Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Making sure I didn't have my other credit card. >> Huh? >> Your family. >> There's something undeniably satisfying about seeing the [music] panic wash over a criminal's face that split second when they realize they didn't actually get away with it. One moment they're smug and overconfident, [music] thinking they've pulled it off. The next their whole demeanor shifts to pure regret as the cops come out of nowhere and shut it all down. >> Hold on. >> Come on. >> What you talking about? Shop. Y'all don't even got the What the >> We're about to find out what the price is. >> I know. >> Police respond to a 911 call about a shoplifter hiding in a store restroom. A store employee reports that the suspect was seen putting baby clothes in a Ninja Turtle backpack and then disappeared into the restroom. >> Thank you everybody. So yes, I believe he said in the rest the dress room. So what happened was I have um purse and my boss called and I walked away. So the young lady said he went into the restroom. I'm covering this store. It's not my location. I can't run the cameras back. >> So he should have like um some baby clothes and I found the cart in the back. So, I don't know if he left, but I walked away. So, I don't know if he se I can't go in the minutes or the fitting. >> No, he the rest of the fitting with my clothes. >> And he's in um you said dark sweatpants, like black gray sweatpants. >> Yeah, like black and gray sweatpants. >> And then what shirt? >> Uh the shirt is I don't know if it's white or black, but he's like 6 feet tall. He got like a green ninja turtle book bag. >> Okay. >> Um so the lady said she saw walking up. I had to take the car. I came back. I didn't see her walk the whole store. >> Where is he supposed to have the clothes at? must be in the book bag cuz the basket he had I I found it in the corner. >> Okay. >> So, did y'all see him putting stuff in the back? >> I saw him. So, I started watching him. So, I called my boss and she called me back and I walked away. >> But the lady, I don't want to get but I was like, okay. >> Was there anybody here that can roll the cameras back? >> She's out. I'm from here. We'll be right back. >> Okay. >> Hey, man. >> Can you come out of there for a second, >> sir? >> Police department. Officers knock on the restroom door and order the suspect to come out. He hesitates but eventually complies. Police begin questioning him about the clothes in his possession. >> Sir, >> police party. Step out here real quick. >> Yeah, you sir. >> We need to talk to you. >> Well, you the rest, sir. [music] >> Can you finish up? You can step out here, sir. Yeah, I finish up. I'll step out. What you want these clothes? >> What's that? >> What you want these clothes? >> What? Yeah. What about the clothes? You got You got the clothes with you? >> I had the clothes with me cuz I ain't nobody. >> I got you. >> Yeah. We just need to talk about them here real quick. >> We need you to finish. >> Yeah. You finished up on the toilet. Just step out here. >> I know you got clothes right there, but need you to step out here so we can talk to you about them. >> Come on out, man. We can't We can't do this all day. >> Come on out, man. [music] >> So, come over here. He's going to pack you out real quick. >> Just pack you down. Make sure you ain't got no weapons on you. So, you said you was just putting clothes. Were you put you was going steal? >> I got a head. I got to throw out. >> I got you, man. I app Well, I appreciate you being honest. You're going to be detained. >> The suspect admits he was hiding clothes, but pleads with officers, saying he's been to prison before for shoplifting and fears going back. He claims he's trying to stay clean from drugs. >> Right now, Mr. >> You ain't got to make it out the store. >> Drop that out your hand. You might want to double checker. >> Yeah. >> You being detained right now, bro. >> You ever been arrested for shoplifting before? >> I ain't trying to I got I got on drugs, man. I ain't trying to recruit. >> I hate to hear that, man. >> Hey, you better. >> What you taking? >> Oh, man. I ain't trying to go to prison, man. My god. What you in prison for? What was he in for? >> I did for shoplifting and got on drugs. So, >> you're in prison for shoplifting before? I ain't trying to go top 20 years. I ain't trying to play. >> He confesses to having been arrested for shoplifting about six times. The most recent in 2021 with his record going back as far as 2003. Are you stop? >> That's not good. >> Bought me from the store. >> We'll talk. >> We'll talk about that in a minute. >> Got all the stuff. I ain't got nothing. >> Okay. >> I was man is really up to the store. >> Yes. >> Well, can I talk to him? >> We're going to go talk to him. >> You said you have been arrested for shopl looking for Yeah. >> Okay. How many times? >> How many times? Like >> six. >> Six times. >> Back back then. >> Yeah. >> But you've been It's been six times. >> When was the last time you arrested for shot? >> My ass was in 2021. >> Okay. I did that three weeks ago. >> You got anything on one of you today? No, sir. >> Okay. >> Are y'all wanting to prosecute? >> And ban >> and ban. I need you to come over here to let him know he's barred. Okay. >> Okay. >> Store management decides to press charges and ban the man from the location for 2 years. The suspect protests, saying he didn't actually steal anything because he never left the store. You just got to let him know where he's barred from and for how long. >> I don't even know the address. >> Um, you can say you can just say this store and the maximum we can do is two years. >> Okay. So, from this location, you're no longer allowed to come in here for any reason for the I guess what next 2 years. >> That's the most we can from the location. Okay. >> You understand go to jail? >> That's what happens when you still see her. But I know there still nothing. >> So they do want to So how the hell they going to punch you, man? I ain't got enough left the store with nothing. I know. >> All right, come on. Let's walk to the car. You don't have to have left the store for >> officers explained that removing security tags counts as attempted theft, comparing it to an attempted crime like attempted murder intent and action matter, not just leaving the store. >> Chocolate in charge, sir. You was you was taking all the um the uh tags and stuff off of them. >> No, the pants. Hold on. The pants. Hold on. >> No, they're not. >> The pass is on her information. >> No, we'll we'll handle that. Hold on. >> Come on. >> What you talking about? Shop. Y'all didn't even got the What the >> We're about to find out what the price is. >> I know. That's >> You know that if you don't you don't have to leave the store. It's the attempt. >> Chocolate. I know the rules of shoplift. >> Do you? >> I know the rules of shoplift. I never left a store. I never did public. >> You don't have removing all the