All right. Look at your left hand. Grab >> out cuz I could feel that I wasn't You come back to the office. I need the D. >> From a shoplifting couple caught stealing $250,000 worth of items to a women thought Home Depot wouldn't notice the toilet seat swap. This is when shoplifterss look stunned seeing what the camera caught. Stick around until the end. You won't want to miss all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. Six guys. You mean six cars? >> On June 11th, 2025, around 1:32 p.m., a woman in a blue shirt and shorts entered a Home Depot with an old toilet seat hidden inside a yellow bag. In the plumbing aisle, she swapped it for a new $44 98 comfort toilet seat, concealing it under the old one in her cart. Surveillance showed her leaving the store without paying walking past all checkout lanes. When approached by loss prevention officers outside, she fled to a waiting vehicle and drove off. >> Delta 221 1065 91 traffic 282. Do you guys need the channel? Vehicle is going to be occupied by at least two. >> Hello. Step out. Hold on. Go ahead and step out like I'm asking. >> Okay, hold on. Why is he stepping out? >> Deputies were notified and located the getaway vehicle on I 95. The driver refused to comply and after being asked to step out, the car sped away with its lights off, prompting police to end the pursuit due to the misdemeanor nature of the offense. >> I asked it to. And by law, I don't have to give you a reason. Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car or you're going to be taken to jail. 1033 for traffic 12 vehicle taking off southbound. All switch to >> go ahead. >> All vehicles have their lights off. We're not chasing left. >> Driver is a black female skinnier passenger say. >> There's no need to follow it. through the channel. >> Tractor 12 fired. >> Deputies returned to Home Depot to complete reports and issue a trespass warning. The vehicle was identified as a rental car and felony charges were added for fleeing law enforcement. and continue. >> Just need the receipt, and then we're we'll be good to go. >> He'll upload the video, the receipt, and the still shot. >> So, like I was telling you, they they got behind the car, it ran. So, now we got felony charges on the driver. >> They confirmed that she was in the passenger seat, and we're trying to >> And it's a rental. >> Imagine that. >> Go ahead and uh go ahead and tack on some retail merchant, too. >> Yeah. >> Well, what what did she do with you guys? just refuse to collaborate. >> Okay, we get her now. I'll start the trespass. If not, I'll just put it in the narrative. Um, she's there with her. >> They ran down 95 and then we were told to shut it down cuz we only had misdemeanor charges. >> Yeah, that's why I was clear with the dispatcher up front. I was like, it's just misdemeanor cuz I know nine times out of 10, even when Barnett comes over here, like >> you guys get into something with with my guys, >> but I was like real clear. I was like, look, it's misdemeanor cuz I know you guys will push me. example. I was on my way here to confirm everything. That's why I was like, "Let me just call him." >> Later, officers found Haimey, the female suspect, at an apartment complex near where the car had been seen. During questioning, she claimed full responsibility, but refused to identify the driver, insisting he was a child and that she had told him to flee. >> Yeah, adult female. Sweet. >> You don't remember when I was at the passenger window. You reached over, put the car in the drive. Who was the guy driving? >> Put what car in drive? >> Oh, you talking about I put the car in drive. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Who was the guy and where is he at? >> What not? >> That's That's a child. >> A child? Where is he at? >> That's a child. He's not He's not with me. >> He's going to be arrested at some point. >> No, I'm just saying he's not with me. >> Where's he at now? >> I I did that. >> He was driving the car. You were the front passenger. >> But I'm saying I did that. I I take full respect. >> Where is he at? It doesn't matter. He's getting arrested. Where is he at? >> I sir, I take full responsibility. >> You can't take responsibility for somebody else driving. That's how that works. >> That's not how this works. >> I'll take full responsibility. Well, >> when I get the warrant for him, >> I'll kick his door in at 5:00 a.m. >> You going to kick his That's a child. >> So what? He [ __ ] from the cops. >> It's a felony. >> He almost crashed in a whole bunch of cars. He almost killed people. >> It's an aggravated felony. girl. >> So, you can tell me where he's at now and we can handle this peacefully or we'll come back with a warrant >> and it'll be a 5 a.m. wake up call. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I don't know where he at right now. >> I let I let him out the car. >> No, you didn't. >> I promise you I did. >> No, you didn't. >> Listen, I'm not lying. >> There's videos all in here both of y'all. >> No, no, no, no, no. He was not in here when when we came out here. He was not in here when I came out here. No, he wasn't. >> So, when you fled again in Daytona, >> who was driving? He was not. >> Who was driving in Daytona? >> Listen, I just told you he wasn't in the car. Did >> you guys uh read her bio? No, >> he wasn't. He wasn't. >> So, you're not going to tell us where he's at? >> What I'm telling you is that he was not in he was not in that car when I came out here. >> After being read her Miranda rights, Jamie admitted she fled because she was scared. She also confessed to previous theft charges, one from TJ Maxx, but claimed she returned the stolen toilet seat. >> I promise you that. >> Okay. I do. >> You guys don't. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Listen, >> they're a different agency dealing with a different thing. >> That's fine. Flag of right. >> We're Felicia, >> right? >> Get everybody their rights. So, I'm going to read your rights and then I'll talk to you about >> Can I just dig my cheese out my butt real quick? >> Oh my gosh. Don't give it to us. >> That is gross. >> I was just saying the cheese out my butt. >> Damn. I was hoping. >> Yeah. All right. What was your name, man? >> Came today. >> Jamie. Jamie. You have a right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. It's >> got the same shorts on question. Lawyer will be appointed to you before you answer any questions if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering them at any time. You also have the right to stop answering any time. So, you're saying you don't know where the gentleman there? >> Hey, we have the shoplifting female in custody down here in Holly Hill. >> It's the female that we sent you the DL picture on. >> Okay. Can you guys run a CH on her >> and see if you have misdemeanor felony charges and work on warrant? But I also saw you over >> who who are you with? >> Why did you flee in the vehicle? Why did you pull over? >> Because all right, let me call. Can you text me his number? >> But he's gone. You're driving the car. Why would you sleep on that? >> I'm just saying I'm scared. I mean, you know how it go. He's scared. >> I mean, >> I'm a pretty friendly guy. I wanted to stop and ask you some questions. >> He's scared. He's scared. You know what I'm saying? >> So, you had already dropped him off before that cuz I didn't see anybody else. >> That's what I'm trying to tell him. He's talking about Oh, he's out. No, he's not. >> All right. >> I'm being honest. >> Okay. Well, I'm placing you under arrest for felony looting. Okay. Vehicle's being towed. Okay. >> Uh they're going to take it processing and they're going to look for elements of the crime because that's what's happening today. You got any questions for me? Deputies found multiple bags of new merchandise from various stores in the vehicle. Jaime claimed ownership, saying she had been living in the car, but officers suspected the items were stolen and plan to search the car under a warrant. >> They could see multiple bags of new merchandise from different stores. The car was later towed with a search warrant to follow. >> Where all were you guys today? Like which towns did you guys visit? >> That's it. >> Okay. Does all the stuff that's in the trunk of the car belong to you? >> Yeah, that's mine. >> Did you buy it? >> Yeah. >> Where at? >> Huh? >> What stores? >> What stores? >> Um, I mean, I've been to different stores. Like, the first time I went somewhere today was, you know what I'm saying, was Home Depot or whatnot. And that's only because, you know what I'm saying, I needed what I needed. I could have bought it, but I didn't. >> The stuff at Home Depot? >> Yeah. I'm be I'm going be honest with you. I could have bought it, but I didn't >> paid for it, but you didn't. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What kind of stuff was it? I wasn't there. >> Hm. >> What stuff was it from Home Depot? I wasn't there. >> The toilet seat and stuff. >> Toilet seat. Okay. >> So, in the trunk of that car is like a bunch of like >> No, everything else mine cuz I You know what I'm saying? I've been You know what I'm saying? Like staying in the car. >> You're sure about that? >> You feel me? Yeah. I've been staying >> in the car. But there's like brand new boxes of cologne and perfume. >> That's mine. Yes, that's mine. >> You know where you purchased that at? >> Do you know where you purchased that at? >> Do I know where I purchased that at? >> Mhm. >> I mean, I've had it for like >> just in unopened boxes. Two months. >> Okay. >> Yeah. About two months. >> All right. >> Who I love my mommy. >> So if we're doing >> Huh? >> I love my mommy. >> That's my mom. >> So if I we're doing a search warrant on the car, >> that's fine. >> And all those items will be scanned and we'll be contacting all the stores and they're not going to say, "Oh, this is stolen." >> That's fine. >> You're not going to be on any other store videos. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Okay. >> That's fine. >> All right. You don't want to tell us who the guy was that was in the car, the girl, whoever was driving? >> Um, is she still on the phone? >> No, I think she hung up on him. >> You want to tell us who the other person in the car was? >> Do you want to tell us who the other person in the car was? >> Like I said, I don't take responsibility. >> Oh, I understand that. All right. >> But he still fled from the cops. So when >> I take responsibility, >> we find him. >> He's going to be arrested. >> I take responsibility. >> Okay. >> Trust me. I get what you're saying, but I just >> You're making it harder on him. You know that, right? >> I I take responsibility. >> That's not how this works. >> Hi, Miss >> Where all were you guys today? Like which towns did you guys visit? >> That's it. Okay. Does all the stuff that's in the trunk of the car belong to you? >> Yeah, that's mine. >> Did you buy it? >> Yeah. >> Where at? >> Huh? >> What stores? >> What stores? >> Um, I mean, I've been to different stores. Like, the first time I went somewhere today was, you know what I'm saying, was Home Depot or whatnot. And that's only because, you know what I'm saying? I needed what I needed. I could have bought it, but I didn't. >> The stuff at Home Depot? >> Yeah. I'm be I'm going be honest with you. I could have bought it, but I >> paid for it, but you didn't. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What kind of stuff was it? I wasn't there. >> Hm. >> What stuff was it from Home Depot? I wasn't there. >> The toilet seat and stuff. >> Toilet seat. Okay. >> So, in the trunk of that car is like a bunch of like >> No, everything else mine cuz I You know what I'm saying? I've been You know what I'm saying? Like staying in the car. >> You're sure about that? >> You feel me? Yeah. I've been in the car. But there's like brand new boxes of cologne and perfume. >> That's mine. Yes, that's mine. >> You know where you purchased that at? >> Do you know where you purchased that at? >> Do I know where I purchased that at? >> Mhm. I mean, I've had it for like >> just in unopened boxes. >> Two months. >> Okay. >> About two months. >> All right. I love my mommy. >> So, if we're doing >> Huh? >> I love my mommy. >> That's my mom. >> So, if I we're doing a search warrant on the car, >> that's fine. >> And all those items will be scanned and we'll be contacting all the stores that are not going to say, "Oh, this is stolen." >> That's fine. You're not going to be on any other store videos. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Okay. That's fine. All right. >> You don't want to tell us who the guy was that was in the car, the girl, whoever was driving. >> I mean, is she still on the phone? >> No, I think she hung up on her. >> You want to tell us who the other person in the car was? >> Do you want to tell us who the other person in the car was? Like I said, I'm going to take responsibility. >> Oh, I understand that. >> But he still fled from the cops. So when >> I take responsibility >> we find him, he's going to be arrested. >> I take responsibility. >> Okay. >> I trust me, I get what you're saying, but I just >> You're making it harder on him. You know that, right? >> I I take responsibility. >> That's not how this works. Haimey was formally charged with shoplifting, resisting a merchant loss prevention officer, and principal to fleeing and eluding. She admitted to the theft, but refused to identify her accomplice. The case remains under review by the state attorney's office. Even small thefts can spiral into serious crimes when you try to run. Taking responsibility means more than words. It's about facing the truth. 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. >> Right now, >> in October 2024, police responded to what seemed like a typical shoplifting case, but it turned out Earl 36 and Kohley 29 were no small-time thieves. These two were tied to a nationwide spree of over 50 thefts, racking up nearly $250,000 in stolen goods. >> Pippen Froto. >> Okay, hold up, Ariana. Hold up. >> Hold up. Let me talk to you. >> I'm talking Hold up. Hold up. Do you have your ID with you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay, hold on. Here. What did I do wrong? >> Put your stuff up on this. Put your stuff up on this hood. >> What did I do wrong? >> Put your stuff up on the hood. >> Police located the suspects in the parking lot. Earl was identified wearing a blue sweatshirt and sitting in a car while Coley was on FaceTime with him. >> He's got him on FaceTime. He's in a car. Put yourself up on the hood. >> Hey, go over there. Mickey's over there. That guy right there. >> Yep. >> That's him. He's got >> That's him right there. >> Right there in the blue sweatshirt. >> Look up some. Hold on. Hold on. Open your door. Go. Go ahead. Go. He runs. Stay in your car and I'll stay behind him. Demetrius back. What's going on? Watch me. >> I got your phone. 50 Jors. I'm out of Walmart if I didn't advise. >> This is a different So does he. >> For what? >> What' you know? >> Huh? >> I don't know what what it is. >> When do I have a warrant? >> I don't know. >> Earl was detained and informed of an outstanding warrant, though he repeatedly claimed he didn't know what it was for. >> Anything in your coat? You have any firearms on you? >> No. >> Okay. Come and have a seat in the back of the car. >> Okay. the car for a little bit. We'll figure everything. >> I need to grab my phone and stuff. >> You don't need it right now. >> Why am I being >> Cuz you're under arrest. You have a warrant. >> A warrant from where? >> I don't know. I'll I'll explain everything to you. Give us a minute. >> Explain everything now. >> No, cuz I don't know what the warrant is for. That's why. I'll I'll explain everything to you. >> [ __ ] 15. Go ahead. It might be someone else. Someone keeps trying to FaceTime her. I have it just Sorry. Excuse me. Am I good to back out or? Yeah, you're good. >> Okay. I just want to like get in your way. >> Don't hit my car. You'll be good. >> All right. Sounds good. >> You Excuse me. >> What you have? Yes, you have a warrant. What? >> Uh, I don't know. That I think. >> Huh? >> Excuse me. >> What? Oh, I don't know. I haven't I haven't uh We're just trying to figure everything out. I don't know what the warrant's for. We got a warrant. >> Okay. >> A warrant for what? >> I don't know. I just told you. >> I don't know. >> Hey, what's the menu for for Coley? >> Both suspects were read their Miranda rights. Officers confirmed that a theft had occurred that day involving a fraudulent transaction. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him present with you while you are questioned. If you cannot afford afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question. If you wish, you can exercise you can decide to at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights that I've explained to you? You understand? Okay. Okay. So, do you guys have a case today? Is there a theft today? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. On both or just one? >> Uh, I have to I'd have to clear it for both. All I know is what happened. We We were going up to another register. That's when someone said that they already brought these up there. >> Okay. >> And that they had claimed that it was a cash card to cash it as cash >> that it would take it off of his debit card. >> And the debit card is what? >> It's nothing. There's no such thing as >> investigators explained that the cash card scam involved pretending the fake debit card was a cash equivalent card tricking cashiers into completing purchases without charging a real account. >> That does that. There's >> there's no such thing as we >> tried to say this was him and we thought we didn't have the right guy but he >> he has a mask on. I've never seen him without his mask. >> Right. But this is not him. >> He's always wearing that. >> It's similar but it's not him. It looks like him but he's got a tattoo here. So we ran him through Michigan. The original Demetrius Earl. It's him. >> Demetrius Earl. That is >> and Ariana Cole. >> So they both do have warrants. Um so they're going for that. This is just a fake. Um but we're >> regardless. >> The car over there has no plates on it at all. Comes back to her though. We're in the VIN. There's a Walmart bag in the back seat. I don't know what's in it. >> Uh probably um like in infants electronics like baby monitors electronic breast pump pumps. >> So they got out the door with them. He did. >> Yes, he did. He he purchased those at uh 504 >> at register 23. Told the cashier told the cashier that it's a cash card for 1608. Got $40 back in cash. Just >> Earl bought baby items using this scam, received a receipt, and Coley would later return those items at another store to get cash refunds. >> No cash was given to him >> or to the cashier. >> This was just him doing this part though, right? >> That few seconds I saw at the register to get this time stamp was just him at the register. >> Okay. >> But it's usually he pays for it, does the scam, she'll go to it'll go to another Walmart, she brings it in with the receipt and says, "I don't want this anymore. I want my refund." And then we'll get that. >> So I I'm I'm still not tracking cuz I'm slow here. So the debit card he used is fake. And how do you know that? >> I mean >> he they never swipe it. They pretend to swipe it. >> Okay. >> They they don't charge you your card unless we hit credit. >> So how did he get out the door with the stuff in a receipt? >> Cuz the he tells the cashier to cash him out as cash and then he gets a receipt. >> Yeah. >> Cashier fell for a scam. >> Yeah. It's we call it a cash card scam. This card is is just as good as cash. >> Does he still have the card? >> As far as I know. You don't take it. >> Okay. >> They can they can >> and I'd have to look at video again to tell you which card he used. >> Said my phone this way. >> And when we were on the phone and she was walking up, she had more merchandise that I assume she was going to attempt. >> Yeah. It was almost the exact same stuff. >> Yeah. She walked out with nothing. >> Yeah. She >> Yeah. When they came up to the door to the corner here, she ran out the door. And the >> Did you see what the card looked like at all that he tried? >> I have to go back and look at it again. >> It's still up on the on the screen. take a picture of it. So, >> but they'll convince the cashier. >> So, we're going to have another case on him. >> Um, >> he's been here before. >> Yeah. He uh like $1,600 worth that stuff in that car. He used a fake debit card to scam the cashier into selling him breast pumps and other things like that. So, he's got that on himself. They don't know exactly which one it is yet. They're going to go in. >> Officers discussed evidence showing Earl had won down $600 worth of merchandise including breast pumps and electronics purchased through the scam. >> And look, try to get a better look at what the card looks like cuz he's got all that property on him. So, one of those cards he has on him, he used to um scam the cashier into using it, >> cashing him out, give him a receipt, but it was never purchased. >> We never received cash. Uh, I I think so. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, >> um, yeah, don't take them just yet. Let's figure out what cards he has on him because we might take one. >> Hers is through us. I don't know if he if his is through us or not. >> He said it was. I didn't look at him obviously at that time, but I knew one of them were had the same issues and they were also firing filing the charge. >> Sign as witness, please. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Can I see your phone? >> Yeah. >> I need a >> good work. >> More ice cream. I got >> 10 logs out. 052 6 >> 20 40 60 >> breast pump. PayPal. >> Officers mentioned they were aware of Earl's pattern of fraud at gas stations, including loading PayPal cards with fake funds, and stated that multiple police departments were already familiar with them. >> Loading PayPal cards. Okay, let's stop. >> Let's stop and we'll just do a search. I like that option better. >> Just take it to the yard. >> But there's more going on here, Ariana. >> Just curious. >> And it's not a credit card. Where does it say press cash? >> It is not a credit card. >> That's what I'm trying to tell y'all. >> What is it considered? >> It's a fake card. >> Well, we know that. You've been using it forever. >> We know about all the gas station stuff. We We know you guys very well. Tiffen Ftori. >> All the police departments know about you guys. Yeah. He's been doing this at the gas stations for a while. >> Final outcome. Earl was arrested for theft and existing warrants, while Coley was charged with complicity to theft and her own outstanding warrant. Both were taken to jail. Crime may feel like a quick fix, but the consequences last far longer than the rush. Don't count on partners in crime. They often vanish when the cuffs come out. Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. >> On your ass. >> I I have I'm having some issues. >> On January 2023, dramatic encounter spirals into chaos. And just when you think it's over, a jaw-dropping twist. Can this West Coast suspect talk their way out, or is the damage already done? >> Can you put in your report that we can put in our report? >> Yeah. Police approach a man caught stuffing store items into a box. When questioned, he admits they're not his and begins pulling things from his pockets, prompting the officer to quickly warn him to stop reaching, unsure of what else might be hidden. >> Hi there. >> Hey, how you police? Not too bad. You got my camera going. Okay. >> Is that your box? >> Uh, yeah. Putting stuff in there. >> Okay, you can put that there and then you can leave it when we come out here. Okay, >> good. >> What do you have in all your pockets there? >> Just a bunch of stuff. >> Bunch of stuff. Does it belong to the store? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want to take it out and put it on the counter here? >> Yeah. >> Wait, give me a second. Don't put your hands in your pockets. >> Don't Don't put your hands in your pockets. Just take them out. You're fine. Do you have any guns? Knocked weapons on you. You know about You're being video recorder. You know that? Yeah. Okay. Just put your hands on top of your head. You're not going to handcuffs. Just making sure. No weapons on you of any kind. Nope. All right, for now we're going to go in here, guys. Not under arrest. >> Not under arrest. Just grab the item. Sir, your ass. >> I I I have I'm having some issues. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh my god. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Okay. >> Remember what I said when you're not going to fight and I told you to put your hands behind your back? >> I just I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> And then you wanted to tense up on me. >> My my my brain just was misfired. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Well, I'm glad we got it working now that we're on the ground. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> We're going to stay like this for a second. >> Okay. >> The woman is arrested and charged with theft as well as her outstanding warrants. The Aldi snack saga was only the beginning. Is saying he panicked during a mental lapse and wasn't trying to resist. We could have made this very easy. >> I wasn't trying to resist you at all. I was just here. >> I was just >> I'm okay with him right now. >> Misfired my brain. >> Yeah. You misfired your brain. That's okay. >> You need the fire department? >> No, sir. Okay. >> 53. He's uninjured. Uh, but I'll contact 16 by phone. >> No, that's old. >> All right, we're on to your side. >> Oh, okay. >> Well, you're the one that stuffed it all the way down. Okay. >> All right. Well, this butt. The officer explains he noticed the man's bulging pockets and sensed resistance when the suspect tensed up, prompting a quick take down for safety. >> All right, stand up. >> All right, man. We'll walk out here. We're going to go out to this car right here. You go and sit on the push bar for a second. Stores and police work together closely. So once you're spotted, the consequences come fast. He claimed it was his first time shoplifting from that particular store. >> Okay. Okay. What? You sure that work? >> Hi there. >> Hello. >> They point him out to me. I don't know how I thought was pretty close. So I go, I contact him. He's pretty cool. He has filling up a box with items. Okay, come over here. And I I can see just bulges. I'm like, you want to take that out? And I was like, "Wait a second. I want you to reach your pockets." Thought I felt something hard. So I grabbed his hands. I hold him behind his back and I said, "What we're going to do? You're going to stay like this for a second. Titanian handcuffs." Then he's like, "Whoa, whoa, whoa." And he started to tense up. So I did a quick leg sweep to the ground. Put him on the ground. Held him there. Then he he gave up on the ground and lost came. >> Kevin. >> Kevin. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Kevin's spelt. >> Uh, K E V I N. >> All right, Kevin. Are you going to have any warrants as well? >> All right. >> You got name? >> I got name. I'll run them. >> Since you're in handcuff, I'm going to read this to you and I'll talk to you more, okay? If you'd like to talk to me. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You [clears throat] can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Yep. >> Okay. Question. When I said that you're going to be detained, not under arrest, why did you decide to tense up on me and say, "Whoa, whoa, whoa." When I said, "No, you're not going to do that." >> Oh, yeah. I I was illegal. >> How's that illegal? >> It's not. >> It's not. >> I had I had a misfire. >> It is. Hey, it happens to the best of us. But when a cop tells you that you're going to be detained and you start to tense up, can you understand why you want to stomach? >> Yeah, you're good. I would never try to get you in trouble for that. I >> I I appreciate you being honest. >> You did your job. >> Keep being honest, man. So, you were in there. You were putting all those items in the in the box. Were you going to walk out of here without paying for them? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. Hey, again, I respect that you're being honest with me. Okay. Is this the first time you've been in here doing this? Like this store specifically? >> I I've never been trespassed here at all. >> Okay. Never been trespassed, but have you shoplifted from me before? I don't It's not like I have video of you doing it before. Okay. First time in here. You just go in there. Where did you get the box from? Was that your box or was it in here? >> It just was in here. >> It just been in here? You grabbed it, started fill it up, and then you're just going to walk out. >> There was already stuff in the box. >> Oh, there. You started putting more stuff at my was at my box. I was just like >> I was like, "Oh, yeah." >> I froze at first. I was go, "Yeah, that's mine." Yeah. >> Okay. And then I saw you putting stuff in it >> and then you were just going to grab it and walk out. You had no take the box. Oh, take the boxes. The rest of my pockets. >> Oh, I don't know. >> Yeah, I was. >> So, you had stuff in your pockets. You were probably just walk out with that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No, no intention of paying for the items. >> I was going to shovel. Yeah. >> Okay. It is what it is. Were I know the items don't seem like big items. It was like soap and stuff. Were they to sell later or for personal use? >> For personal use only. I don't have anything out here. And um >> Okay. Where where do you live at? >> I I live I live in Pacific. >> Pacific. What are you doing here in K? >> I'm just here right now because I I wound up here. I have to get on the bus. Um kind of on impulsive decision. Okay. >> Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. while at a mental health facility. He believes the traumatic experience left him with lasting fear and potential delusions which may have influenced his behavior during the incident. >> Can I tell you something that you could maybe put in your report >> that we can put in our report? >> Yeah, >> sure. >> I I I was attacked a couple years ago. You know, Washington the police were involved in attacking me. It was it was brutal and uh I've been too afraid to tell anybody. >> The police attacked you in Arlington? police and some people that worked at a mental health facility. >> I've never been checked into one involuntarily. I've been to one before and there was no infractions. So, I have no mental health record. But when I went there, the second time they attacked me and a man a man tried to break my neck twice and then I went into shock and woke up the police were police were scaring me, pretending to stomp on me and I held my breath and tried to be dead until I passed out. >> Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Kevin. >> And I didn't know what to do cuz the cops were involved. So, I'm just afraid. Ever since then, I've had this um voice in my head talking to me. >> Kevin further explains that he hears voices and suspects he may have been drugged or had a kidney stolen in the past. He connects these intense fears to his ongoing mental health struggles, describing a constant sense of being watched, manipulated, and controlled. >> Me down every day and um I'm trying to get my life together, get a job again, but I think I stole my kidney or something to be honest with you. Because ever since I did that same attack, I went home the next day and there's the voices in my head and schizophrenia and distracting connected to your kidney. >> I believe so because the only reason I would have been out there at all. Well, the only reason why anyone would ever do that and they keep distracted is because they're trying to keep me from going to the hospital. I I woke up sleep 7 night. I woke up with the yellow yellow hospital like it's all over me and I was just sleeping out in the middle of the town. You know, there's no hospital nearby. So like people have been putting me under at night and doing hospital stuff of wherever I'm at since that since that incident. >> Does that make sense? >> Not entirely. >> Okay. >> I mean like >> it's called coordinated. I went to Auburn Medical twice. They wouldn't let me see anyone in the emergency room. >> Huh. >> Cuz they were just like h we can't and like they didn't say then I fell asleep in in the waiting room and they let me sleep for three or four hours. >> Yeah. It was nice of them. >> It was nice to them. And you know, if it is that coordinated, then that's what it is, right? That's that's kind of like what are you going to do? You're just a civilian and you're a drug addict. You fell off. So, but I just wanted to tell somebody right now cuz that jarred me. So, that's that's all. Thank you. >> You think that the jail will be able to take on this? Probably not. I did not that email yesterday. Whatever. You can at least INR though. >> Okay. Here's what's going to happen, my man. She tells officers her companion is paying for stuff, but they still detain her and start searching her bag. Spoiler, when you're hiding shoes in your purse, that defense doesn't usually go far. Fingerprinted on the spot and released with a future court date. [music] A decision that reflects the system's current limitations while still holding him accountable. >> You're lucky day. Jail has too many people on there. They don't want you. >> But what I'm still going to do, I'm going to take you there. and get your fingerprinted and then you'll be cited at large basically for your crime. So, you're still going to go down there, get fingerprinted, they'll release you tonight within maybe an hour if that and then uh you'll be fine to get out of here and then you'll just have a court date later. Does that make sense? >> Cited a court date for what? >> For cuz you shoplifted you obstructed arrest. >> I'm getting a court date for this. That's that doesn't make sense to me at all. I I want to fight you on that. >> You can court date. >> It's going to be for the obstruction. You can't >> if if I'm not going to if I'm not if I'm not going to jail for a court for the rant, then you can't take me to jail. >> Well, let's at least get in the car. He's going to be our guy. >> All right, come on. >> I'm just trying to stop with the law. I do know some vlog. That's awesome. >> That's okay, dude. >> We're going to go. It's right here in the car. >> Okay, we already sight it at large. >> You know, one second. I'm I'm an external. You can't sight at large. >> A man who turns out to be her stepfather is also detained after officers see them together. He denies everything basically invoking the