arranged for her belongings to be handed over to a family member. >> Okay. >> And you're refusing to go with them? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. Perfect. Yeah. Two seconds. >> There you go. >> All right. You got to see it. Actually, why don't we just change the search wash? >> Yeah. >> Take a second. >> I have a girdle on cuz I had surger. >> So, all we're worried about is anything that's going to stab me, stick me up with me. You have any knives or needles? Anything? I know. Got to ask. >> You don't have any drugs or anything hidden in your bra or your underwear? >> No. Okay. So this is a trespass warning. Walmart has requested that you be trespass. Do not return to this Walmart. So this is your warning. If you return, you will be arrested. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> It's indefinite. >> What is >> like forever like until unless they decide differently, it's in place for forever. What's your Do you have your Do you know your husband's number? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. Is that like any Walmart? >> No. United States. >> What's your husband's number? >> See who you want to come get this stuff before I call. >> Um, >> can you ask for if there's somewhere to leave my kids? >> No. >> Well, I don't want my kids to come in this room. That's not my problem. >> Yes, >> you you burn through any good graces with me. >> I'm not here to be your best friend. I'm not looking for you to be my best friend. >> Well, I'll just leave the stuff here and just take you to jail. >> So, this was the last time. Do you want >> Who do you want me to call? >> That's the only person. >> Okay. Can he come here and get the stuff? There's no point calling if he can't come and get the stuff. Okay. What's his name? >> Johnny. >> All right. Says person you're trying to reach is not accepted. You're calling it like she's >> mom's name. >> Natalie. >> She the one that you were on the phone with when I told you to get off. >> All right. This is Deputy Dennis from the sheriff's office. >> Hi, I'm trying to reach Natalie. >> Hey, Natalie. Can you come to Walmart, 555 20th Street Beach, pick up your daughter's belongings and purse and groceries? Okay. Can you just wait outside? Don't come up to the door. I'll come get you and you can come get the stuff after. Okay. >> Okay. What car are you in? Just so I know. All right. Guess she's already here. All right. So, Natalie will take the software stuff, correct? >> Hers good to go? >> Yeah. >> All right. You only want to take your phone with you. You're not going to get down to jail, make a fit that you don't have your cards, credit cards. >> I don't. >> All right. You can't Who who's going to bail you out of jail? You're not going to complain that I didn't. Okay, whatever. I tried. >> Wait, what happened? >> You got to bail out of jail. >> Yeah, I know that. But what do you mean my cards? >> You can pay with a credit or debit card to bail out of jail. >> My parents have >> Okay. All right. Uh, put that somewhere secure, please. So, in case she gives us an issue, we have our hands free. >> All right. Now, give me any other issues getting you to my patrol car, right? We're going to be >> No, I'm fine now. I know you don't believe me, but it's going to have problem. >> Well, your actions will dictate. Okay. >> So, let's your actions will dictate if you're if you're cool with me. If you buck again and have a problem, I will dump you again to the ground. Okay. >> I I don't want to do that. Let's have a nice easy >> Listen, you have a job. I told you. >> Sure. No problem. >> Your mom's not going to give us a hard time out there, is she? >> Uh, she's a little crazy. >> She also from New York. >> From the Bronx. >> Okay. I got I'm Italian. I understand. >> Sure. She's Puerto Rican. Finally, officers escorted her to the patrol car and transported her to the station. >> I'm not sure. >> Let me go this way. >> No. >> Yeah, if it helps you. >> Just Is that your mom? >> Can you just wait one second? Right there. >> All right. You guys need to wait over here. Okay. Please don't approach her. I I I told you I would talk to you. All right. >> All right. >> Right. She's been checked out by medics. She's fine. >> She refused medical. Come on. >> If you step up here with one foot, we can help you get it. >> Oh, the dogs keep pushing my butt. I know I'm overweight. >> Okay. >> They're going to take those off you at the You want your seatelt on? >> Uh, no. I don't either. >> Okay. They're going to take those off the Okay. I don't want to like rip this guy. >> That's okay. >> Okay. The suspect could face charges of theft, disorderly conduct, obstruction, and resisting law enforcement. Dishonesty at checkout quickly leads to serious legal trouble. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. She tried the scan half, save half method. Turns out Walmart doesn't offer that discount. When your checkout skills are on stealth mode, but your luck is on public mode. She fought the law, but the selfch checkckout camera won first. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move.