Stop. I got I'm blind. >> I'm going to have you step set up, >> babe. I'm blind. >> Okay. >> And I have a baby. >> Come on. >> YES, I AM. >> PLEASE, please don't >> just face the vehicle. >> Please, please don't. >> This isn't going to turn into a fight. >> Please, please don't arrest me. >> You'd have to be pretty foolish to try shoplifting in the first place. But the criminals in today's video take that foolishness to a whole new level. Don't expect any criminal masterminds here. Their attempts to outwit the police are about as effective as using a screen door on a submarine. >> First time living alone. And I [ __ ] up, bro. I know. I [ __ ] up. I'm I'm being stupid. You can do anything. Just don't take me to jail. Please. You can give me a fine. I'll do >> On February 1st, 2025, police responded to a report of a woman shoplifting at Walmart. Officers quickly intercepted her at the exit and instructed her to cooperate. >> Please, please, Alina County. I I'll go to four. Hey, come here. >> Oh, sorry. >> Come here. Put your stuff down. >> Okay. >> Put yourself down. >> What? >> He told me to go charge my phone to show you the online order. >> Okay. We're going to go this way. >> Can I grab my purse real quick? >> Where's your purse at? >> Right there. >> Well, it's coming with us. >> Okay. Take a seat, please. over there. >> So, the reason we have you in here today is this OC. >> Is this OC? >> What's that name? >> Organized retail crime. >> I don't know. >> Are you boosting for anyone? >> Oh, no. No. I just I just I just got my first apartment. And >> what's your middle name? >> It's my my dad's initial M. >> Okay. >> I know I know you're an officer and I know you can extend courtesy and I know I made a mistake, but please please I'll send me a county. I I'll go to court. I'll do community service. I'll pay the friends. I know I [ __ ] up. If you guys need to put me on a on a payment plan that I need to come here and pay everything, I'll do whatever. Just please don't send me to county. I've never been to jail and I just can't go to county. I can't do that to my parents. I don't want to tell them. Okay. >> Made me embarrassed. >> Well, you should have saw your parents before you started. >> I messed up. I know. My aunt's an NYPD officer. So, if you can extend any courtesy for me and just not take me to jail, I'll deal with every other consequence that I have to deal with. >> Question. Have you done this before? Um, I did it once. Yeah. Uh, I think Target. >> Were you arrested for it? >> No. >> And another one. >> Officers verified her identity and discovered she had been arrested a month earlier for a similar theft. She insisted she was changing and getting therapy. >> Walmart. I never got arrested for it and it was not above like $300 >> a month ago. >> Yeah. Actually, at Walmart they took me county cuz it was there but that was that's not Oklahoma City County. And I got a lawyer and I'm I'm doing everything I can. I This is my first time living by myself. I I don't know if you can see this, but I had November 5th and the >> What was it for? >> The Walmart situation and he dropped it to just disorderly conduct. If I don't know if you can see that. >> Yeah, we'll be able to find it. So, basically the deal is if you have a conviction for Lars within 10 years, you're going to go to jail. Okay. >> Like I have to go to jail. to jail. As far as it's more than $900, I have to go to jail. I will You can >> If you don't have a conviction, then we're not going to do that. But >> um I don't I don't think I don't have a con I don't think I have a conviction. >> Well, then you're not you're probably not >> But if I do have a conviction, can you take me from me? >> No. >> How will you know if I have a conviction or not? >> We're looking up. >> Okay. And there's no there's no courtesy you can extend for me to not >> Absolutely not. You're stealing. >> I know. I know. People make dumb mistakes. >> Well, there's consequences when you make bad decisions, right? >> And I'll make up for them in any other way. I just I don't want to go to I don't want to get raped. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to get raped. >> Do you have a total yet? >> That's the last case from a month ago. >> Did it say the amount on that one? >> This one was 31576. >> Sorry, I'm just anxious. >> Okay. >> So, conviction means that the judge said like I'm charged with this fine, right? >> Well, it's not a fine. >> I'm charged with the crime, right? Charge. >> Okay. That's not happening. No. >> Okay. He's looking it up right now. So if if we do >> and then if I don't have a conviction, I'll just get a ticket and have to go to court. >> Maybe >> if you can any kindness any please don't put me to jail. >> Well, it's not a matter of kindness, right? >> I know it's a I I made a mistake. I know I messed up. >> You've done multiple mistakes. >> I know and I'm working on it and if you not working because you did it again, right? >> I'm sorry. I can't I can't even believe that that you would a month ago get arrested for doing this and then come right. >> When informed she could face new charges, she broke down in tears, begging for leniency and even mentioning a relative in the NYPD, hoping it might prevent her arrest. >> Back and do it again. >> I know it's when when you when you don't have money and you're trying to make ends meet, you're you don't know what to do. >> Okay. I know a lot of people that don't have money that make ends meet without stealing. >> I know. I know. And and if my phone turns back on, like my lawyer made me make an appointment with my therapist and discuss it with them to like I can show you all of that and like I'm a good person. I'm an honor student. I can show you that like this is just my first time living alone and I [ __ ] up, bro. I know I [ __ ] up. I'm I'm being stupid. You can do anything. Just don't take me to jail, please. You can give me a fine. I'll do community service. I'll do anything. So you are going to be trespassed from all Walmarts. You guys did it literally a month ago. >> Is that forever? >> Um it's for 2 years but so let's say you on Sam's Club and they they can pull you up. >> Okay. >> Uh it's tech Walmart property. >> So it's all Walmart Sam's Club Walmart gas station gas station or anything incorporated. >> So um next month I should be getting a pharmacy job. If you guys give me the total amount of what I've stolen and I come and pay all the amount back, could you slip that? >> That's not my decision. And that's not even like >> Is that something that I could do though? >> Um, you'd have to contact our home office people and then they'll be >> So, could you give me a price of everything from both Walmart so that I can know so that maybe hopefully I have the funds and I can like, you know, fix what I >> what I have to wait till he gets >> Okay. >> All that. >> So, I'm sorry. I'm I'm I'm sorry I'm talking a lot. I'm just anxious. So, it's your discretion to take me to jail or not? >> I mean, up to a certain point, if you have a conviction now. >> Okay. So, if I haven't come have a conviction, you won't take me? >> Not necessarily. We'll see. >> Okay. Is there anything I can do to make this issue for better for Walmart? Like, do community service like pay slowly pay it back? Like, is there anything I can do? >> Cuz I know I [ __ ] up. I was stupid. I [ __ ] up. I was I don't I don't want this to be my life. Like, I said I would want to be a pharmacist. like I want to have a life. I just made a stupid decision. I'm just stupid. I'm a good person. Like I do a lot. I do community service. I help people. I just made a terrible mistake today. But this is not who I am. It's my first time moving out and I just I just I just wanted everything and I'm stupid and I'm sorry. I don't know if you know the answer to this. If I do go to jail, do you know how long I have to be there for? >> I don't know. Police explained that due to the value of the stolen items and her repeat offense, jail time was unavoidable. The suspect panicked and continued pleading, but the law applies to everyone. >> How much was it? >> 7. >> Okay. It wasn't a,000. >> What was it? >> 750. >> $7.50. >> Oh, no. 750. 