emergency tags off the clothes. >> That's not It's called criminal attempt. >> That's That's what it is. You You attempted to to steal. You ever heard attempted murder? It's like similar. Obviously, you didn't try to kill nobody, but similar. You attempted the crime. Does that make sense? They going to be I got to wait for a bun. >> I don't know. That's I don't have knowledge on that. >> We need to figure out first how much all that stuff is. >> Hold on. I'm trying. Hold on. What I'm trying to figure out right here. >> What? >> Okay. We're going to walk over here. >> Put your stomach on the 911, please. >> Can I put a vat tooth? I can talk to y'all first. See you. >> You got any needles or anything? >> No, sir. No, sir. Can I put a vet tooth I can talk? >> Not yet. We need to search you first. The man complains that his handcuffs are too tight and asks for them to be adjusted. Officers carefully recheck and slightly loosen them while keeping him restrained. >> If they if they find it a failure, >> no sir. >> All right. Sit down in the car, please. >> This handcuffs are tight. It's too hand. >> That's as loose as they can. >> How come right here? Look hand. You can't put a finger through that. How going to be loose? >> That's as loose as I can. >> But my wrist is bent. >> My I'm a diabetic. Sweat up, man. >> They can be. I need >> about you can use that. Let me that be reestive. That's all I'm asking. What? >> Because look tight. I can't use I can't >> because you twisting your >> Hey, I got have a seat. >> Oh, come look at it though, man. Hey, who the who the supervisor on? >> You need to have a seat in the car. >> I'm f to sit down, but I can't sit down. Hurt my seat. >> Push your supervisor, man. >> Get in the sit down. >> What? I sit down. I'm not getting all my head like this old, man. So hurt. Sit down. >> It hurt. So y in the car. All I want to do just adjust to cut, man. Get our supervisor. >> That's all, man. >> Okay, >> that's all. I can't get in. My neck already messed up, man. Then you got to cut low. How about to get in? >> I'll pull him from this side, man. >> Pull me here, man. >> Get in by yourself, >> Miss Boy. Are you going to get in by yourself or do I need to pull you in? >> Listen, man. I just told you my arm was a cuff, man. I just I just told you I'm a look. >> We need you to slide in. Okay. Because if you don't, we're going to have to pull you in. And that's a whole thing. >> Mr. Young, I'll tell you my >> Okay. Can I look at it? >> Yes, sir. You can look. >> I We'll get a third opinion. Can Here, stand up real quick. I I'll take another look. I I trust these officers with my life. But if you're saying it hurts, I'll look at it. >> Stand. Stand up. Spin around. Listen. You see how good I can do that? >> Spin around. Spin around. Let me see. Let me see. You got as loose as it does. Don't >> look. If you can just It >> It won't turn. All right. >> My It's tight. >> Do you want to undo it so his palm can face in? Is that okay? >> Me. >> It's just going to make you If I let you turn your turn your palm in. Am I okay to do that? >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> I'm I'm telling I don't. >> I'm going to tell you you don't need to do anything that you're going to regret. Okay. >> All right. Turn your wrist in. There you go. >> Is that what you wanted? >> Yeah. Well, you had it on the bone. >> There we go. See, let me let me fix this so it don't tighten up. All right. >> There you go. >> There we go. No dude without going. >> No complaints. >> No bone. That's what I want to know. >> We need to figure out what how much you was you was trying to steal first. >> You will probably get a bond. >> That's not up to us. It's up to the judge, though. So, can you have a seat? Police confirm that the suspect attempted to steal $271 worth of merchandise. He is charged with theft by shoplifting and taken into custody. Even if you never leave the store, hiding or tampering with items counts as theft. Intent and action alone can turn a mistake into a criminal charge. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you like this. You're >> not going to need this. You're not going to need this. >> I'm going to put it in my in my pocket. Hey, >> you're not going to leave us. >> I'm bringing my phone. >> Officers respond to reports of shoplifterss fleeing from a Burlington store near a Target parking lot. They detain a black female suspect wearing blue clothing after a brief chase. >> 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. >> No, you're not going to need this. You're not going to need this. >> I'm going to put it in my in my pocket. >> You're not going to need this. >> I'm put in my pocket. Hey, can you please, >> get in the car? Come on. >> Okay. You already did. Get in the car. >> 20 charges. >> Hey, D. >> It's going to be 65. >> Get in the car. >> I'm trying to >> put your hands on the >> 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. Sh. >> Of course not. Of course not. >> No, because 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. >> Uh, miss, >> why are you out of breath? >> Sir, >> huh? >> What' you say? >> Why are you out of breath? >> I just came from >> The suspect admits she was at Burlington, but denies being with anyone. When questioned further, she claims she came from the area and ran when she saw police splitting up following others who ran in a different direction. >> Were you at the Burlington, >> sir? I'm sorry. >> Were you at the Burlington? >> I did go in there. >> Huh? >> I said I did go in there. >> Hey, were you with anybody at Bowington? >> Huh? >> Were you with anybody at Burlington? >> No. >> Why are you out of breath over here? >> Because I came from over there. When I was at the store when I was in and I seen the police pulled 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 walk over? >> 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? >> Yeah. >> 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. Have to read your rights formality before I can actually talk to you. Um, you got any questions? >> The woman identifies herself as Rashika Williams. When questioned, she denies being related to the other suspects and claims she was only with a boy in a white shirt. Not the two girls the officers mentioned. >> Who are they to you? >> Huh? >> No. >> They're family. >> No family. >> Just friends. >> None of them. >> They look like minors. How How are you friends with minors? How old are they? >> I'm not friends with miners. Are >> the girls that were with you? >> I weren'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. >> A 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. >> Ashika says she went to Burlington to look for school uniforms for her children who are ages 13, 7, 5, and 4. She insists she did not intend to steal anything and only entered the store to shop. >> This your opportunity to tell me your side of the story. Okay. >> All right. More on that. >> All right. What happened today? Um, okay. I came in um to look for uniforms >> for for who? >> For myself. >> Yourself? >> Yes. >> Uniforms for what? >> For my children. >> Okay. How old are your kids? >> Um, I have a 13-year-old, a seven, uh, five, and four. >> Where are they at right now? >> With my mother. >> You have five kids? >> Four. >> You got four kids? All right. All right. So, Miss Williams, what happened? So, I understand why you were here. You came here to look for uniforms? >> Yeah. What happened? >> Um, I was in here. I came with um a guy friend that stayed in the neighborhood where I'm at and we all came in beside the store and um he walked out before us. >> They walked out before us and um when those two ladies came out, I came out with them and when you said hey, I took off running. >> They stopped but you didn't stop. >> No. >> Right. Why didn't you stop? Because you said, "Hey." >> All right. You thought you were non runners? >> No, I knew I could. Just >> gave it a shot. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> Okay. Well, you got a a for effort, right? >> What did you take? What What did you have with you when you come out? >> Um, I didn't have nothing. I helped her. I helped one of the young ladies get the bag out, but I didn't. She admits helping one of the young females push a bag out of the store, but claims there was nothing inside her own bag except her cell phone. She repeatedly denies taking any merchandise bag. >> Oh, I don't know. >> The guest bag, right? >> Oh, there was nothing in my bag. >> Nothing but my cell phone. >> Cell phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, so you didn't take You didn't take anything? >> No, sir. I just helped her get the bag out. I did that much. >> You know you're old, right? >> Yes, sir. So, you had no intent to deprive that store of any merch. >> I didn't go and be honest with you, I didn't go in that store to do that. You know what I'm saying? >> I just went in and went in to look. You know what I'm saying? See if they had uniforms. They didn't have uniforms of 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 for my kids. saw all the merchants saw 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 of store. >> The bag? The bag? What type of bag? >> Officers confront her with the ages of the other suspects, 18-year-old Anna and 15year-old Phoebe. Rashika insists she didn't know they were minors and only knew them from her neighborhood in Lauderdale. Um, I just know it was black. I don't remember. >> It was a backpack. >> Um, what is it? Like a tote bag or something. >> I don't know. 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. >> Okay. So, you're 35. Anna is 18 and Phoebe is 15 years old. >> I didn't know her age. >> Okay. How do you know that? >> I in the neighborhood. >> What neighborhood? >> Up there in Lauderdale. >> So Niga and Phoebe live in Lauderdale. >> No, that's where that's where they live at. >> But they live up here. >> I 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 where it's here. >> All right. Do you know their parents? >> No, >> I don't honestly. >> You got their phone numbers? >> No, I don't. >> So, y'all didn't have a conversation on the phone? >> No. >> You lying to them? >> I'm serious. I don't. >> All right. So, I'm >> I 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 and then I was telling you about >> we all roll together. >> Yes. >> Um, so what made you come to store with two girls half your age? What's what's the >> I'm trying to I'm trying to understand how >> she explains that all four of them rode together from Fort Lauderdale to Palm Beach County because her male friend was visiting someone while there. They decided to stop at Burlington to shop. First of all, I didn't know we in the neighborhood. I didn't know their ages. I just know them and send them when we all used to live in the same complex in L. >> Okay. In Palm Beach County. >> Yes. >> Do you often go places with girls to be your children? >> I didn't know the age. I just knew 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 you're acquainted with the kids but not their parents. >> I know her parents and I see hey how you doing? You get what I'm saying? But it's not >> the one I have. >> Still out to you. I appreciate you. >> Yeah. But um I know the mom from the complex that we live in in Lauder Hill, but I don't physically like like hey what's up? Like, you know what I'm saying? I don't know them like that, but I just know that we all live in the same complex. >> So, all y'all rode from Water L Water L Water L Water L Water L Water L Water L Water L Water L Water L Water Lauderdale >> Fort Lauderdale. >> Fort Lauderdale. >> Yes. >> All y'all roll 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 >> I'm sorry. What made you guys travel across county lines to Burlington Co- Factory halfway through Palm Beach counties? When asked if she realized Phoebe looked like a child, Rashika says she didn't notice, claiming everyone in her neighborhood looks grown. The officer expresses disbelief at her explanation. >> Well, y'all do that. >> Well, first of all, the the guy friend punk friend came up here to see someone >> 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 know Phoebe's 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 she 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 get 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. >> Rashika finally admits she helped the miners remove stolen items, but insists she personally took nothing. The interview ends with officers noting inconsistencies in her story and disbelief in her claims. >> 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 one 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, right? >> I helped them get it out because what I needed wasn't 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 partnering with me. >> Rashika Williams was charged with retail theft shoplifting, specifically aiding and abetting theft or accessory to shoplifting. Helping others steal makes you just as guilty as doing it yourself. The truth always catches up. No matter how many excuses you make. The next case is even insane when this happens. >> We're still figuring this out. >> You got to do it this way. Don't scratch me. >> Stop moving. >> On April 16th, 2022, a Walmart shoplifter nearly got away with her crime. She had already made it all the way to her car when officers arrived. >> Out of the car. Stay out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. came in with the stuff and you can ask the people at the front >> right now. You was back in my car. So, just pull it in, park it, and get out of the car. >> Okay. >> We'll figure that out. Okay. >> Okay. There's two ladies at the front. >> Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> I came in with the stuff. >> Okay. Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. My son's in surgery right now and I have to go. >> That's great. Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. The Orlando Surgery Center. >> That's okay. Pull your car in and park it. We'll figure it out. I came in with you even out the auto. I came in with the >> I'm sorry. We'll figure it out between me and you and the suspension officer, right? All right. >> Okay. Well, everything was left there. I was coming outside my wallet. We'll figure it out. >> I promise we'll figure it out. >> Right now, we're making time cuz he just said you shoplifted. >> I didn't shop listed, but I came right here. I put the truck right here in the door. It wasn't even past point in the sale. >> We will figure it out. I haven't got his story yet. I have to hear your story. I have to hear his right now. He's saying you >> take my number. >> No. >> Please. >> No. Park your car. Get out of your car. >> I have to get to my son, sir. Or ma'am. >> Park your car. >> Okay. Turn your keys off. Put on the gas. You're detained currently. You could be in detain. >> Because I'm detaining you. >> How? >> Because he's accusing you of a crime and you left. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm being nice. >> He just the autob said I came in bag. >> He just confirmed that. >> Okay. >> In the other room also when you left the last one. >> No. No. No. We're not We're not arguing. We're not arguing. The officer stepped in to break up the argument between the woman and a store employee, informing her that she was being detained and could not leave. >> Turn off the car and get out of the vehicle now. >> You are under arrest. >> I have my son who just had surgery. >> Okay. >> I just had my son who had surgery. >> Turn off. Don't stop resisting. >> Stop. I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting. Get out of the vehicle right now. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not resisting. >> Out of the car now. Let's go. >> You're going to catch a charge if you just just get out of the car. >> I don't understand why. >> We're not talking about it anymore. Get out of the car. Get out. >> I'm rolling my window up. That's it. I'm just >> We will do that for you in a minute. >> I'm rolling my window up. That's it. >> Take the key out of the ignition. >> I'm just rolling my window up. Roll the window up for me. >> Get out of the car. We will get out of the car. Nope. >> Just roll the window up for me. That's all. Roll it up. I will roll it up. I promise. >> Okay. Roll it up now. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop the car. We'll roll it up. >> Okay. Roll it up now. Please. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. That's all I'm asking is to roll up the window, >> please. [music] Jesus Christ. Face the vehicle. Face the vehicle. Face the Face the Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting, but come on now. This is ridiculous. >> 302. We're fighting one. >> This is ridiculous. >> This is ridiculous. Stop. Stop. I didn't even glue anything. All the merchandise is right there. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. >> My son, you want to get tased? >> My son is back. Can I call, please? >> No. We're past that. >> Please, please, please. Can I call, please? >> No. Can I call, please? Can I call, please? Can I call my >> No, you cannot. He just got out of surgery. Please. That's all I'm asking. >> Please >> stop. We will call, but you need to stop resisting. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> I'm not resisting, but can you please call my son, >> please? >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your We're past that. Put your hand behind your back now. >> Can I call my son? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> That's all I'm asking you to call my son. No, we're past that. >> You're past that. >> Cuz you resisted about 45. >> Our shoplifter made a string of demands roll up my window. Call my son and more clearly trying to stall. If you don't want trouble, don't steal. >> Are you glad you aren't letting me? >> Let go of your belt. >> Please, >> get on the ground. Get on the ground now. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> You guys are doing all this cuz with the shot. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why am I under arrest? >> For shoplifting. Put your hands >> I didn't shoplift. >> Put your hands behind your back now or I'm going to tase you. >> I did not shoplift. I did not shoplift. >> Put your hand behind your back. Can I get up now? >> Nope. We're still figuring this out. You just got to do it this way. Don't scratch me. >> Stop moving. >> You have the legs up. >> All right. Are you going to cooperate now? >> Yes. >> I just want to call my son. He's >> surgeon. Please >> sit up. >> I can't sit up. Can you help me out? >> Bend your knee. >> Roll this way. Bend your knee. and then roll backwards >> this way. Can you help me? >> That was one exhausting struggle just to get a shoplifter in cuffs. Officers told her to stay seated and called for backup despite her claims of having a bad shoulder. The footage showed she didn't need double cuffs. >> No. >> Hey, take that out of your hand. >> My son is four years old. >> That's too bad. >> Call him from the jail. >> Yeah, that's too bad. And call him from the jail. They give free calls there. >> We're gonna stand you up. Count of three. One, two, two, three. >> Maybe if you didn't fight them, they probably would have given you that call, but >> Oh, we tried. >> I wasn't trying. Please just call this number for me. >> My son. >> End of discussion. Not right now. >> Follow me. Let's go. >> No, we'll get your shoes later. We'll get your shoes later. >> Can I It's that. >> Can I get my purse? It's not right now. >> Now, let me tell you something. If you resist Officer Johnson while she's searching you, I'm going to charge with two counts of battery LEO. Do you understand? You can put >> We already got two counts. >> We're going over for three. >> Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet on the car. >> My feet are hot right now. >> Spread your feet apart. Spread your feet. >> I only get two counts of a wrist. >> Face the car cuz you resisted two officers and my feet right now. >> Spread your feet apart. Spread them apart. >> Spread your feet. Get in the car. Can >> I please call myself right now? >> You'd think things couldn't get any worse for this woman. She'd already resisted two officers and been caught shoplifting. But then officers checked her purse and found a container labeled stash. >> Grand theft. >> Grand theft. >> Hey, what's up with the grand theft? Is that shoplifting or is that something else? >> Grand theft. >> Yeah. Is that shoplifting or something else? >> Okay. Hey, >> where is your kid right now? >> Hold on one second. >> With who? >> With my friend Vicki. >> Do you know Vicky's number off the top of your head? >> What hotel is it? >> Why are you keep If you're on probation for shoplifting, girl, why you keep shoplifting? >> I wasn't trying to shoplift. >> But when we tell