I was standing there clause and then released. Cited at large means Kevin will receive a court summon by mail rather than being held in custody. >> Means you get a citation in the mail. >> The law breaker >> you historically broke the law. You already >> But what am I going to jail for right now? >> You're going to jail to be fingerprinted and then you're going to be released. Kevin Sage Baldwin cameras all cameras on. >> I don't trust you guys cuz you just said I'm signed at large. What does that mean at large? >> It means you're getting a piece of paper in the mail to your mailing address. >> Okay. I don't have any warrants, right? >> No. >> So, why don't we go to jail? You can't keep me in jail right now. >> Sir, people that wonder don't come out. I already know that. >> All right. Go ahead and slide on out, my man. When you come out, I'll have you face towards this back tire here. We'll get you out of handcuffs. When I take you out, you're going to take your left hand out first. You're going to put on top of the card, mate. That make sense to you? >> Yep. >> Perfect. >> Why does he look terribly familiar? >> Cuz he just got out of here. He doesn't remember what it was for, though. >> All right, my man. >> Good. >> Yep. Have a good night. >> Uh, that address that you told me is current. >> Yeah. >> That's where you'll get your citations at large. Okay. means you'll get a court date for trespass and obstruction arrest. Okay? >> Or not trust the shoplift. Have a good night, man. >> Next time I tell you you're going to go in handcuffs, just let it happen and we'll make it easier. Okay. >> Kevin was charged with shoplifting and obstruction. He is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Officers confirm stolen merchandise on the woman. [music] She admits to taking two pairs of shoes, but denies anything found in her car. Selective honesty at its finest. court appearances. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> All right. >> With your left hand, grab you. [music] >> Officers question the stepfather again. He says he only drove her because her mom wanted the car back safely and claims he thought he had his wallet standing in line. It's giving wrong place, wrong time, wrong company. >> Okay. What happened? >> Let's pull the driver out. >> Wait for another unit. >> I don't know if we have another one. >> Okay. >> Tom's on our side. We get somebody like he got shot somebody. >> I am face away from us. >> Keep your hands out. >> Passenger, keep your hands out the window. Sorry >> from the female passenger. Nobody's out of the car yet. >> Investigators determine he doesn't have stolen items and likely wasn't involved, but he still gets a civil citation, kind of like a participation trophy. Nobody wants >> It ain't that serious. Y'all act like we murdering somebody. >> Hands outside. Step out. Face away. >> All right. Down on driver, Tommy. Two steps to the left. >> I got driver. >> All right. >> With your left hand, grab the back of your hoodie. >> I got drivers. Hold the car. >> With your left hand. >> Raise the entire hoodie. Pull up. >> Spin around. 360. Hands up. >> Keep spinning. Face away. Keep your hands up on top of your head. Back up. >> Keep backing. You want them over here? >> Take them to the left. Take them all the way to >> steps to the left. >> Keep them going way up. >> Left. >> Pass the yellow line. Way out. Way out. >> Left. >> Hey, stop walking backwards. Step to the left. Step to the left. Keep going to the left. Keep going. >> Tommy, start walking back. Face the tree line to your left. >> Start walking backwards. >> You got hands. You want me to get hands >> down your knees? >> Brush your feet. Police finalized charges for the woman after confirming concealment on video. Both are prepped for the ride to jail, though one is definitely less guilty than the other. >> I can't see through the back for the front. It's full of stuff. >> All right. Who else in the car? Just who's that? Your girlfriend? >> Hm. >> Yeah. Guys, >> no weapons, knives, guns, >> just one other occupant. >> All right, how many you guys got? Three here. >> All right, you guys can start calling passenger out. He says >> passenger, open the door. Step out of the vehicle. Keep your hands in the air. >> You come open. >> Open the door and step out the vehicle. >> You come open. You want it open? You come open. You got right there. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Step out. >> Hey, just leave her. Uh, we got a pepper ball coming. >> Ma'am, this is your last opportunity. We will make you come out with gas and you won't be able to breathe. >> Listen, I'm trying. I don't give a [ __ ] Breathe. >> I'm telling you. You got to come open the door. >> Okay. Can you >> I can open it from the inside. >> Can you open the door from the inside? Go ahead and do that. >> Okay. Now, we acting like we got common sense. >> Even after stepping out, she's still not making it easy. Refusing to lift her shirt to show her waistband standard procedure. Step out of the vehicle. Look away from me. Put your hands to the air. >> Grab the back of your shirt collar with your right hand. Pull up. >> I'm not pulling my shirt off. >> Pull your shirt up to expose your waistband. >> Turn around. Do a 360 spin. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Look away from the sound of my voice. >> I'm hearing you. >> Look away from the sound of my voice. >> Look away. >> Look away from me. Turn around. Turn around >> again. >> Yes, ma'am. Turn around. >> Walk to your right. To your right. Yep. Keep going. There you go. >> Start walking backwards. >> Someone cover down on her. >> Sound of my voice. >> Someone cover. >> Keep coming. Keep walking back. >> Keep it coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. >> The woman is arrested for shoplifting theft. She's finally escorted back and cuffed. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. >> Here I go. If you slam me down, if you slam me down, if you slam me down, I'mma you up. I'm going you up. >> I'm not slamming you down. >> If you slam me down, >> we're not slamming you down. You up. >> You ain't being slammed down the right [ __ ] >> The stepdad is released after a civil citation and no theft charges. Team ready. Every angle is covered as they move in to sweep the scene. >> All right, guys. >> Hey, Mun. Stay on rifle on this side. Baro fallen on the other side behind Jake Oreo. And we'll do a driver side approach. >> When she's in custody, I could use you over here. >> I'll take you one more, Jake. We'll call plus one and then we'll do driver side approach. >> Y'all act like we done murdered somebody or killed somebody like I >> All right, you got three, Jake. bus one and then you guys can make your approach. Hold on. Let me stop for traffic. >> Anyone else in the vehicle? Make your presence known. >> Uncle she's in custody. Pop this for you. >> Yep. Clear. >> Junk's clear. Small choices made under someone else's influence can still land you with big consequences. [music] When you're with the wrong people, their actions can become your problem fod like an attempted getaway. >> All right, guys. >> Hey, Mun. Stay on rifle on this side. Baro fallen on the other side behind Jake Oreo. >> And we'll do a driver side approach. >> When she's in custody, I could use you over here. >> You need I'll take you one more Jake. We'll call plus one and then we'll do driver side approach. >> Y'all act like we done murdered somebody or killed somebody like I >> All right, you got three, Jake. Plus one and then you guys can make your approach. Hold on. Let me >> Anyone else in the vehicle? Make your presence known me. >> We got her out. She's in custody. for you. >> Yep. >> Clear. >> Junk's clear. >> What? >> Sorry. Anything on you that's going to stick prick puffy >> handcuffs are on double locked. I can put my finger through them. They're not too tight. She doesn't complain about anything. >> I haven't spoken to her. She kind of knows why they were stopped, but I haven't asked her anything at all about the anything any details. >> I just thought she was going to pay for that stuff. I don't know. >> Okay. What happened? I don't know really. She just came out. They came up to the truck and she said go. She told them something about >> She stay in the parking lot. >> She said she got her receipt on her phone. >> Step up. Watch your p. [snorts] So like you all left your house and went there. She told you what >> she's like we're going to go Christmas shopping at Sam Sam's Club in Vero. >> What? >> I don't know if we're going to start. >> Can they go together? >> They can go together. No. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> Do they want us to to >> I'm trying to get out of the wood. No, >> that thief thought they had it all figured out, but the next one even sneakier. >> Stay tuned and comment your guess. Stays in cuffs waiting to see what charges stick. >> Call has been forwarded to an automated voice messaging system. >> Feeling Santa Claus isn't coming. >> Hey, this is a good time. >> There's a lot of [ __ ] in here. So, can they identify what was taken? Hop out. >> Putting you in that car, >> which trust me, it's there's a lot more room in that one than this one. >> What's going to happen with the car? >> It's going to be towed. I'll let you know who and I know. I don't know who's coming yet. >> So, what about the windows? It can be lit up. >> The what? >> The windows can be lit up. >> Yeah. Everything's going to be secured. >> Okay. You have the keys already? >> Yeah, they're on the hood. Put these in a bag right over there. That's it. >> So, you said you want your phone >> or you want to just leave it in the car? >> Yeah. We just >> Is there anything that you need? >> You want me to keep your wallet? >> You got a wallet in there? >> You want me to grab your wallet and your phone? >> Yeah. Let me I'll grab your wallet and your phone, but I'll leave the purse in the car. Does that work? >> And finally, the grand finale blame game begins. Everyone's pointing fingers, acting like this is their first group project gone wrong. Confused timelines, inconsistent stories. It's either dishonesty or amnesia, and neither's helping their case. use. Okay. Okay. Only thing you I told you. You just said I was going shopping. You wasn't going to care about that, too. >> You ain't going to care about it. You're not going to be tired of it. You didn't do that. You can't help that. I told you I was going shopping for the kids Christmas stuff that I have to mine with. You did not know. You not get the news and I say let me drive you been scarf free. They don't ask you for nothing. >> Damn. Them hoes won't tell me that I was driving and I put that stuff. >> You don't matter. You I paid for it. You first. You know I paid for it and that's what you better say. That's what I'm going to say. >> Okay. Wipe both get the same thing. I want to dig in here. >> She was charged with grand theft and resisting without violence. [music] He was charged with driving with a suspended license. Total of the theft was 1 Darlan 134 p 92. Don't let holiday desperation lead to criminal decisions. The consequences last far beyond the season. Trying to shift blame won't fool the police when the evidence is in plain sight. 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 liked this. >> Could be safe though. >> I ain't nothing in my head. It's not too late. I've been trying to do that's WHAT I WAS ALREADY DOING. >> On June 14th, 2024 in Florida, officers respond to Target where a woman suspected of going full-blown grab and go at selfch checkckout. She's stuffing bags with items and insists she definitely paid for everything. Spoiler, she didn't. Can you come back to the office? I need to document all your information. >> I've been watching my bag. >> I've been watching since you were here. You guys go ahead. I'm sorry about that. Remove this. I've been watching since you've been here. I watch you put everything in all your bags. Okay. >> Put everything in these bags. >> Yes. >> Right. >> Yes. That you did not pay for. So, I need >> I paid for the everything. >> You did not pay for everything. We watch your whole transaction. I'm trying to make this easy for you. You just need to come back to the office. I'm going to write your name on a piece of paper. That's it. We already have your friend's car. I >> can't believe that. >> Come on. My friend in the car. I aim with no friend. >> You came with two other ladies. I watched you the whole time. I know. >> Okay. That don't mean I came with them just because we all walked in together. >> So, what do you want to do? Cuz I I have help. >> You have to come back to the office. I need to document all your information. Is that your friend? >> Oh, no. The cop. >> That was somebody. >> He searched for weapons. Officers confirmed there's no immediate threat whilst pairing transport. Knife checked. Threat level managed. This isn't looking good. >> No way. >> I can't take my phone call. >> Okay. Well, do you want you just want to arrest her or do you want to go >> for what? >> For retail staff. >> I'm not stealing anything. I bought things. >> Okay. Perfect. Okay. Perfect. Then where's your receipt at? >> My receipt's right here in my wallet. What are you talking about? I'm calling 393 here. Got a plate for you. 7:04. >> All right. Right here. >> Sweet. Target. That's about the right time. So, >> so the country lemonade. Okay, cool. Right. >> A bystander recalls seeing the suspect fighting officers and a knife being pushed aside during the altercation. Definitely not the kind of customment Walmartly advertises and somehow forgot the return part. >> What is What is that? That is bought in is like a pair of panties out of like all that she has in here. >> What's all this? You didn't pay for any of this. The Pokemon. That's all I hear. Stars above. >> Oh, I was supposed to put that back. I didn't realize that. >> Oh, you didn't realize it was in there? So, what else didn't you realize was in here? Like the Nerf gun or whatever that is in the bottom. >> What do you guys >> bought that? >> You bought this? >> Yeah, it's right there on Is that >> Okay. I I don't know what it is. So, what would that be? Did you buy that? >> Are you sure it was actually >> Is this your bag or is this That's >> That's my friend's bag. >> Mills in this car. What do you have or what are you waiting for? >> Yeah, her her friends don't have anything that we know. >> Okay. All right. Well, y'all can just take this whole card then cuz I'm taking things that I paid for. >> Okay. So, I'm going to sort yours and I'm taking back what's mine. I >> I'm just saying this this right here in the country. That's And then the rest go. >> So, you said one of us should go there to figure it out. I don't see the point. >> Hold on. >> Let me get your ID first. I want to know who you are. >> I don't have my ID on. >> You don't have your ID on you? Do you have a credit card with your name on it? A debit card with your name on it? >> No, I don't. >> So, how'd you pay for this stuff? You pay cash? >> Yeah. You paid cash. >> It says right there on the thing. >> It does. Oh, man. You did pay cash, >> right? >> Snap. >> We can take a name. >> And I paid with cash. >> All right. Cool. Well, we can take a name from you. >> Hold on. >> Cuz you're not free to leave until I I So, just >> Okay. Alice. >> I'll put your receipt back. >> A L I Z E. >> Hey, can you guys bring and do you have a middle name? >> What's your last name? >> We'll do whatever you want. Oh, I >> You need to back in the office. Yeah, >> we're going back to the office. We're going back to the office. >> She claims she paid in cash, but conveniently has no ID, no debit card, and no receipt. Officers decide it's time to officially detain her. >> What's your birthday? >> I don't know what you think. >> 92. >> Yeah. >> 1992. So, I don't know where what you're used to, >> but right now you're being detained for retail theft. >> And if you cooperate with him, we'll give you a ticket. If you don't cooperate, well, then let's go back up the office first. >> Let's go back up to the office. >> Go way upstairs. I got somewhere to be. >> That's that's too bad, man. You're already here. >> If you don't if you don't want to, then I'll just put your handcuffs. I'll take you making for yourself. I'm not >> yelling. Just let the guest go. >> All right. Well, she doesn't want to go upstairs and play ball. So, >> he got my name and everything. Y'all can y'all go work me out computers. >> Look what this Yeah, this is not like You think this is a [ __ ] game? This ain't a game. >> I'm sorry. >> Like, do you want to go upstairs? It's your last opportunity, right? upstairs. >> Should do your documentation for a ticket. >> Documentation for what? Y'all want the ticket right now? >> What's your real name? >> That's my real name. >> Okay. How do you spell the last name >> and your first name? >> Elise. >> And what's your birthday? >> 1992. >> 92. I didn't get anything back on that. You have an ID or >> No, I don't. >> Do you have one out of a different state? >> Yes, I do. >> What state? >> From New Hampshire. You damn sure >> 393 from 341. Can you give me a call? >> Give me a call. >> The sh's gone. It doesn't matter. I'll figure out the station. >> Do you want to go upstairs with them and get a ticket or do you want to come with me right now? >> Do you want to go upstairs and get a ticket? >> Do you want to go upstairs and get a ticket? >> They repeatedly ask her to return to the office to sort things out. She stalls, resists, and finally gets cuffed after using up all her free chances. >> No. Okay, that's fine. Then here, turn around. >> You don't have to. I'm going to go upstairs. >> You're under arrest. We're under arrest. >> What are you talking about? I'm going TO GO RIGHT UPSTAIRS. >> YOU THINK THIS IS a game? This is This is what happens when you play games. >> I was going to walk up. No, no, no, you weren't. >> Yes, I was. >> No, you weren't. >> I was definitely going to turn around. You did. You didn't the first three times I asked. Let me see. >> I was trying to like >> I'm going to go sort all this deadline. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> What's What's not your stuff? >> It's a lot, man. I got to go. It's not a lot. It's right there. >> This bag is ours. I think this is This is the only bag she came in. So, I know these bags. >> That's the only bag she came in with. Is there stuff in here that's yours, though? >> There's shoes in there. >> That's my shoes that I've been had in there. >> Okay. Yeah, those shoes. >> Yeah, those are mine. >> Oh, those shoes. >> These shoes right here. These shoes. >> Let me see. Kick them off. Kick them off for a second. >> What do you mean? >> Kick them off. Kick them off. >> What do you mean? >> We're going to Someone just took it. I'm sorry. >> You're right. Dirty. >> No, you're fine. >> Stop. Stop. >> What do you mean? I'm trying to put my shoe back on. >> Stop. >> Stop. or anything else. >> I was going to turn around. >> Nothing more with the car. >> No, >> if you want to document who's in there. >> Oh, >> yeah. >> Wait, what? >> For retail. >> She didn't get in the car. How are we going to do that? How are we going to do that? >> What? >> We can find out. >> Just ID everybody in the car so we know where they are. >> 93. Can you identify the other? >> After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And subscribe to Law Zone if you liked this. Nice try though. >> She uh only the shorts and one of the panties. >> So this is ours, right? >> Shorts is hers. >> So these two and one of the panties. >> What color? Ask her what color. >> Hey, do you know what color it was? Like the colorful one or the brown one? >> Panties. I guess the [ __ ] Cool. >> Go take that with us. You paid for that. >> Yep. >> That was already in my bag. >> Oh, this is all that's paid for. >> Yep. >> Oh, >> this is quite a bit. >> That's a Was this a selfch checkout? >> Uh, she concealed everything like on the floor. And at checkout, she only bought this. She didn't even present the other stuff to the paper. >> Oh, >> yes, I did. I put the scanner out there and I scanned it. >> It was on the receipt you gave me to >> Oh, it was on the receipt right here. Nowhere to >> You're famous. I mean, not Instagram famous, but >> I'm definitely Instagram famous. >> You're definitely Instagram famous. I don't know you >> versus >> Actually, I can get all our information from you later, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You guys, here's those shoes. >> Put me in a car. >> Yeah, you're coming to jail >> for what? >> For retail theft. I just >> They explain she only scanned a few items at selfch checkckout despite having a cart full of merchandise. She keeps protesting, but the video evidence says otherwise. >> That I was going to turn around and >> No, I just said that you weren't going to turn around. >> Okay. Well, then can No, wait. >> Stop. Stop. >> Okay. I'm trying to I'm trying to bring that to the person in the car. >> No, they don't give they >> No, they can't. They need They need my things. >> No, they don't. >> Yes, they do. No, they don't. >> How come they don't? >> Because I don't know who they are. >> I know who they are. They're my >> No, no. You said that. No, you said that you didn't know them originally to me cuz you No, just cuz I came with them doesn't mean I know them. >> I didn't say I w I said I didn't walk in with them. >> Okay. Well, it still means you know you didn't know them. So, your stuff's coming with me cuz I don't want anyone to take it from you. >> They're not going to take me if you just give it to them. I'm giving you permission to give it to them. >> No, it's okay. >> I'm just No, I'm just saying like I really want my things with them. >> That's okay. It's coming with me. Watch your head. Safer than >> suddenly. It's less getaway car and more sprint through back of day. Earlier officers say nope and escort her to the police vehicle. >> That way you'll get it back when you go. >> No, I I just want it with them. >> Female come over here. >> You don't need a female. I just don't want no like I'm just asking you. Can you get that to them? That's all. >> Can wait either for the station or right here. I don't know. Could be safe. Just let her know. I ain't nothing in my head. >> Okay. >> Put my hat back on. >> Turn around. >> Wait. >> Turn around. >> Why? >> Cuz >> there I have on whole dress. >> All right. >> There's nothing. >> Can I put my hat back on? >> No, it's with me. But go in your bag. >> Go in your bag. Don't worry. >> Can a lady come and grab my bag? I'm just letting you know. >> Why not? >> No, because >> Okay, I'm sitting down. But >> get in. >> I just No, cuz I want her I just want her to grab my thing. >> It's all come with me. Let's go. Let's go. I didn't do all that. I'm just saying this ain't a [ __ ] turn around. I tried to turn around and y'all just instantly handcuffed me and I'm just trying to get my >> We're going to pull you in. We're going to pull you in the car if you don't pull turn around. >> Y'all don't have to pull me in the car things with her. >> Turn. Let's go. >> It's going to happen. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Oh my god. I'll get my things with her. >> No. Here. Seat belt safety first. >> Why my things can't be with her? >> Because they're coming with you. So nobody takes him. >> No, but I'm trying to get in contact with her so she knows. >> Too late. >> It's not too late. I've been trying to do THAT'S WHAT I WAS ALREADY DOING. >> TOO LATE AGAIN. >> THAT'S WHAT I WAS ALREADY DOING WHEN you tried to handcuff me and I was trying to turn around. >> The final charges are stacked. Retail theft obstructing identification and surprise an active warrant for identity deception. The total value of her shopping spree around $700. In Florida, the woman faces multiple charges. retail theft obstructing identification and an active warrant for identity deception. With stolen goods valued around $700, she could face up to one year in jail for the theft, plus additional time and fines for obstruction and the warrant making her legal situation significantly more serious. While officers continue securing them, they discuss the suspect's impromptu tour of local backyards. The suspects cooperate a bit more once they catch their breath. Turns out fleeing is exhausting. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move >> out cuz I could feel that I wasn't >> Put the bag up. >> Go. Both suspects are placed in the squad car. Officers check in, easing anxiety and making sure they get to the station safely. Even criminals appreciate a gentle touch sometimes. As an iPod, but that confusion doesn't last long. Witnesses on the scene quickly clarify the truth. It wasn't a gadget. It was a knife. >> Tried to rob yourself. >> I tried to rob you. >> You're the one that called. Can you tell me what happened? >> We heard yelling help from the bathroom. The lady ran out and came ran this way and just told us that a man pulled an iPod on her in the bathroom >> and I knew all units to be advised. I got an additional call from an assistant manager. Male tried to pull a signal zero knife on a male vest. It's a black male with a black hat. apparently pulled a knife on someone. >> Okay, >> she's reading. That's what I was told. I just came up. >> I'm just getting at >> uh right here. This guy >> Miranda writes a red suspects nod though one struggles to probably still thinking about the sprint. He tried to rob the woman. As they search him, the pieces start falling into place, revealing a far more disturbing picture than they expected. >> What's going on, man? >> How you doing, buddy? >> Good. You all right? >> I'm fine. What's happening? >> Uh, I basically tried to rob her. So, >> I tried to rob her. >> You tried to rob her? You got a knife on you? >> No. >> Okay. Do me a favor on the patch real quick. Make sure you don't put the uh bag up. >> Go to 280. >> Would you like 1033 traffic for this call? money back real quick. You're not under arrest. >> Anybody upstairs yet? >> Tango 221. I have one to take. >> Tango 221. >> All