750. >> Okay. So, it wasn't a,000. Okay. >> So, the the 750 is the total amount that she took. Is that right? >> So, I think you're going to take me to jail. >> 750 is not looking good. >> It's not 1,000. So please >> I'm just telling you're pretty That's pretty close,000. >> I know. I know. >> It wasn't like in and the stuff about you being broker that >> No, I know. I know. I know. >> You're you're taking rugs and >> I know I'm just taking house stuff like a vacuum, a mop, like >> you know, and I know 750 is not, but you know, it's not it's not a,000. So if you can just give me that cuz it's not a,000. Please just extend any kind of courtesy you can't. >> It's not about courtesy. >> I know, but you said a thousand. It's not >> said a thousand is a felony. We arrest people a lot of times for stuff that's not a felony. >> Okay. >> Here's the deal. Sorry it took me so long. It took me a while to find you in the system. >> Okay. >> It sounds like whenever you do that, you're just trying to change your name so that we don't >> Oh, no. No. That's why I gave you my address and I could give you my social security right now. >> No, I found you. Yeah, that's not my point. My point is >> No, I gave you both. I tried to give you and I also gave him both names, Edua as well. Yeah, just cuz I'm >> You got to stop it literally almost. >> Okay. Well, how did she spell her name? >> This one. >> Okay. Yeah, that's her name in the system. Well, that's not the name that she gave me initially. >> Okay. >> So, deal. Um, >> are you giving me false info? >> No, I didn't give you false. >> That could be an additional charge. Okay. Wait, but I gave you I gave you the correct spelling of both names, though. >> Bottom line is 691 worth of stuff. You're going to counting. Okay. >> Okay. No, you've done this multiple times. You ob you just got arrested for it a month ago and you just did it again, which shows us that you have absolutely no contrition for what you did. >> I know >> you weren't stealing essential items. >> You were stealing a vacuum, a broom. >> We're not talking about it. >> You're going to jail. After completing the necessary paperwork, police informed her she was permanently banned from all Walmart and Sam's Club locations. She continued to cry and plead, but the decision stood. >> But can I say something? My lawyer My lawyer told me that if it's not if it's below $900 that I don't have to go to jail. >> Your lawyer doesn't make decisions on who >> Okay. I'm sorry. I don't I don't mean to offend you or anything, but please all I I I know you want I know you want to take me to county. I know you do, but please >> why would I want to do that? >> Because you're doing your job and I and I respect that and I respect that. But I also know I also know if I don't know like how this like there's someone ringed above you or anything. If he was able to give me a chance, he would give me a chance. So can you give me can you give me that chance? >> So basically what's going to happen is they said that they're going to allow you to keep your car here in the parking lot. So we're not going to impound it. >> Okay. But you're going to have to have some when you ever you get out or get your phone call, you're going to have to have someone pick up your car other than you cuz you can't come back here because you're trespass. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we're going to refund the items that you paid for. So, they're going to take care of that. >> And can I keep the items or No, >> I mean you're going to jail. You're not going to be allowed to have them there. >> Can I just like put put them in my car key cuz I'll take my car key with me. >> When you take a switch, what do you actually pay for? >> Yeah. So, I I think they're cutting you a break by giving me a refund. >> Okay. Can I Can I say one thing without you hating me? I know you already hate me right now. >> I don't hate you. >> If you have Yeah, you might have kids. You might not have kids. We're not We're not going to keep >> No, if if you could just extend the courtesy for me if your kids made a mistake. Please don't do this to me. >> I hurt anybody. >> It'll break my parents heart. Officer, please. Please give me a chance. Please. >> Uh >> yeah, we should be good to go. >> Officer, please. Please. >> You You did this. >> I know. I know. I did this right now. Blaming us. >> I know. I know. I'm not blaming you guys. I just My aunt's an NYPD officer and she tells me she sends courtesy to people all the time because >> Okay. I I would really appreciate if you stop said courtesy cuz it's not a courtesy. You just stole $600. >> I know. And I made a mistake and I'm aware of it and I want you to know I'm aware of it and I and I will whatever you want me to do, I will show you changes actively. I will I will do it. Please. >> We should be good to go here then. Um you guys need anything else? Officer appreciates you guys. >> All right, you guys take care. Let's go and stand up for me. All right, >> officer. Please stand up. >> Thank you. >> You know where the car is. I just don't want my my parents or my family members to see me. >> Finally, officers escorted her to the patrol car for transfer to the county jail. >> Please, officer. I'll do anything. I'll do hours of community service. I'll change an option. >> You don't you don't have the authority to do that. If you have the authority, please just help me. And I'm sorry I'm being annoying, but please just don't send me to county. Please, officer. I'll do anything. I'll do anything. I'll do community service hours every day. I'll do anything. >> Go ahead and take a seat. Okay. >> I'll do anything. Officer, please. Officer. >> Officer, please >> get in the car. Okay. >> I'm going to county. I'm >> closing the door. You're going to county. Get inside the car. I'm closing the door. Get in. >> There's no way to take me to county. >> No. >> Okay. I'm >> Put your head in. Put your head in. Yeah, let's step out. Stay right there. Nice. Will >> you like Percy? Stay right there. >> Stay right there. Face my car. >> Like back like this. >> Who you just face my car? >> Oh, face your car. Sorry. >> Different way of learning. >> All right. We're going to walk inside. Okay. >> Do I walk in front of you? >> Yeah. I know you didn't want to go to jail. That's what happened. >> I know. >> But you need to hopefully you learned your lesson. We're not going to do it again. Okay. Cuz it >> face this way. >> Walk straight. Yep. What are you walk? >> Yeah, the stairs. >> What happens now? Like >> we're going to wait our turn to get in line. We're going to go in there. They're going to book you in. They just basically process you. You just sign up. They take us off. >> The men and women are separate, right? >> In their in the same room. >> Well, there's only two people room >> like we're in the same holding cell. >> No, you'll be in a different holding cell. >> Okay. >> We're going to go into this room. They book you, they process you, then you go to medical place, talk to a nurse, then you go to >> She now faces potential charges for retail theft and providing false information to law enforcement. Taking even minor items without paying can turn into a serious legal problem. Think twice before acting on impulse. 