you to get out of the car, you get out of the car now. We don't >> I put the car in park. I listen to everything they said. [snorts] Listen, I'm a CI. I work with the establishment department. >> Okay. I don't understand how that's going to help you out. >> Trying to get along the streets of this world. Okay. >> In the end, she pleaded no contest to resisting an officer without violence and grand theft. The judge sentenced her to 42 months of probation. A hard lesson that stealing and resisting arrest never pay off in the long run. Crime always catches up with you, even if you think you've gotten away. Respect the law or you'll end up paying a much higher price later. If you like this video, please sign up for Law Zone to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively. >> Stop. On June 10th, 2023 in Florida, officers responded to a call from Goodwill regarding a woman who was being aggressive with employees after she had been confronted about shoplifting clothes. >> Here's the policeman. Let me talk to him about >> You're going to catch an additional charge. You fight with me. You understand? Stop. >> Please don't grab me. Don't grab my pocketbook. >> Let go of the purse. >> Please let go of the purse. >> Please unhand me. >> Let go of the purse. >> Please unhand me. >> You're hurting me. >> This is going to follow. >> Stop. You're going to catch a felony charge. You keep fighting with me. You understand? Stop. >> I'm not going to tolerate the crap. >> You understand? You're hurting me. >> You're hurting. >> Yeah. Stop. >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. Stop the camera for a second. >> Stop. >> Relaxing me. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Please. Please stop. Please. Stop. >> Please. Please. You're hurting me. >> Yep. And if you didn't resist, you wouldn't be hurt. >> Please >> stop. >> Oh my god. Please. >> Please. Please. Please stop. >> Stop. >> Please stop. Please. I'm so scared. Can't you see that? Oh my god. You're hurting me. You done? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay, we're going to stand you up and I'm going to sit you in a car so I can do my investigation. >> Double lock. >> The suspect continues resisting physically and emotionally, crying and pleading, saying she's scared and in pain. Officers attempt to calm her while securing her in custody. >> One, two, three. [laughter] >> Is this her? >> Yeah, just leave it all here. Go throw her in a coffee. Sure can. that way. Walk. >> Did you release the channel already? >> Yeah. I don't know. I'm not [ __ ] too. I flipped all furniture. >> Store staff explained she took several items into the fitting room, returned empty hangers, and attempted to leave. Most stolen items were recovered from her purse. >> Empty hangers. Um, they're in here. >> Everything's in here. >> Yes. Yes. Okay. Oh my god. >> Do you have anything on you that you shouldn't have? >> Okay, thumbnail. >> Yeah, I really didn't want to call you guys, but she was uh >> she is what it is. So, she's going to catch the retail theft and the resisting. This is her all this is paid for. >> That's uh that's paid. Yeah, it's one dress. >> See, there was a pocket on that side. >> Go ahead and sit down in the car. >> Have a seat. But first, have a seat. >> Inside the car. Can't get inside this car. >> I don't let you fall. There you go. >> Scoot up. >> Oh, all the way. Watch your foot. >> All the way. Watch your foot. >> The reason >> loss prevention confirmed she resisted when confronted and chest bumped a staff member. She tried to flee but was blocked at the door. >> Resisting. She grabbed my badge. My uh los prevention badge. >> Okay, here's here's the charge. Okay. >> The the charge would be resisting a merchant. Do you feel that she was resisting like >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> That she she was attempting to leave when you said, "Hey, I'm loss prevention. I work for >> Yeah. She Goodwill. >> When we had when we were back here, she she's like, "I'm leaving. You're going to go to jail. We're going to get your license plate number." >> Yeah. She very very violent, man. >> But she did not hit me. Can't say she did, you know. >> Okay. I'll reook at the statute in reference to resisting merchant to see if it fits. Um, but yeah, video of her walking in, coming out with empty hangers, a statement from you in reference to what you watch. >> I don't know what to do now. >> My My other half is going to be >> Hold on one second, man. >> I >> just take a breath. Just stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> I didn't move. >> We'll talk about everything in just a second. Okay. As long as you're not injured, that's what I wanted to make sure of. Okay. I don't I hurt from where he knocked me on the table. I didn't >> Who knocked you off the table? >> The officer. >> I sure did, ma'am. [laughter] >> I didn't do anything to make you do that. >> Do you need medical attention? >> Ma'am, do you need any medical attention? It's a yes or no question. >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Officers request medical aid as a precaution due to her complaints of being hurt. She has a previous trespass for theft [music] and now faces multiple charges. >> We don't know what any of that means. >> Uh you're going to jail one for resisting a police officer. Uh and two, yes, you did. You obstructed our investigation. Therefore, it's called resisting an arrest without violence. Uh and then for the for the theft of whatever you took, cuz that's why we're out here. Allegedly, you took something, but I'm not the one doing that investigation. And that's officer Asbury. >> Because you're in custody, I have to ask you some direct questions. I need to read you your rights. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. Extend each one of these rights as they've been presented. >> Yes. >> With these rights in mind, do you want to talk to me? >> I don't I don't know. It depends on what you ask me. >> I'm going to ask you in reference I'm going to ask you questions about what happened today, why I got called to the Goodwill. So, it's it's a yes or no. Go ahead. It's a yes or no. Do you want to talk to me or not? >> I need to call my other half first. >> You're not going to call anybody. You're currently in police custody. >> Okay. >> So, it's a yes or no. It's a yes or no, ma'am. You're an adult. You can make this decision. If it's a no, I won't ask you anything else. If it's a yes and we'll have a conversation on why why I'm here and why you're in handcuffs. >> I'm going to ask you one more time. >> I'm not sure what to do. Sir, >> do you do you want Do you want to talk to me knowing that you can have a lawyer present >> or not? That's basically the question. >> You need to talk to me now or not at all. >> And what happens to me if I want a lawyer present? >> Then I stop my question. And what happens to me? >> What happens to me? >> I go with everything that I've already seen