Stop. Stop. >> Stop the car. Stop the car. >> From a shoplifting in style when rich shoppers embarrassing arrest to a shoplifter gets a little testy with police after they find a pharmacy in his backpack. This is when when shoplifters make excuses that only make them look worse. Put your hands like this. Put your hands. I got to take pictures. >> No, I don't need you to take pictures. I have to. Please, officer. Police respond on September 8th, 2025 to a woman allegedly stealing from Target. When officers try to detain her, she immediately decides the best strategy is refuse photos, refuse cooperation, refuse everything. >> I'm not trying to be a jerk. >> Put your hands on theinging wall now. >> Hey, >> need a sergeant for a taser. Put your hands on it. Put your hand. >> She rolls around on the ground like she's auditioning for a stunt role. Fights officers ignores every command and forces police to call a sergeant. After multiple warnings, she's tased more than once because she simply will not stop moving. >> Roll the over. >> Stop with me. Stop. Stop now. >> Put your hands on. Give me hering hand. Are youing serious? >> Step it up. She's refusing me. Hurry. Look. Put your hands on your back. >> Stop now. >> I have me like that. You goofy ass. Knock it off. You too. Me like that. You little ran. I did. >> Hey, roll the over. Leave me alone. I'll cover me again. I got our hands behind my back. >> She keeps arguing, keeps twisting, keeps rolling, and keeps complaining. They're hurting her while making it physically impossible for them to handcuff her. Classic cycle. >> Dumb. My hands behind my back. >> And don't move. >> She keeps moving. I can't get to >> my hand behind my back. I'm not doing nothing. >> Got it. >> Relax. Huh? I told her. She's so aggressive. Relax. Yes, she does. >> Let me get a sergeant. >> Can I get up? >> Not yet. >> Let me go. Stop on me. You already got me a handcuff. Why you [ __ ] >> After being tased, she blames the officers for the pain and insists she didn't steal anything. Writers officers recover her suitcase stuffed with Target merchandise. >> Cuz you keep moving. We can't get it yet. You going taser? >> Yeah, twice. >> Yes, a whole bunch of times. She pressed that on my arm like that and she hurt it. >> Maybe you shouldn't steal. >> I was ran. >> I didn't and you did it, dummy. >> No, she need to calm down. The suitcase is still in the >> cannot get up. Ain't nothing pockets. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Now you want to act like you fault. >> Now we want that. >> Roll over. >> Get me up. >> They're going to get you up soon. Down. Okay. >> Pull your knees to your chest. >> I don't need you to help me up here. >> Don't touch me. Don't you touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> All right, put her in. Who's going >> Don't touch me. >> Go away. >> Don't touch me. >> She demands her missing shoe like it's a hostage situation and gets worked up again while officers check whether taser probes are still in her skin. Fire AMT is called for removal. Cuz >> you're resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> You're acting up right now. >> No, I'm not. Stupid ass. >> All right, I need this. Stop moving. I don't know if the probes are still in there or not. Get away. >> We probably need AMT, right, for her taser. She's going to jail. >> Fire department. Yeah. Ida, can I either get the fire department and tape for taser removal? >> I had a feeling I was going to do something today. >> One or the other. It doesn't matter. >> I know for juveniles they do. >> I was coming over to you guys when I done with Karen. >> Every time I went to go handcuff she like I'm out of probes. What's next? What the >> officers review the whole chaos, the running, the wrestling, the taser count. They recover the probes and the stash of target items. A female officer notes she broke two nails. Arguably the real tragedy here. >> Who's next? >> No calls. >> 19. Like I was coming down here and I heard >> um still in >> uh I don't know. I have one. I got to find the other one. But AMT's on their way. Maybe some body spray. What did they say? >> This is Target ship. >> Yeah, that's Target. >> I don't know about this one either, but >> that was laying over there. >> Set that there. >> Stupid. Broke two of my nails. >> Where did you shoot from? >> Right here. Well, mixture from the middle all the way up here. Two of them. I did two right here at least. >> This is about as far as we got. And then she took off running that way. She like stopped and then she's I'm like turning her around and then she booked it this way and then I tas her twice and she's like flipping over as I'm trying to like go cuffs off Guffer and I'm like >> I don't have [ __ ] else at this point. >> So what's it called? Got her suitcase that she has all the [ __ ] in. >> All right. know if it was theirs or not. >> Yeah, I can tell you what starving. I shop there all the time. >> What about those nails? Get those from there, too. >> I actually get these professionally done. What's funny is that I just got them done last Friday and I'm going to Nashville on this Friday. And I told him to