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. DON'T YOU stop it. Stop it. >> On July 3rd, 2025, officers confronted a woman, Grace, at Target after being caught stealing 1,05359 tons worth of merchandise. They review the stolen items which include food, apparel, electronics, and miscellaneous items. >> Have my wallet be valuable. >> Why do people think not having something gives them the right to steal it? >> Good afternoon. >> Um, we do have a subject in custody right now. She's abandoned in the office. If I can take you over that way. >> Okay. This is the >> Is this all this stuff? >> It's all of this. Yeah. >> All of this. >> It's a total of 105359. >> 1053,000. >> Yeah. 53. >> Jesus. Okay. >> My last one was 700. >> Hello. What's up? What's up? >> So, what do we got? >> So, pretty much all that. Seen her select it all and then just walk out without pain. >> Okay. All right. What's your name? >> Grace. >> Grace. All right. Grace, what's going on with all this stuff here? >> I'm really homeless. I tried to walk out just to at least have something to my name or be able to chill out and I don't know. My phone just got broke. My wallet just got stolen. I came from a situation at my boyfriend's house. I tried to go to my mom's house. She ended up having everyone come into my room and steal from me. So, I headed down to Chicago with an old friend. Me and them ended up getting into a fight. So, now I'm here. I'm trying to make ends meet. Officers note that although the total stolen amount qualifies as a felony, most items were essential for a homeless person. They consider issuing a local ordinance ticket instead of pressing criminal charges. >> I stank. All I wanted was panties and socks to begin with this [ __ ] but I was I was going to put all that [ __ ] into suitcase and make my way. >> Okay. Do you have ID? >> No, sir. Like I said, my wallet was just stolen from me. >> Wallet was stolen. Did you report that? Uh, what phone? >> Don't need a phone. You could walk into a police station. >> It's a photocopy ID. I wish I wish I had more to my name to have my wallet be valuable, honestly. >> Okay, so it's a female um down on her luck. Had a bunch of stuff stolen from her, fighting whatever with the boyfriend. Uh they got a receipt of over $1,000 worth, but it's like a whole bunch of just like food items, uh drinks, just miscellaneous stuff that would literally be for a homeless person. Looks like a mat backpack. >> Discussion between officers about whether to press charges or handle the situation via a local ordinance. Grace becomes defensive and argumentative but remains cooperative. >> All right. What uh you guys seen her before? >> No, separation. >> Okay. Um I just called my sergeant and just wanted to make sure. Uh do you guys are you guys okay with a local ordinance? >> Um I would be just the fact that if whenever it's a huge amount like this, they want us to press charges like the amount. >> Okay. Isn't it 300 bucks? My sergeant's pushing for given the circumstances. Homeless. You guys got the stuff back. Uh just given the circumstances. >> That's what I told him over the phone. Okay. >> She's cooperative. But obviously up to you guys. Just letting you know what what he's suggesting we do. >> Again, just running everything by you, letting you know what the sergeant says and thinks. Are you okay with that? Okay. We'll >> do that. I'll see what she says. Uh, >> gotcha with info. Most everything was like food and like Yeah, like >> what all were you buying today? >> Nothing as you can see. >> I mean, it's a lot of it's a lot of things. >> Yeah, I was going in there. >> Bunch of apparel. Bunch of electronics. >> A bunch of electronics. Let me see that real quick here because I ain't I ain't touch mother. Y'all going to try to [ __ ] up in my mother. >> Grace. Grace, don't get loud. All right. No, because at the end of the day, >> don't get loud. All right, listen to what he has to say. >> I'm not trying to push authority on them. I'm not pushing authority. >> You don't try to make your voice louder than mine when you try to start dominant. You don't you're not I'm not in your Okay, >> I'm talking the same tone as I did when I first came in here. Okay, >> I'm literally reading off this receipt that they have. >> Everything is categorized. apparel, electronics, three items, groceries, health and beauty, home, stationary, and office supplies, and toys. Okay, that's all I'm reading to you. I'm just trying to talk to you. All right, I talked to my sergeant. >> He is more than willing to just charge with a local ordinance. >> Illinois, >> it's a local ordinance. I don't even know what y'all are talking about. >> I'll explain it to you. Okay, >> no need to give Illinois. >> Ordinance is a ticket basically in Rosemont as opposed to you being charged criminally through the courts. All right, this is a felony amount. Not trying to insert dominance. Okay, I think everybody here would agree. I'm talking to you with respect, not raising. Grace emphasizes the danger of being on the streets without supplies, expressing fear for her safety. Officers begin processing her, including cuffing, while accommodating her request to be cuffed on the left hand. >> My tone. All right. Suggestion is that you cooperate and continue to because you have so far. all winter. >> And again, >> with the store's approval and my sergeant's approval, we can just charge you given the circumstances. Homeless >> down on your luck. We're not trying to you. Excuse my language. If I go in those streets without some of those supplies, guess what's going to happen to me on that CTA? I'm going to be snatched up and left in a ditch. And then you're going to be the one discovering my body. How are you going to like that one? Young Grace slit open in the middle of a ditch. You don't even recognize my face because of how up I am. Cuz that's what happens to young girls in the middle of the night in Chicago. Tell me I'm wrong. >> All right. Do you want to talk yourself into a felony? >> Not talking myself into anything. I'm being honest. If you don't want to hear the truth, if you want to be brainwashed, >> I'm being straightforward with you. Okay. All right. I'm going to go out to the car, start this uh check on the DL image. Uh, can we cuff her to the bench? Uh, and then I will be back. >> Are you right-handed or left-handed? >> Uh, am I left-handed or right-handed? >> Correct. >> I am right-handed. Is there any way we can put it on my left though, so I can have these to cushion the cuffs? Pretty please. We can do it. >> Grace expresses discomfort with officers standing too close. Officers confirm her identity and plan to fingerprint her. She asserts her rights requesting a female deputy for searches or pat downs. >> Okay, we're not going to put them on dead tight. Trust me. Okay, I'm going to put them on your left cuz you're right-handed. >> I'm going to go back to the car, wait for the positive ID based on picture. Um, >> won't hurt. >> And then as long as everything's still the same, kosher, same route. Okay, with that. All right, I'll be back. But do you understand that I'm kind of in the corner and you're kind of standing above me? So this is a little bit of an intimidating situation. So if you could please step step back a little bit that would make mefortable between us. >> Well actually co distance is six. >> Okay. Well >> sir, >> you're going to have to be in close proximity. >> I might have pneumonia and you're making me uncing comfortable. >> And that's assault. You want to assault an office? >> I'm not assaulting nobody because he's coming. He's Why are you moved. >> Why can't you stand back there? >> Would you like me to step back? >> Okay. >> All right. All right. Grace, still trying to confirm your identity. All right. How old are you? >> 25. >> 25. Okay. All right. So, what's going to happen is uh we're going to take you back to the station. >> Okay. We have to fingerprint you to confirm your identity. All right. Are there going to be any issues when we get your fingerprints back? You're not wanted. Your different name. What's that? >> Not counting on it. >> Not counting on it. >> Tension escalates as Grace resists claiming assault and expressing distress. Officers manage her physically while trying to calm her down. >> Gro me and hurt me. >> There's multiple witnesses. Cameras are on. All right. Okay. >> I I just I don't necessarily feel comfortable with the grown man's hands on top of me. >> There's a lot of other people present. Obviously, I'm not going to do anything. >> It would just make me feel more comfortable if you got a female deputy on scene. >> All right. Well, we don't run now. We're going to run you back. >> Well, sir, I really don't feel comfortable in this position without a female. >> Well, so you're going to assault me. You're going to touch me without my permission. >> That's what that is. >> Legally do my job. Okay. >> You are legally going to assault me and touch me without my permission. Can you stand up for me? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Are you going to make us make you stand up? Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Don't touch me. You about to grop my [ __ ] >> Don't you touch >> Stop it. Stop it. >> HEY, YOU'RE TOUCHING MY POOP. HE'S TRYING TO GRAB THE HE'S TRYING TO GRAB IT. STOP. LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. Any injuries? I'm good. >> YOU SLAP ME IN MY FACE WITH YOUR COUGH, YOU PIGS. >> GRACE, are you injured at all? >> Yes. >> All right, we'll call the medics. >> Your [ __ ] my bag chang. He's going to adjust it. Stop moving. >> I got two grown men on top of me as A YOUNG GIRL. YOU ARE HURTING ME. >> Stop moving. >> You good? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> CALM THE OFF OF ME. YOU >> calm down. >> YOU CALM DOWN. Calm down. >> YOU GOT MY ONE CUP. Calm down. >> That's a prank. >> You can't adjust that. >> WHEN YOU CALM DOWN, >> when you calm down, I can adjust it on you. I wish you calm down. Clearly, I wish death on you. >> I can adjust it. >> All right. STOP. >> You know 3015. Officers provide calming instructions and attempt to manage Grace's panic. She prays and continues to express fear and distress while officers work to stabilize the situation. >> Everyone, are you about to GET YOUR [ __ ] BACK OUT OF YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOU? You psych. >> Okay. Are you going to calm down? >> Are you going to calm down? >> So, you're threatening me. >> Are you going to calm down? It's a question. Are you going to calm down? You might >> are you going to calm down? We're not going to get you up until we're comfortable that you can remain calm. Okay. >> Well, since you have a target 7,000 Nheim, it's going to be >> in the I refuse to speak to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Which is fine. >> You still got a job to do. You >> Is that from her? >> I think that's from her. >> Okay. >> You bleeding anywhere? >> Yeah. She's got a cut on her face. >> On her face? Yeah. Okay. All right. >> NorCon 301, do we have medics in >> row 104, you can advise for a psyche val >> and a female offender bleeding from the face and just document that there was a physical altercation with this subject. my car. That's why my terrible car. >> Grace, breathe. Grace, >> calm down. Calm down through your nose and out your mouth. Grace, my lips, >> calm down. We'll grab them. Don't grab them. OKAY. >> Take a deep breath. Please, please take these evil men down. Lord, please. Please help me. Please help. You got to calm down. Okay, you have to calm down. >> I got them. I got them. I got them right here. >> He took them and they were not. Stop. Stop. Okay. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT. GRACE, YOU HAVE TO TRY TO CLIMB DOWN. OKAY, >> GRACE, take a deep breath. >> Focus on your breathing. All right. >> Grace is assisted to stand and officers ensure her safety and compliance during the process. >> Despite her discomfort with the lack of a female paramedic, she is ultimately secured. >> Grace, >> we need your cooperation. Okay. >> Grace, we're going to have to stand you up so we can That's what SHE >> LISTEN. OKAY, relax for one second. Just relax for one second. Okay, just relax. >> All right, can you walk over to the cut? >> Oh my god. We're going to get him. We're going to get him. Oh, just take a seat right here. Okay. >> All right. Can you stretch out your legs for me? >> Thank you. >> Okay. Sit back. >> It's okay. >> Here, I'm going to borrow that leg really quick. I don't like >> Just say the back a little bit. Okay. >> Just Just some straps for safety. I need a girl. I need a girl. >> We don't We don't have a woman paramedic available right now. Okay. >> Wait, what's your name? >> I need a girl. I need a girl. >> We don't have a female paramedic. >> I don't feel comfortable under you. >> So, where did Who got struck where? >> Uh, didn't really I I don't think I really got struck. >> She just kind of slammed me backwards. She pushed her leg down to resist the wall. Okay. I don't think she really struck me or anything. >> I'm trying to see if we need to charge him. That's why I'm not. >> Yeah. >> If anything, I'm I would think resisting at most. >> You didn't break. >> Grace is arrested and charged with felony theft, resisting arrest, and obstruction. The video ends with a call to viewers to comment, like, and subscribe. Minor thefts can have major consequences. Your record matters more than the item. That thief thought they had it all figured out, but the next one even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> They already give you a rundown of what's going on, I assume, before they brought you back here. >> She did my recording. >> Oh. >> On August 24th, 2025, police get a report about a guy cruising around in a stolen vehicle like it's his weekend rental. Officers walk up for what should have been a simple stop >> or longer than that. >> Yep. Did we deal with you before? >> Yeah. >> What happened to me? >> It's been a long one. >> So, they already give you a rundown of what's going on, I assume, before they brought you back here. >> She admitted. She noticed that she >> Okay. was like 4 days. >> Oh. >> Oh, you got warrants, too. >> Um, >> do do you have a driver's license in your purse >> or ID card? >> No, because they didn't give me my ID. I I don't know why. I I waited and wait and I went to the shower and asked her if they had my ID and she said that she said it might. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What's your name? >> Sound familiar. Once he's under control, they pat him down, secure anything suspicious, and slide him into the patrol car. Then comes the Miranda rightites. Does it sound familiar? Yeah, you've been around me before. You know me. >> What's your social ratio? >> 24. I got one by social. I got to get >> What's your date of birth, man? >> I need to get surgery on my knees, so I can't work. >> You got to walk around this store for like two hours of this hard. Yeah, I knew your name. You said your name. I knew you got more. So I said your name yesterday. >> I was for sure if it was in July. I wasn't for sure when my poor date was I don't I'm such a I'm going to be sitting in jail for a while. >> I don't know. Are you on probation or anything? >> Yeah. Sit there. Here. If >> it's a fade to appear warrant, I would imagine you'll see a judge more probation decides to do. >> If a probation violates you, if Cheyenne violates you, then maybe it a few days longer or whatever. >> He's going to violate me. I just got a feeling he is. >> Petty theft from two three years ago >> or longer than that. already violent you can check it out. >> He didn't violate me, but I'm sure he's going to >> I'll just I'll forgo the summons and I'll just direct him. >> What you say? >> He resists, flails, wiggles, basically everything except cooperating. But officers stay calm and handle him like they've seen this movie a thousand times. >> Huh? What did you say? >> Oh, nothing. So, I'm just going to attach the if they want in the event they want charges, which depending upon what the value of the items you took were they probably will then I just >> leave it for jail. I don't have to cuz she has prior. >> Ah, okay. >> And she at the top. >> Yeah. What did I do? I ran. >> No, you were in the office. But um I did run bag. >> You have gloves by chance on you, >> but um >> I didn't grab any out of my car. >> Yeah, it looks like we got a trespass on her. >> Yeah, she's already trespass. >> I've got rubber gloves in my car, too. >> Real quick, I'll grab the board