transpire and what the loss prevention manager states. >> I I basically I won't be able to collect your side of the story. So, yes or no? Fire department's here to check on your injuries and I have to complete my investigation. So, yes or no? >> It depends on what you're going to ask me, sir, >> about what happened today. I don't know what I will or will not answer until I hear a question. >> Okay, you can decide that, but you have to say yes or no for me to even ask you a question first. >> If I ask you a question you don't want to answer, you can tell me that you don't want to answer that. At any point, you can tell me I I'm done talking. I don't want to talk to you anymore. >> I'm not sure how to answer. What do you mean you're not sure how to answer? >> All right. Well, I'm going to let the fire department check you out to document any injuries or lack thereof. And then after they stay in the car and then after they're done, we we will readress this one time and one time only. Okay. >> Officers inform her she is being charged with resisting arrest without violence and retail theft. They read her Miranda rights, but she hesitates to cooperate or fully respond. >> First time she went in, she stole two dresses and second time two dresses again. >> Okay. >> When she crossed point of sale, I apprehend her right at the door. Um, I didn't wait for her to get to the parking lot because they run on me over here, you know. >> Yeah. >> It's revealed this is her second time stealing from the same store. In both instances, she used the same method, taking items into the fitting room and leaving hangers behind. >> So, under the protection of the Miranda rightites, you understand that you've already acknowledged that you understand your Miranda rightites. My question is, do you wish to continue to speak to me in reference to what happened? >> Sure. >> Okay. What happened today? You have more than enough money to pay for those dresses. >> I do. I know. I do. >> You have cash and a debit card. So, why did we go in the dressing room twice and take stuff off and put it in your purse and and stash the empty hanger? What's going on? >> You don't know? Have you done anything like this before? >> Oh my god. Okay. So, we acknowledge the fact that you went into the dressing room with a bunch of clothes. >> I need I need to get an attorney. I need to get into >> Okay. So, you don't want to ask any fair >> because that's fine. I'm not going to ask any more questions. I'm going to just explain to you being charged with misdemeanor retail theft >> and resisting an officer without violence. >> I didn't resist. >> You did, too. I didn't resist. >> You sure did. >> No. >> When you pull away from me and tell me that I can't take your purse because it has stolen items in it and I have to take you to the ground because you're fighting with two officers in full uniform and it's recorded. >> I didn't fight. >> I'm not saying that you swung at me. >> I didn't do anything. >> Miss Burr. I'm not saying that you swung at me. That would be a different charge and it would be a felony. But when I go to detain you so I conduct an investigation where me, you and all staff >> I was afraid >> is is safe. Why were you afraid? I'm a police officer in a marked uniform. >> The fact of the matter is >> the whole thing. I was afraid of the whole thing, >> Miss Bird. The fact of the matter is is if you just allowed me to do my job, >> you would have walked away from here. >> It's a misdemeanor charge and you have no criminal history. >> But because you decided to resist with me, >> I didn't resist you. You did, too. >> I didn't. >> You sure did. >> No, I didn't resist you. >> Yes, you did. You told me I couldn't touch you. You told me that I couldn't put my hands on you. You told me I couldn't take your purse from you. You told me a lot of things that I couldn't do which legally I sure could. So that's why you're being charged with resisting. Okay. You're also going to be trespassed from the entire plaza. You're not going to be able to shop at the Goodwill, the Family Dollar or what. I'm just letting you know so you don't come back by accident. In reference to anybody that I arrested commits crimes in business, I trespass him from the entire plaza. Okay. So, you can't be here anymore. Fair enough. >> All right. The van's already in route. As long as you stay cooperative, we'll get those cuffs moved to the front and we'll make you a little bit more comfortable. Okay. >> It's all right. It's nothing personal. I don't know you. You don't know me. This is just a job for me. >> I didn't resist you. >> You did. Unfortunately, you did. Okay. She was charged with resisting without violence, resisting a merchant, and pettit theft. A small shoplifting incident can escalate quickly when you resist or obstruct officers, even verbally. Cooperation matters. Cops spring trap on pair of clueless shoplifterss. >> Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> On April 11th, 2025, South Florida police rushed to a Target parking lot after reports of a man and woman stealing merchandise. Both suspects tried to make a run for it. >> Right here. Back in. We're not back in, but >> get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. >> Get out. Get out. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> She's running. She's running. Go get her. >> The female suspect resists hard. Officers order her to get on her stomach, but she kicks, squirms, and refuses. After a tense struggle, they finally restrain her. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Hands behind your back. Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting before you get again. Turn around. Get on your back. >> All right. Stop fighting. >> Raise your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. [crying] >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. Get on your back before I do again. Get on your back. Get on your back. Get on your back. >> Get on your back. I'm sorry. Did they get the other guy? >> Yes. >> They got him. >> I need a unit in front of your competitor. >> They got him. They got him. >> Get on your back. >> They got him. >> Get on your back before I You again. >> They got him. >> Get on your stomach. >> Go to jail, please. Get on your stomach before I you again. >> Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. [crying] >> You're making it worse. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Okay. Turn around and get on your stomach. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Get on your stomach. >> Am I going to jail? >> You're about to if you don't get on your stomach. >> Okay. >> Get on your stomach. >> I'm not going to go to jail. >> Get on your stomach. No, no, no, no, no, no. >> Turn around on your stomach. >> Lay down on your stomach. >> Place your hand behind your back. Do it. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Stop. >> She's warned more charges are coming if she keeps fighting. Once in cuffs, she breaks down, admitting she's terrified of going to jail. >> Playing. >> I'm not playing with you. >> Get on your stomach. Yeah. On your stomach. [crying] >> 11 females still playing. You got my taser. You're about to >> stop fighting. I get I get me >> stand up. >> He's a train. >> I got it. Alpha one is you. You have one to 10. He's done four. >> Don't do that. You're going to get another charge. >> R. Let me get my trobe removal. All right. If you cannot afford a lawyer anywhere between the bushes, >> anytime during the interview probably remain silent. Okay. >> Meanwhile, the male suspect is caught and searched. Police find marijuana on him. He swears that's all he has and claims he was just picking her up. She probably did. All right. I can make no threats or promise. Can you guys interview her for me? >> Thank you. Got one male detained. >> One, one detained. >> Not on me. >> I'm not moving, sir. >> Give me your hands. >> Alpha 6. Alpha 751. to deploy. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] Turn around. >> You got any weapons on you? >> No sir. >> Am I going to find anything in that car? What the [ __ ] were you running back in there for? >> No, I was just trying to play with you my car. 197 right here. >> Don't reach for it. >> Right there trying to get to three. >> Three. >> You got nothing else on you. That's what I'm telling you. I'm going to search the [ __ ] out of you. I ain't got nothing else. I just left my house, bro. She just come trying to come pick her over here, bro. >> All right. >> Um, evidence bags. Let's start getting this stuff. >> Officers explain how the chase went down. She bolted on foot while he doubled back to the car, reaching suspiciously toward the back seat. That move got him yanked out fast. >> Sorted out and separated. >> Where's the girl? >> He chased her down and got her over by uh Congress. >> He was reaching back in the car when he's surprised gun in here. I had to yank him out of the car. >> I don't know if he had a gun. >> Oh, you're >> He was He went here and then started reaching in the back. >> So, it clicked. So, did you pull him out of the car? >> Oh, yeah. I yanked his ass out cuz he was reaching. >> Why did you >> Huh? >> Why? >> Yeah. He was >> They saw us. He tried to dip that way once he saw us pull up. Yeah. She took off running. Soon as Hughes walked that way, he tried to run back in the car and started reaching back here. So I grabbed his yanked him out. >> No, you good over there. You need another statue. >> I'm good here. >> I'd be willing to bet this is all stolen. >> Okay. >> Um, >> do you guys need somebody to go to Target? >> Yes. >> Let's go. >> What do you need? Uh, we need to find just everything like what they stole. We need a statement and uh a receipt. >> 131. >> Did you morandize him? >> No, I will. Police team up with Target staff, checking receipts, reviewing footage, and logging the stolen merchandise. Then you can slide in. >> Come on. >> Set up. Set up. The officers ended up finding some other substances in the vehicle where the suspect started to play the blame game of who it belongs to. >> You awake? >> Okay. So, who was that you were with today? Hey, was that your boyfriend? >> What did they say? Did they call you back? >> Who is he? >> Just a friend. >> Hey, I need your eyes open. Open your >> Questioned separately, the woman quickly distances herself. She blames the man for everything, especially the drugs. Insisting nothing illegal is hers. >> Your eyes. Come on. >> Now, listen. I'm going to be honest with you. There was more fent found in the car. >> Is that yours or is that his? Huh? >> His Okay. Do you know where he got it from? >> No. Were you with him when he got it or did he have it on him before? >> Had him on before. Okay. Where did he pick you up at? >> Hey, stay with me now. Don't go back to sleep yet. Hear me out pills cuz she's pointing. >> Trust me, anybody that knows my name tell you I don't sell drugs. You call any car. >> Okay. So, none of that stuff is yours. >> Only thing I told you. Okay. They were both charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and drug possession. I feel there's a possibility. >> Both are charged with retail theft, resisting arrest, and drug possession. Crime may seem like a quick escape, but it always leads to bigger consequences. Running or resisting only makes the situation worse in the end. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> I didn't see anything terribly new. >> Was that none in there? On April 8th, 2024, officers were dispatched to the local Walmart in Athens, Georgia after loss prevention alerted them about a repeat offender. According to staff, the woman had a history of returning to steal from the store, and this time they caught her in the act. >> Take the best. >> Okay. He'd be the one I trust the most. >> Yeah. Hi. Do you have your ID on email? >> I don't. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Cada. >> Is it? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going leave your hand on your back. You have warrants. Okay. >> Okay. Here. >> You want to set that down for me? Here. Here. Put that in your pocket. Okay. Um, here. You want to take her phone real quick? >> Thank you. There we go. 1095 with her in the clothing section. >> Okay. So, is that your buggy over there? Ma'am, do you have your purse or anything over there? >> Yeah. >> We're at the baby apparel. Uh, looks like a 28. >> Looks like we got computer system time. >> Okay. >> I didn't steal anything. >> Yeah, you not this time. I can't charge you with it, but that doesn't mean I'm not going to put it into my computer system. All right, head back to your office. >> Yeah, I'm going to take this to the service. Let him bring it up. >> 3750. We're heading back to the service desk in 76. Come over here to the LP office on the right entrance. >> Officers escort her to the LP office for a search. She's found with an ankle monitor and is on probation, confirming multiple past legal issues. Hey, we got her just cuz they she didn't actually steal anything yet, but they stopped their uh full of craft right there. Do you have anything on you that will stick me, hug me, anything like that? >> Okay, >> so I'm going pull this off real quick. Make sure nothing >> underneath there's put this back on. Can I ask him how long? >> All right. >> Uh, I guess you have probation warrants and everything. >> Well, you're on ankle monitor. >> Although she hadn't stolen anything this time, she had a buggy full of items. LP confirms she was recognized immediately by her ankle monitor and bonnet. Hey, >> do you mind putting my body back on my head? Like >> Okay, hold on. >> So, what we got, sir? >> Uh, he she didn't actually get a chance to steal anything. I got him ringing up the buggy just to see how much it was going to be, but she had these with her. Got other cases on her. My partner has case on her. Um, we've been talking to Franco about it. >> Scared to hurt