text my girl. I was like, I might have to get in on Thursday cuz I probably will break one between now and then. >> You did? >> Yeah. So, I felt it happen. I was like, oh. >> Police tried to ID her. She finally gives her name and says she's homeless. She refuses medical evaluation even though she keeps saying she's injured and continues lecturing officers about how she was violated. >> All right. Did somebody ID her yet? >> I'm getting ready. I was trying to see if there was ID. >> All right. >> The knife and the gun was next when she fell. Yeah. >> Wait, let me grab those probes. >> Thank you, sir. >> Can I get my shoe? >> You will get your shoe. I would not be worried about that right now. Okay. >> I'm not trying to be a jerk, but just don't worry about that right now. >> Okay. Here. What's your last name? >> I didn't take [ __ ] [ __ ] >> What's your first name? T A M A R I A. That's it. >> I'm homeless. No, I know where to go. T A came from They're Mexican. I came from the Quan cities. >> I a T A >> T A M >> A R I A >> A R I A. What's your middle initial? >> Thank you, officer. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Here, I'll go ahead and start running >> and leads and he is uh >> 15. >> I think 15 went over to like 14 district or something like on Sheridan and somewhere. >> All right, here go check him out. She is downstairs. Okay. >> The hospital's here. >> I ain't going to no hospital. You should check my arm cuz I want the investigators that make investigate. You move out of my way. >> I got to take pictures. >> No, I don't need you to take pictures. >> Paramedics confirm the probes are already out. She still denies treatment but insists the pain is unbearable. Officers document every moment for the report. >> I I have to. >> Please, officer. I don't want her do nothing. >> She didn't want people. I don't want her to do nothing. She already violated. She already violated. >> Can we get a refusal? >> Huh? >> What do you mean like refusal to take pictures? >> No, refusal to go. If she doesn't want to go to hospital, >> I just don't want the jail to come and be like blah blah blah. Officer Paramedics >> here. Let me see if I can take a picture. >> These guys remove from her skin or was >> No, they were already out. Yeah. When I We picked them all up already, so they weren't in her. We didn't pull anybody out. >> So came over here to her about her. So we didn't have the fig. Okay. >> So, do we know it's made contact or was >> Yeah, they made contact. Yeah. No, they did make contact. >> So, she >> can't pull it off cuz you can't see it. You can't pull it up through here. >> Well, do you want to stay in the hospital? Cuz I don't see anything. >> You don't see anything? You ain't Look, look. >> Why you look? >> You didn't raise my arm up. >> Tell me I don't need to raise your arm up. Tell me. Is it below your elbow or above your elbow? >> But you already knew above. So that's not your forearm, that's your upper. I didn't say upper. You want upper upper upper. >> Yeah, we were trying to get here as quickly as possible when I heard you on the radio. When I heard call for 19, I was like, "Okay, 19's out." >> That's why I was like, "Step it up." She's fighting. >> She had a scar. >> It's not from this. >> So, don't you want to go back and say it? >> I'm telling you, is it above? >> Can you lift that back up that scar? >> It's not that scar. >> Oh, I know. >> I understand. But >> it's not. That's a old scar. >> Okay. >> All right. It's on document on cam that it's not from this. So, >> it's documented on cam that it's not from this or and I'll take a picture. I'll I'll try it. >> Are you good? >> I can just say that you took pictures. >> If you want me to do a stuff, I can do this cuz people can check it out. We got nurses out there. >> 300 300 exceeding 300. >> Yeah, three. It was 300. >> It didn't go up. I thought it was 500. It went up. >> Yeah, I cuz I just looked at it just to make sure from the 49 message I put out. >> We're sure that this is under. >> Yeah. >> Officers handle paperwork while she debates every command, every statement, and every breath they take. She wants an investigator, a supervisor. Basically, anyone except the officers in front of her. >> Yeah. Soldier even told me he said this is going to be under No, it's not. You put you put it in your bag and then we talking the Lord, you request to anybody. It's the same. >> Okay. Most likely. >> Yeah, they might be funky about it. She's being clear. >> Yeah, >> she's calling jail instead of wasting your time. >> Yeah. >> I was going to say here's her bag, too. >> Oh, yeah. >> I was just handing him her bag in case she ends up going. >> She said I can. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, will this paperwork go to the county? So then um when I mess with her come out they know I did my little testing two of them >> paper right >> yes >> yeah we're going to take right down >> what your vitals were and it's going to go >> allow myself >> here I can go pick it 21. >> Yeah, I got it right here. >> I'm a human being just like y'all. >> No, don't have to say just what we do. >> [ __ ] >> And nobody's saying that you're not a human being. >> You are. >> 77. No. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm good. I'm cooperating cuz I got to test. I'm taking >> Listen to me. Listen to me, man. I really want to see what's going on with your arm. >> Okay. Me, too. >> But I'm I'm going to take this one cup off. Okay. >> I got no problem. >> So, here's the thing. I don't want to have to >> I'm good. >> Cuz I'm I'm taking this. >> We don't want to have to taste it. You're not going to text me again cuz I'm taking this. >> Yeah, I'm going to investigate. I'm taking this investigation. I don't think I know my rights. >> Go ahead and step out. >> I don't have to. Just turn it off. Oops. My bad. >> Wasn't sure what you guys were doing. >> Okay, I got the picture. We go get some pictures though. >> You mean put pressure that [ __ ] on my ass? >> Okay. She did that for >> me grabbed the AOT guy. I don't think there's nothing you can do. >> It ain't nothing to do. Huh? >> She signs a refusal of treatment form. Still arguing. Still demanding badge numbers. Still insisting she did nothing wrong. >> It's some welts or whatever. >> Yeah, you she put pressure to that. >> All right. She sign a refusal. You going to sign a refusal form >> for treatment? Since you don't want to go with them, they need you to >> What can they do? >> Exactly. >> Right. But you just got to sign the form to say that, "Hey, I'm good." >> That covers them. >> This is just the source. That >> weap Let them take a look at your right. >> Where's it at, ma'am? >> Okay. I don't need to look at it then. You don't have to show me unless you want to. >> Man, you can get smart. Calm that smart com. >> Calm your attitude down. >> Me? >> Yeah. Just >> Okay. Yeah. All back there. Yeah. All right. >> All right. We got some pictures of it. Okay. >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. >> Are you going to have her sign or >> I need the investigator down here? >> Yep. >> So, we got the pictures. >> Mhm. >> Right. Got you a statement. >> Okay. You get you the jail. Let them know you want a complaint form. Okay. Form a complaint. >> No, I'm not making a complaint. I need a vegetarian supposed to be all if I'm requesting just like if I'm putting in my foot in my inmate I'm supposed to request if I request for the nurse if I request for medical I request word administrator I put word is the same >> every agency does it different okay >> now that's how I explain to you our process okay that's our process and it's a one >> I'm get out >> I already explained that to you we we cannot tell you that it's when you speak with an attorney or a judge regarding your situation, okay? Which probably won't be till tomorrow. And even then, I can't guarantee you. You'll have to talk to them at the jail, okay? We just make the arrest. Anything beyond that, >> we don't make that decision. Okay. >> You got to talk to me about something. >> Keep going down. >> No, I've got enough. No, no, cuz he bo. >> Okay. >> I always with the chief like, man, dang threat. >> Well, I'm going to hear my name. >> Whenever I see him going to the chief to talk to him, it's like when I'm going to hear my name on that radio. Hey, can you have Wallace come? >> No, they call you on your >> Oh, >> sorry. I had to >> now I know. Well, he has called me a couple times before, >> so >> so I guess Yeah, I know. >> Fresh meat. >> Let me make sure I get her badge number. Parker, I need her badge number. >> You'll get it. Oh, >> hey. Don't grab me like that. I'm not doing nothing. I'm need a handcuff. >> You're starting to walk away. >> Go. Go. Go into the car. >> He will assist you there. Okay. You just got to be patient. All right. Yep. >> Sign for her. I see either herself or somebody here to sign for. >> It just says she's refusing. >> I mean, >> I mean, I can sign as a witness, but >> Well, we need somebody she want. >> She'll sign. >> Yeah, she can probably sign behind her back. I don't know. >> Man, her fight made everything worse. She turned a simple shoplifting case into multiple charges for resisting and obstructing. If she had cooperated, she would have avoided the taser, the struggle, and the extra charges stacked against her. Fighting the police only turns a minor shoplifting into a stack of serious charges. Cooperation could have saved her from the taser, the chaos, and the trip to jail. 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. On April 11th, 2024, a shoplifter thought he had the perfect plan. Walk into a store, use a fake check, grab quick cash, and slip away unnoticed. But reality hit harder than expected. Not even close. >> Okay, so it's just a coincidence that we would get a call today. So, real quick, what exact run me through what uh what they did. >> Sure. He basically found the receipt in the um in the parking lot cuz I actually you actually see him in the video turn around, grab something, they come back in, shocked the receipt. Okay. Store staff explained the suspect pulled the classic parking lot receipt heist, found a random receipt, marched inside, grabbed matching items, and tried to return them like he was the world's worst magician. >> Refund return