behind here. Give it to the prior, Rachel. We're going to have to bar you again. um signed the last one. So, but I'll go over it again for you. That's all Walmarts in the world. That's Sam's Clubs and the Murphy gas stations. So, if someone's shopping for you and you're seeing in the parking lot, technically they can call and you can be. >> It's like he's freestyling excuses. Meanwhile, officers just document everything and contact the real owner of the vehicle who absolutely did not lend him the car. Yeah. Arrested for criminal trespasses being in the park. >> I printed it out for you. >> Oh, okay. >> That way you got a copy of it. >> You know, to prove to the judge that she was already trespass. >> I was just making sure he said he had to do another one. So, >> well, we always do a second one to reup. >> Gotcha. Oh, that cuz that restarts the time. >> Yeah. >> To reiterate >> cuz you guys do every two years now, don't you? >> It's usually two years, but if they run, we give them we hit them for more than two years. >> We have one year, two year or indefinite. I got you. >> Depending on what goes on, you know what I mean? >> So, so from my my standpoint right now, Rachel, just being upfront with you, you're going to go to jail on the warrant. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um, sounds like you were barred from here previously from a theft. So, you're going to be charged additionally with criminal trespass and then the theft of the items taken. Okay. So, my advice to you, once you get all this stuff taken care of, you probably ought to go to the hospital and get your knee looked at >> prior to prior to going in a store and trying to steal some clothes. Seems to be >> I don't have any clothes. I mean, tell you right now, there's plenty plenty of people running around town right now handing out clothes. [ __ ] loads and I mean shitloads of clothes. >> I see them all over town handing out clothes on tables from here, too. I say the only receipt we have right now is for the popcorn that she's got there with her. >> And uh is that receipt in the bag? Yeah, there's stuff in the bag. >> All inside the bag. >> Yeah, some of that uh spray makeup stuff like or the cans and stuff taking in here. >> Nothing that's going to stick me, stab me, or anything. Open the needles. Plus the medications. It's my question. >> What's up? >> Do you know one of our cell phones just told me that they was bringing out pieces to this machine for dump and it would have been in like the last 3 hours. Um, >> what uh what kind of drugs do you use? >> Mhm. Kind of what kind of drug what kind of drugs do you use? >> Maintenance to the pharmacy for trash pickup. >> Those start your >> start your >> Just take those. Are you prescribed? >> No, I've been prescribed. Officers finally present the actual evidence and suddenly the suspect runs out of creativity and explanations. Where'd you get the >> gave me so bad? my put anything here. I'll just go through this more thoroughly at the jail. >> In the end, he's looking at charges for autotheft, resisting law enforcement, and giving officers a story with more plot holes than a low-budget action movie. Sometimes the truth hurts, but lying your way through a stolen car case hurts way more. Cooperate early. It's cheaper than adding three extra charges. Now, what about my bike? >> Store staff recognize a familiar face. A repeat shoplifter previously caught on video leaving in unpaid clothing. This time they monitor him closely as he cuts tags, damages merchandise, and heads to the register while already wearing items he hasn't paid for. >> He is in my line right now, but I'm going to go ahead and see if he'll buy his items so that way we can get him trespassed. >> Yeah, for sure. >> Oh, no. I do have a video of him walking out though, wearing our clothes. Um, and then he came in right now and I had noticed him and I sent it to my manager. I was like, "Do we know this person?" Like the main manager. And he was like, "Oh yeah, that's the guy that walked out wearing our clothes." And um, >> when was that? >> Let me look. I have the video. >> Was it within the last month or so? >> Not in the last month, I don't think. I think it was like go back and then he was trying to cut hard tags off. I do have it on video as well today. >> Today? Yeah. >> Did he cut any? >> Um I'm I'm not sure if he got it off or not >> or damage any >> I'm sure he damaged the clothes. Yeah. He damaged the clothes. >> Yeah, you could see him going with the scissors. >> Oh, do you want to pursue char? >> Um, sure. Yeah, you could do that. >> I don't know if I'm able to pursue from the last one, too. But >> well, if you have video of today, we can go with that. >> All right. Yeah, I'll go ahead and pull it up. >> Or if you got the clothes, take a look. >> Oh, no. He's in line with it right now. Staff discuss with police whether to let him pay or move forward with charges, pointing to surveillance footage showing him in stolen clothes. >> Yeah. I just had >> You want to let him pay for the clothes? >> Yeah, we can let him pay for it. I mean, if he's going to pay for it, pay for it. But Hello. >> Um, so if he pays for the clothes, you just want to trespass. >> Yes. >> Okay. So that's him walking out. Those are hard curves on him. He's wearing a jacket. >> When confronted, the suspect insists he did pay for the shoes on his feet, but the receipt doesn't match. After some back and forth, he admits he already put them on and is detained. Appreciate it. Thank you. >> Yeah, I know these are your shoes. >> Yeah, those are our shoes you're wearing. You cut them off. >> No, I just paid for them, man. >> No, for these, man. >> I don't see the shoes on here. Where are the other things you had in your cart? >> Which ones? I don't have no blue ones. >> I don't know why, >> dude. I just paid for my stuff, man. >> And then what about the last time you were? >> I ma'am, I haven't been here in over a year. >> So, you said you just paid for those shoes? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. And you put them on already? >> Yeah. I don't What's wrong with it? >> Look, it's just kind of weird. >> You didn't I don't see Yeah, >> I haven't even walked out of the store or nothing, man. >> I get you, bro. I get you. You just put your hands behind your back right now. >> Officers explain he'll face at least a criminal citation and possibly more if warrants are found. The suspect reluctantly removes the stolen shoes and changes back into his own. >> As long as you're clear, um, you know, I can see about the criminal uh citation. >> Okay. But at the very least, it's going to be a criminal citation. >> Yeah. Let me go ahead and >> at uh you you've been in court. >> Are you going to come back or you go back at 135 East? >> It's been a long time. >> Been a long time. Okay. Look, like I said, at the least criminal citation. Okay. At the most the DC, but we figure that out. And can you take those shoes off? >> Thank you. Do you remember how much they were? >> They were 24. >> 24. Okay. You have an idea? >> No. >> I'm going to go look at the video. >> Oh, it's you. I'm talking to my unit real quick. >> I can't get my shoes. >> Huh? >> My shoes. >> Identified as Hector. Officers note he's calmer than during previous encounters. A background check reveals four active warrants, felony larseny, municipal shoplifting, and unpaid fines. >> You know, we all pay for our stuff. You know what I mean? If I pay for my stuff, I expect other people to pay for their stuff. >> What was your first name? >> Hector. >> Hector. Uh, if you don't have a warrant, then >> I probably >> we'll do the citation. >> I probably >> But if you got a warrant, then I got to act on the warrant. >> No phone. You said >> no. So, if I have a warrant, I got >> uh I'm running here right now. This time you were a lot more chill than the last time I dealt with you. >> Huh? >> Yeah. The last time when? >> I don't know. It was a little while ago. >> Wasn't recent. Long time ago. It was a little bit ago. My mom had said that uh I don't know if she at her house >> officers collect his belongings including a bicycle and arrange to deliver them to his mother's house for safekeeping. >> Here for shop >> here for me municip those might be the ones you were thinking about. Um so yeah we'll wait for the total. Okay, for now if I can just Well, we'll wait for the shoes still. Don't forget. >> You think I can finish my coat? >> Wrong foot. Yeah. 42272. >> Now, what about my bike? While waiting, Hector politely asks for food and water. Officers provide beef jerky and a drink, noting his cooperative demeanor. >> Still getting my jerky drink. >> Yeah. Yeah. Just let me have you have a seat and then I'll I'll get you a piece or two. >> All right. Just bear with me. Okay. Yeah. I'm going to see if I can just drop this off at his mom's house. Maybe drop the bike there. I think Oh, you think we can drop the bike off at mom's house? >> You love? >> Yeah. >> Who lives at uh Defiance? >> My mom. >> Your mom? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Uh, are you cool with your mom? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Uh, do you want to see if we can drop this stuff off with your mom or you just want to send her it for safety? >> Yeah, you can drop it off, right? That's what I gave you. >> Yeah, pretty sure. >> Yeah, you can just drop it off. >> Yeah, she's going to be there. >> She should her aunt uh Stella. >> Okay. Stella. Anyone else? >> No, just them too. >> Okay. If they're not there, you just want to leave it there or just >> Yeah, just leave it there in the um >> side. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can I get a little piece of the jerky? >> Yeah. Yeah. Give me a little >> I haven't eaten all day. >> I He opens up about his struggles, homelessness, drug addiction, blues, recovery from surgery, and past experiences of being targeted in violent incidents. He admits shoplifting has been his way of surviving. Yolanda. >> Yolanda. Okay. >> Uh yeah. Um >> you know this um a couple of months back, I don't know if you know him, he works for Metro. >> He asked me to think about I'm ready to get off these blues and get out of here, man. >> Yeah. and tell him that I can help him, that I'm willing to do that. >> Yeah. >> He can just help him get out of here. I can give him what he needs and just moving like his kids and my sister. >> Where were they at? >> Tucson. >> I'm tired. >> Yeah. >> I'm homeless. >> Running into the same [ __ ] with the blue. I just had surgery about a month and a half ago. They took out my appendix and a piece of my spleen and that's it. >> Yeah. Appreciate you. >> I was already saying >> he said uh hold on. He said uh if they're not home, you can just leave it on the side. It's cool. >> Yeah. >> Sorry. You said >> and just >> Yeah. A couple of days ago, I called my mom. I have my stepmom in my room on their sister's home. >> No. >> I called my stepmom and I told her they were already going to catch me. It was It's I mean, it had been close. They had been looking for me right there on Lion or whatever it is. >> Okay. Yeah. >> I called her that day. I just met him. That guy owns the house or lives there. And he told me that you guys were looking for me. So that day I called my mom and I told her that they were going to catch me sooner or later. >> Yeah. >> But I told her about what that guy had said. >> She said to do what I got to do and just get out of here for >> Yeah. >> I forgot his name, but I'm pretty sure you know him. He drives that uh silver Ford four-door. >> I don't know. That's kind of the kind of the gambit they have there. who he is. >> I can make calls though. I know people there. >> Yeah. He pulled me over one time when I was living at the >> How long ago? >> It's been a while, but I was I was staying over there at the Donian apartments, but they beat the [ __ ] out of me. >> Hector expresses regret, insisting he's not a bad person. He acknowledges shoplifting is wrong, but says desperation drives his actions. >> Yeah, I can do that. Yeah, like I said, I know some people I can make calls. >> I'm ready. >> Yeah, fair enough. Fair enough. >> Well, you can keep talking. Uh I'm going to be in the front and start all the paperwork. Okay. Yeah, I just have you lean back. Put the seat belt on. >> Sorry. You're going through all that, man. >> That's not an excuse, bro. It's just >> No, it's not. But >> I've been out of prison for 3 years. That's the longest I've ever been out. >> [ __ ] >> I just got homeless and got hard. I I shoplift to survive. It's not right. >> Yeah. >> I admit it's it's not I've worked my whole life. I know what it is, you know, to provide. >> I don't, you know, I don't know it personally, but I can see where you're coming from. You know, N's no excuse. You know, crime's a a shitty thing to do in any regard, but you know, >> you got your struggles. >> If anything, I'm sorry. You know, I don't I don't mean I'm not a bad guy, man. >> Yeah. I hear what you need. Yep. Hector was detained for shoplifting, caught wearing unpaid merchandise, damaging items, and cutting tags. That alone would normally result in at least a criminal citation for shoplifting. But the bigger issue is his four active warrants, felony larseny, municipal shoplifting, unpaid fines. Stealing may seem like a quick fix, but it only leads to deeper trouble and consequences. Honesty and responsibility are always the better path. No matter how hard life gets, >> I will. You can't. Don't. Don't. >> License, registration, and proof for insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. No. No. We're done. We're done. We're done. Stop. >> Officer stops a vehicle on March 3rd, 2025 for making an illegal left turn into a school parking lot. Driver insists she needs to drop off her daughter and argues the turn is allowed during school hours. >> How am I going to get to the school? That's if it's operating hours. >> It's still there. >> Start going to get to the school. >> Drive down and make a U-turn. >> I understand if it's hours of operation, but I just need to get to the school to drop off my daughter. I'm late. So, if I was cutting it into traffic, that makes sense. >> Well, that makes sense. >> Okay. So, >> no, we're not doing that. I didn't commit a crime. >> Okay. >> I did not commit a crime. >> This is what you're going to you're going to let her go to the school. >> Yes, I am. But I did not commit a crime. >> And then as soon as you're done with that, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> So, you either So, I literally told you you made that left-hand turn where there's >> Listen, let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. >> So, once you drop the kids off in the school, if you refuse to give that to me, you're going to take the ride today. >> Yeah. You're going to put me in jail. >> You're going to go to jail. Crime. >> I'm telling you right now. cameras. >> So, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Officer warns that refusal to provide documentation on a traffic stop can lead to arrest. Driver continues to argue, resists handing over documents, and becomes confrontational. >> Said, "I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance." >> What did I do? >> This is the last time I'm going to ask you. >> Let me know. You can call the supervisor. What did I do? >> So, I'm going to tell you right now. >> I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Supervisor, come. I will. You can't. Don't. Don't. >> License, registration, approve for insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. No. No. We're done. We're done. We're done. Stop. We're done. We're done. We're done. Thank you. Give me another hand. Give me another hand. Give me the other arm. >> No. Stop. And give me the other arm. We're done. We're done with this. We're not playing this. >> We're not doing this today. Nope. >> No. We're not. We're not. You refuse to give it to me. >> Stop. I didn't even give you a reason to stop. >> I'm done