me like you can. But, um, >> I just they I was at lunch. They called me and said, "Hey, girl in the bonnet, ankle monitor." I was like, "Yeah, that's probably her. I'm on my way back." Called Franco on the way down the road, told him she was here. And he went ahead and said, "Oh, this way." >> Okay. >> It's uh not going to be any charge on us this time other than what he'll he's taken from the warrant he got from the past. But, uh, I can't charge her with anything today. Conceal or anything. >> Oh, she's got the barring too >> as well. >> Uh, you guys, >> how are you doing? >> Living the dream. talking about you. >> Sorry. >> So, I set off your alarm coming out here. >> The two things that didn't look used were this and this. >> I'm going to real quick, >> but something set off that alarm. So, >> it looks like it's been used a little bit. >> A little dirty in there. So, I don't think this is ours. We wouldn't care. I don't know. Yeah, that's >> Yeah, we still >> unless she has like a magnet or something maybe in there. >> Right in mind. Do you wish or are you going to answer my questions now? >> Okay. >> I didn't see anything look terribly new. >> Was none in there? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what's going on today? Uh >> Oh, no. Yeah. >> What? What happened with the the plastic bags that you got? Said you have to take the shoes off real quick so I can check inside there. >> No. My cell phone. >> You have anything that belongs to? >> I don't. >> Okay. Here you go. >> Okay. What would you get? >> What are the plastic bags for that? >> Nothing. Yes. >> Have you been arrested here before? >> Yeah, that's not ours. >> Have you been trespassed from here? >> Um, >> you're saying you have >> I'm saying like I've been arrested for trespassing here. >> You're saying you've been trespassed? You weren't allowed to come back here. >> Bard? Yeah. >> What? So, how come you came back if you need a bard? >> Stupid. >> Stupid. Okay. Uh Louis as far as a previous barring go and put the case number in uh the cab. >> Did you know you had any warrant for your arrest? No. I figured it. >> Okay. Uh what's your phone number? >> I don't know about that. >> It's fine. >> Katie admits she returned despite being banned calling her actions stupid. Officers note she has existing warrants and no money or wallet. Thank you. Apparently with somebody was under in the bank not >> so you had all the money to pay for all this stuff. >> That's my fault. >> I didn't see a wallet. Well, she does. >> I mean, this is going to be a lot. Like, that's a lot of junk in there. They worry about the the secret shoppers, they call us, but they don't worry about the regular associates who are watching just as hard. I got good people in here that while I hate being interrupted on lunch, >> at least we're clear on that. >> I know that if I have to run back that they know what they're talking about. >> Mhm. >> So if I'm not being charged like I'm still here. >> Well, >> well, you were getting a charge for Colonel Trust File cuz he' been barred from here before. You also have outstanding warrants, Mr. House >> and everything. So you are going to jail. I know what I'm saying about is there still like here like as far as the >> Well, I got to go through check make sure and all that. Um, >> we're about to go out to the car in a second. >> Yeah, don't worry. >> In fact, pull my car up. It's on the other side. >> Yeah, you're right. >> But yeah, it's very suspicious that you have all these items or anything got. But, uh, does she have a wallet? >> I didn't see a wallet. The only thing she had on her was her phone. Despite her claims of intending to pay via phone app, officers emphasize her long shoplifting history and confirm multiple warrants for theft. >> Also giving your past history >> when you said your phone. >> Okay. And then there's also your past history, lots of past history of shoplifting from here. Uh, and we've actually been looking for you for a while. Here's a couple photos and pictures of you shoplifting [music] from here before >> and all that. So, >> which is actually some of your other warrants. You have warrants for shoplifting. >> I believe you have some other warrant for Shoplift. >> Come in here. He's going to tell you again pretty much been borrowed. Please listen. Please. Walmart got like a zillion dollars. Like it's damn near impossible. You're probably better off doing crime at the Secret Service than than to come here after you've been barred. Like there's cameras everywhere. Ple please. Like you just set yourself up. And I've been doing this for like 10 years. It's security is so sophisticated. It's imposs I wouldn't do crime and I I know where all this stuff is. It's It's Walmart got like a billion dollars, a billion. Please sis, don't don't do this to yourself in the future. Just just It ain't worth it. Or if you got to go to Walmart, just go to another Walmart. Don't go here cuz cuz when they borrow people like they are actively looking. They're not even looking for new people. They're looking for the people that they've already borrowed just so they can have a come up and you look like a very smart person. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. So, here's the plan. They're going to come by. They're going to rebar you for 2 years. that I'm going to take you to jail and when people want me to go get a watch to get your car. >> Officers lecture her saying Walmart surveillance is too advanced to risk returning after being banned. They rebar her for two more years >> for 2026 this month. So >> I literally just dropped >> I mean I know who you are now especially. I know your tattoos now. I know your ankle monitor. You have a fancy thing for these bonnets. But just stay out of the store and you stay out of trouble. Go somewhere else and try it. But don't do it here. So I was like, "Let me get over here." All right. Yeah. If you want to transport her. >> All right. Let me get your bag and then we're going to head out to my car. Okay. >> You like a piece in your car, >> man. >> If you want to stand by here, Williams, >> I'll be back. >> LP recounts catching her before with suspicious behavior. They estimate she selected $2,53,000 worth of merchandise. >> Can you do that? Okay. All right. The shades back on my head. >> Back up. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. There you go. >> Looks like y'all are having fun tonight. >> Sounds like y'all been having fun >> all day. >> Must be the eclipse. >> Probably. At least we're going to put it on it, right? >> Yeah. She was charged with criminal trespass and theft by shoplifting, both of which she plead guilty to. An additional count of criminal trespass was also included in the charges. As a result, she was sentenced to 240 days of confinement on August 9th, 2024. Even seasoned shoplifterss can't outsmart persistent surveillance and prior bans. Returning to a store you're barred from almost guarantees arrest and added charges.