right, man. Take a seat right here for me. We'll get talking. I just want to >> see what's going on. Officers explain the charges driving on a suspended license, aggravated fleeing, and traffic violations. The suspects discuss citations during lunch specials, sharing more details, shedding light on the terrifying moments inside that restroom. >> You're just being detained. You're not under arrest. Nothing's nothing's arai. Okay? Just hang out till I can figure out what's happening. Um, so what are you doing here? What's the deal? It's a lot that's going on that I can't really speak about, but you know what's going on. You >> do you stay here or you move somewhere else or what's going on? >> Well, yeah. I basically end up moving from New York and I came out here and I end up getting stuck out here, I guess. >> Okay. Okay. We're just we're going to handle >> Thank you. What? What's >> Yeah. Yeah. She she she had a laceration on her hand. >> She says, "You say what you was trying to do or >> Yes. Yeah. She walked into the bathroom. He followed her in. She she thought she was actually in the men's room because because he was there. >> He she turned around. He put the knife up, tipped her throat, and said, "Don't don't say anything do anything." He grabbed a hold of her, tried to drag her back to the back stall where she was able to continue to fight and end up getting away, running, screaming, hollering for rape. >> All right. Can you briefly uh tell me what exactly happened? >> Um, >> the victim, visibly shaken yet remarkably composed, describes the terrifying moment she entered the restroom alone. But as she stepped out of the stall, the man appeared behind her without warning, pressing a knife to her throat and ordering her to stay silent. It was a calculated ambush. >> Eating breakfast with everyone and decided to get up and use the restroom. So, I left the restaurant and went to the restroom that was in the common area. Um, when I walked in, I didn't notice anyone else in the bathroom. So, I went into the center stall and went about my business. And they were the type of stalls with like doors, so you couldn't really see if there were feet. >> You went to the center stall? >> The center? Yeah, the dead center stall. um used the restroom, exited the stall, but then when I I went back in really quickly cuz I needed to fix my clothes. And when I left the stall the second time, I heard the click of a door of somebody else. [snorts] So, I looked up in the mirror behind me cuz I was washing my hands and he was behind me. I was very confused because I thought it was in the women's room and it was it was a man and he had the knife up to my throat and said, "Don't say anything. Be quiet." And I was like, "What the fuck?" And I just started yelling. He said, "Be quiet." He just kept saying, "Be quiet." >> Anything else? >> No. >> Okay. And then what' you do? Um, I was yelling cuz I I just was trying to make as much noise as possible. And when he had his he started pulling me towards the other stall, started yelling louder and I was trying to get out cuz I could feel that I wasn't breathing very well. >> I kept trying to pull my weight down so that I could get out of his grasp. >> Of his grasps. And then what happened then? >> And he got me into the stall and I kept screaming, right? and I kept saying it. >> Remember, running from the police only escalates consequences. Retail theft and traffic violations can quickly lead to multiple criminal charges. An appeared out of nowhere, suddenly behind her, pressing a knife to her throat [music] and commanding her to stay silent. The moment was as swift as it was chilling. >> What the [ __ ] And I finally got out from under him and just ran straight to the girl at the hostess stand. [snorts] This going to sound like a stupid question, but you did not want to go inside that stall, right? >> No. >> But he moved here. >> Which stall was it? >> The last stall with the sink in it. The handicap stall in the corner. >> Okay. >> He had a backpack in there. [snorts] >> When you went when he was pushing you in that direction, >> he was pulling me. >> He was pulling you in that direction. You saw a backpack in there. He had a backpack. I don't I didn't see it. >> Was a backpack on him or in the room in that room there? It >> was on the ground as soon as we walked in the stalls right by the sink. The backpack. And then when I saw him come out when I went to my group, I saw him wearing the back the same backpack. >> What color is the back? >> Black. >> Can I answer this question? Yes. >> Mama, could you talk to box >> here? Talk to Kate. >> You just got to find the whole >> Okay. And then what happened when you He's pushing in. You're in there. What happened? >> He was pulling. So his back was to like the sink and he was pulling me. >> So when he was pulling me, was he pulling you? Like that's the sink. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move placed as part of some twisted plan. I mean the bathroom, the store. Was he pulling you like this? >> No, he was choking me. >> No, but in the direction or was he pulling you like or like that? >> The sink's right here. He was starting to turn me to get me towards the toilet. Okay. Got you. He was backing up, pulling dragging you. Okay. And then uh what happened then? And you was >> So he was I could feel that he was applying more and more pressure to my throat and I was trying to scream, but he [snorts] was applying pressure on my throat and I pulled down, which I think is how he cut me. >> During the violent struggle, she was choked and likely suffered a cut to her neck. But fueled by sheer courage and adrenaline, she broke free and bolted from the restroom, sprinting straight to the nearest source of help. the airport's hostess stand. [music] >> I don't know. I I didn't even notice it until I sat down. Um and I just ran away. I didn't even look back. I was just screaming and ran away. >> Was being requested by Hall. Okay. Go back and do this. >> Okay. >> Do you have a second now or do you have enough now or? >> Uh no. Okay. And then from there, did you get away? >> Yes. I went straight to the hostess camp. >> And you went to the hostess out McCoy restaurant? Yes. >> And you told her what was going on >> immediately. I didn't talk to anybody else. >> Okay, great. >> And I said, "He's going to come out of that bathroom." And I told her to keep looking at that. >> Shoplifterss often underestimate how closely they're being watched and how quickly police can respond. Lying and resisting only make the consequences worse. Honesty could have led to a citation instead of arrest. >> And then we saw him walking away. Then you saw him and the hostess walking away from the bathroom, exiting. >> The hostess was on the phone and I went to my group and he was exiting and he was walking past like he was already out of the bathroom and I told >> And what direction were he walking towards >> towards the front desk >> towards the front desk >> and that's when I told my group that that's him and they all went >> Okay. I'm sorry you you had to relive this and I want to apologize again. I I I know it's something very scary that you know to happen to to anyone. Uh and thank God you're okay and no one else and you know happened than what it did just now which is really bad. And u I want to apologize again because the detective is most likely going to ask you the same questions. So you might be like detective told you here M detective that they're going to ask you the same questions. >> Police sit with her while she begins writing her full statement offering reassurance and support. The officers handle the situation with care, recognizing the immense trauma she's just been through and ensuring she feels safe and heard. >> Want you to regroup yourself and I'm going to leave this statement here and I'm going to write I want you to write what you just told me in detail here and you just got to make sure because this goes right through. Okay? >> And you have a second page here and put as much detail exactly what it occur and I'll get back to you. Okay? And take your time. Don't worry about spelling or anything like that. Just write it as best as you can. Okay. All right. Any question? Just let me know. Yes. I'll get you water right now. >> The suspect now faces serious charges. Attempted robbery with a deadly weapon. Attempted battery. Attempted kidnapping. Officers begin standard arrest procedure. Pat down check pockets and inform her she's trespassed for one year. Target is taking no chances on repeat performances. can carry decades in prison, including life imprisonment for armed robbery or kidnapping attempts, along with severe fines and a permanent violent felony Record.