with this. I'm not playing this game with you today. You're going to jail. >> Oh, what am I going to >> stop? >> I would stop with my daughter. >> Supervisor clarifies that once lights are initiated, it's a legal traffic stop and the driver cannot walk away. Providing identification is legally required and failing to do so may result in arrest. I never he when he initiated the traffic stop. Did he ask you for your >> documentation? No, he didn't later. Did he did? >> Okay. >> And I said, "Listen, >> so when he initiated the traffic stop and you exited the vehicle, >> I went to take my kid." >> Okay. Did he ask you for or did he advise you of a traffic stop? Okay. >> No, he didn't tell me was the reason he stopped me. >> Okay. Did he advise you there was a traffic stop? >> It was No, he said license and registration. He got out. >> Okay. So, he got out of the vehicle. He got out and he asked for license, registration, and insurance >> in after when I started walking away. >> Okay. And then you said, "Listen, I said I'm going to drop off my kid. I didn't commit an because that left turn it doesn't say does when there's no blinking lights. I just spoke to the assistant principal and they said that doesn't that right. It >> doesn't say that. >> It says no left turn. >> But I didn't >> You can take my Listen, listen. Okay, listen. I understand everything you're going but I'm about to I got hired for the city of the Atlanta. I will give you my license and registration. >> Okay. >> I don't want to ruin my future. I just had an issue with Gardner. >> I just I just want to get this straight. So >> are you supervisor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Listen. >> That's why I'm here. >> Okay. Thank you for Okay. I can give him my license. Listen, Gardner me had an issue before. He said he doesn't remember. Okay. >> Okay. >> He's a little mean. Okay. He is. So, I'm sorry that I was a little mean to you because you've been mean to me earlier. >> Do you understand that we we interact with a lot of people every single day. So, we don't >> mean to me and I said good morning to you and you were mean to me and I actually you and I was being nice. >> Ma'am, um flattering is not going to go. >> I'm not saying that. You're right. You're right. You're being professional. >> Let me let me ask you this. Um he initiated his lights. >> Um he got out of the You got out of the car to drop off your child. He got out of the vehicle, asked for your license, registration, and insurance. You said you were dropping off your child, >> and what what crime did I commit? And then he didn't tell me nothing. >> All right. So, when you came back, did he ask you for your license, registration, and insurance? >> Yes. And then I was like, can I get a supervisor? And I was really going to give it to him. At the end of the day, I was walking. If you look at the camera, >> let me let me explain something to you. All right. Let me let me let me just be honest with you. All right. That's not how this works. All right? When anyone when any law enforcement officer initiates their lights, that is a traffic stop. That is a legal detention. You don't have a legal right to walk away. >> All right. >> Video review shows the deputy asked for documentation three separate times and the driver argued each time. The deputy ultimately places her into custody. >> You can't. I was literally opening the door to go get it and then he grabbed me. >> Okay. >> But listen, >> go ahead. Place her in the vehicle. Let me uh >> listen with you. Can I ask you a question? >> We're going inside the car. This is We're going inside the car. >> You can You can go into the car. You can ask me in the >> Can I tell you something? >> What's up? >> I got hired from the city of the van. >> Okay. >> Please don't take Give me a ticket >> inside the car. >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and take a seat in the vehicle. I'm going to watch this video and then I'll make my determination. >> I'm just I can't my future. >> Do me a favor and get in the vehicle. >> Inside. >> Can I apologize? inside. >> Can you please step in the vehicle? >> Uh, my feet. >> I'm sprouty. Okay. >> Take some of your [ __ ] >> Taking two of them. Make sure the sync is uploading. >> No, just go ahead and uh >> No, no, cuz it'll still try to upload. >> Yeah. >> Over here. >> I'm standing in the sun. >> Bro, I'm of a tropical persuasion. Okay. >> So am I, man. You see me? I like this dirt. What's there going to be a car coming out? >> Either you So I literally told you you made that left hand turn. >> Let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. >> So once you dropped the kids off in the school, >> so literally as you're getting out of the car, you told her that this is a traffic stop. >> You know, you advised her the reason of the stop >> and she started arguing right off the bat. >> I've seen enough Okay. Um, I watched the video. >> I was read >> Stop. Stop. All right. I watched the video. >> All right. On three separate occasions, my deputy asked you for your license, registration, and insurance. >> And on three separate occasions, you decide No, you decided to argue with him. >> All right. I watched the video. Driver asks if someone can collect her vehicle and the dog. Expresses worry about her kids and future. Apologizes toward the end. >> Being arrested. >> Listen. >> Is there someone that we can call to come collect the the vehicle and the dog >> or at least the dog? I will be more than happy to have to move that vehicle into a parking spot. But as of right now, >> listen, >> no, we're we're we're not going to sit here and argue with you. >> Listen, I'm I'm not arguing. I'm apologizing. That's what I'm doing. >> Okay. >> So, is there somebody that we can call? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Is it somebody? I need somebody that can come collect the dog at the very least. >> If it's on my phone. >> Is it in the vehicle? >> All right. You got her phone. >> Can you untype this? It's a little tight. >> All right. Face that way. >> I don't want to lose my phone. Face that way. >> Face that way. All right. >> You should have thought of that before you decided to argue with my deputy about a traffic stop. This would have been a simple ticket had you >> No, Bobby. My kids help. I don't have nobody for my kids. Please, guys. And my kids, please. Gardner, listen to me. Look at me. Gardner, I'm sorry. Sergeant confirms arrest reason as failure to identify during a legal traffic stop. Arrangements are discussed for vehicle dog pickup. Child remains at school. >> Sorry, >> Stephanie. >> You got anything on you stick me? >> No. Turn off. >> Hey Stephanie, this is uh Sergeant Dino at the sheriff's office. Come here. Um >> is currently uh being arrested. Um and we have >> the dog in the car. >> Is there any way that you can come and at least at the very least collect the the dog? >> What is she being arrested for? >> For failure to identify. >> Failure to identify like herself. >> Yeah, she was. She was charged with resisting without violence. Follow traffic laws and comply with officer instructions. Arguing only makes things worse. A simple ticket can turn into an arrest if you refuse to identify yourself. What an unyielding shoplifter. The next shoplifter will react much more violently. So keep an eye out. >> Hey, what's your name, sir? >> Bobby. >> Bobby. >> Perfect. Can you step out, sir? We just want to help you all. Come on. On November 11th, 2023 in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, Cody Anderson tried to buy cigarettes without an ID. When refused, he snatched them from the clock and ran, prompting police to respond and speak with the employee. >> Wanted to buy two cartons of cigarettes. And I said, "Can I see your ID?" Cuz he looked younger. I didn't recognize him. He goes, "I don't have my ID." I'm like, "I'm sorry, I cannot sell them to you." And he's like, "I'll do anything. What do you want? How much is it going to cost? What do you want?" I said, "I can't sell them to you." He like grabbed him from my hands and took off running out the door. So I started chasing him and then I'm like I'm not supposed to do that. Adrenaline was flowing and so I said I'm calling the cops. Well then Tony said he did drop a $100 bill out there with not 100 bucks. >> I have no idea what it cost. >> It's like 200. >> Oh really? >> Oh yeah. >> Do you have any video of the guy? >> Larry's reaching for the cigarettes. Mary grabbed them. Mary don't she's after them. I'll see if I can identify him and, you know, have him come back and pay for the rest. >> About 25 minutes later, Cody escalated things dramatically. He rammed his car through a locked gate at Lacrosse Regional Airport. Airport workers reported seeing him doing multiple donuts near an airplane before speeding down the runway and stopping close to a small jet. >> 904. I copy that. He also did a display in ninth and I believe he's going to be my theft suspect from Quick Trip Magic Vehicle. >> Airplane's ready to start. You ready? I can hit the door one time. >> Well, let's wait till we get enough people here. Well, he's got a knife. >> Nobody else is on a plane. >> No, but he has access and he hasn't powered up. >> You shut it off from here. >> No. >> Yeah. Go right through it. He actually just sold the two cartons. He's up in the window. >> He's putting his on. Hey, open the door. Open the door. Open the door. Come out now. >> Get out now. >> I'm going to be back. >> Get out now. >> Open it again. I'm going to be back and come out. >> I don't have another cartridge. >> Come out now. Show me your hand. >> Get in there. Taser cartridge. >> Show me your hands now. >> I've been practicing. >> Come here. >> Show me your first part. >> Police. Show me your hands now. >> I'll take lethal cover. >> Let's move this way. Move this way. Lethal. >> Police department. COME OUT NOW. >> I CAN'T SEE HIM FROM THERE. >> I can see him over here. Officers managed to hit Cody once with a bean bag round, but he kept waving his knife. One officer crept up to the plane and used pepper spray to force him out, but it only made Cody more erratic. And then he blurted out something to the officers that no one saw coming. >> I will cut you. I am a suicide bomber. >> You're under arrest. Come out. >> Allah Akbar. >> There is no vehicle button. >> I don't for saying Allah Akbar and that he's a suicide bomber. >> Come out with your hands out. Do it now, sir. I just want to talk and see WHAT'S GOING ON. COME ON. through my entire leg. >> All right, come down here. We're talking. Okay, >> I'm going to cut my wrist. >> Sir, step out of the place. >> Don't Don't force Don't force you. >> Yep. Hughes Hughes is coming. K9. >> I don't know if they'll deploy him in there or not, but the knife. >> I know. >> Do you guys have any uh other gas options or not? >> Not down at the apartment. >> Hey, what's your name, sir? >> Bobby. >> Bobby. >> Can you step out, sir? We just want to help you out. Come on. >> We need gas or something. He's in there. He's hit with a knife. It's fine. >> Can you step out and talk to us, please? Drop the knife. >> He's got the knife in his right hand. >> Drop the knife. >> Left hand. Left hand. >> Sir, >> we don't want to hurt you. Just come out. We want to talk. No one wants to hurt you, >> sir. Drop the knife and come out. Sir, >> look. If you shut the door, [ __ ] pilot. I won't blow it up here. >> If he moves across that door, bag him. >> Why don't you step out of the car and we'll talk. Okay. What's your name, bud? >> Bag him again. BAG HIM AGAIN. BAG HIM AGAIN. Did he drop the knife? I can't see it. >> I can't tell. >> No, it's still in his hand. Still in his hand. Drop the knife. >> Cody, just come out, man. >> Sir, come out. You won't be hurt. >> Just come out. We don't want to hurt you. >> Right back to the right. >> Yeah. When he when he crossed it, don't worry. He bean bagged him. Hit him. Good. But >> the officers assured Cody that he wouldn't be harmed if he came out of the plane with his hands in the air. Given everything he had been saying, it seemed likely he was either intoxicated or struggling with a mental health crisis. >> Out here. >> Promise not to shoot. We will not shoot you. We will not hurt you if you come out with your hands up. Empty. Thank you. >> You just threw something else, too. >> It's on the top step. All right, let's see your hands, buddy, and just walk out. >> Oh, you just come out. Keep your hands up, buddy. Okay, >> drop it. Just drop it. Drop it. >> Drop it. >> Come on out. Let's see your hands. Let's see your hands. >> Come on, bud. >> Just your hands. >> Drop it. >> Hands. Hands. Hands. >> Drop it. Show your hands. Now, >> go around. Another taser. >> Drop it now. >> To the left. Right. >> Going up. >> Go up for the Go for the shield. If you're going to tase him, >> tase him. >> Pull us down here. Slow it down. >> Cody, where are you from? >> I don't like them. >> I don't like them. >> How do we end up here today? Do you talk to me? What's your plan today? Do you have any explosives with you? What what kind of explosives do you have? C4. Where did you get that? Government. >> Cody escalated the situation by threatening to blow up the airplane with C4 explosives, claiming he'd gotten them from the government. He told officers he had a dead man's switch and two handguns on board and even offered to hand over the switch, but only if they let him use the bathroom first. >> We can't let you take it, but we can get you to a bathroom. We can uh can have you come down here and then we can get you to a bathroom. I can tell you that. There's one right in the hanger. All you got to do is back off so I can take a switch. Back up 30 ft. >> Well, you can only back up if you're starting to come out, though. But come on. You're not moving, man. >> Because I got shot in the leg. >> Okay. Well, we'll get you some help for that. But we got to have you move if we move. Okay. Come to the top of the stairs. >> The bomb. >> Come to the top. >> Back up and I'll give you the bomb. >> Okay. Come to the top of the stairs. >> Come on. >> Nope. >> We're back pretty far, man. >> Back off and I'll give you the bomb. >> Well, we backed up and you didn't come to the stairs. You're still with the Raven C4. So, you didn't really get >> Okay, you can't back off that far. We'll take two more steps back if you come to the top of the stairs. Okay, Cody, we're going to throw you a little camera to look at. Okay, you can talk to it. All right, it's going to be right in the middle here. >> According to the staff here, there's not not anybody else. >> Cody, Cody, >> let's keep keep lethal in there. Somebody does have a gun. >> Cody, Cody, I can't hear you. You got to come to the stairs. >> They're all shot. >> Come on out, brother. We'll get you to the bathroom. >> He just stole two burns of cigarettes from same suspect. >> You can clear. >> The officers quickly realized a bigger danger. If Cody had even a basic idea of flying, he could try to take off. Fortunately, airport workers disabled the jet's battery, leaving the officers with just one task. Get Cody off the plane without anyone getting hurt. >> Your hands. Keep your hands. Okay, we don't want to hurt you. Okay. Stand up for me. >> We got to stabilize. >> All right. We got a spot. >> Clear the rest quick. Is there a bed? cigarettes here. >> There's my stolen cigarettes. >> Yep. >> Found my stolen cigarettes. He's my my suspect of my cigarette, too. >> You guys check for a second. >> No, not yet. I don't know where they're at. >> I don't know if they hit him or not. Cody ended up facing six charges from the incident, including felony counts of attempted carjacking with a weapon attempted robbery with threat of force, making terrorist threats, bomb scares, failure to comply, and misdemeanor criminal damage to property. Reckless actions can escalate minor crimes into life-changing legal trouble. Once law enforcement and federal agencies get involved, the consequences only get heavier.