refund or fraud. >> Oh, all right. I got you. So, they they found the receipt, grabbed the matching items in the store, and then tried to return them and saying it was theirs. >> Exactly. And then he made kind of a stink and and the manager was like, "Okay, okay." And gave him the we basically said, "Just give him the feedback, give him back." He walked out with items and I'm like crap. I I kind of had a feeling that it was it was that what was going on cuz he smelled >> smelled homeless. He smelled really bad and you know just it was just rubbing the wrong way. He he came in I mean it was a beautiful day yesterday. He came in like this with the hat and everything like this. I mean you'll see >> the manager actually refunded him about $160 but admits the guy seemed sketchy and hid his identity like he was auditioning for budget ninja warrior. >> Video is He did a good job recovering his identity. >> Did he get the cash and the items or just the items? >> Just items. Just the items, which it was significant. It was likeund, wasn't he? 160, 170, something like that. It's like 160 without tax. >> Okay. >> Uh, so he did try to get the refund out. >> Yes, he did try and [ __ ] hell. That was just bad. That really bothered me. It bothered me so much that I'm making the report today cuz I had to get all my stuff, all my deduction. >> I don't know how you guys were able to do that, man. That's incredible. Yeah, the videos I I I got I've gotten a lot better than I was at first. I was like I didn't know how it either to be honest with you. It's just >> trying to fall on the camera and figure out what he grabbed exactly. That's that takes some time. >> It was kind of nuts, but I was very happy that day. >> Kathy, >> one more. >> Uh he I mean it was a beautiful day. That's how he's dressed, you know. >> And the vehicle I do have uh just to show you. I don't know if this help cuz you seem to be on top of things and you do things even on your day on your uh your second job. Uh, so this is the time that he actually came on site there. And I did add that on to the second picture where the vehicle is >> arriving parking lot 183720. That's right there. >> That's his vehicle right there. So far, and this is him leaving. And so just kind of like >> security footage shows his whole entrance outfit and the van he rode in on same van used in a previous incident because switching vehicles is apparently too much work. >> This is like the best you got. >> Yeah, you know, and this is the best camera pretty much for uh for especially when they come in when he leaves. I mean, I could have got a better uh picture. >> Kind of blurry. >> Terrible. >> So, do you guys want them charged if I can find them or >> Oh, definitely. Charge and trespass. >> Yes. What's up, man? You got your ID with you? >> No, I do not. >> Store says, "Yep, they definitely want charges and a trespass order if police can track him down." >> Okay. What's your name? >> Michael J. Mansfield. >> Okay. You have any kind of ID with you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Do you know why I'm here talking to you? >> Um, no, I don't. >> Okay. You remember an incident here last week that you were you were here in this vehicle? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. Cuz I do. All right. Do me a favor. Step out of the car. >> Police confront him at his van. He immediately denies everything and claims he has no ID. Shocking. >> Okay. So, you weren't here last week? >> No. >> Okay. You drive this vehicle often? >> Uh, no, I don't. >> Okay. So, it's just a coincidence that we would get a call today about somebody committing a criminal act, driving the same vehicle, and it's looking like the same guy that came and did this last week. >> I haven't. >> You have no idea about that? >> No idea. >> You're being detained. Okay. >> The officer points out the matching van and timeline. Suspect keeps denying like it's his full-time job until he's detained. So, >> I can talk to the security and find out what they want. Do you have anything on you right now? Any weapons? No. Right. Spend your feet for me. Just going to pat you down. lighter phone. >> All right, I'm going to put you in the back of my car in just a few minutes. Okay, American. believe that you were >> loss prevention shows up instantly recognizes him and the suspect finally admits he was there directly contradicting his 3minute denial marathon. >> I was still looking for the dude. >> I was like I can't believe I remembered him. But I seriously >> All right. Thanks. >> Yeah, I happened to see him about uh uh I'm actually grocery shopping. I'm about to leave. I punched out at 10. So I go I looked at him and I saw him over here in the front and I I'm kind of like >> I wanted to make sure it was him cuz you know cuz he's all bundled up and everything. I said, "Hey, I remember you." He's like, "Oh, I don't think I know you." I said I said, "Oh, you came in here for return last time like that." And he went, >> "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah." >> Oh, so you did admit to being here. >> Staff confirmed they want retail theft charges and a trespass order. >> That he wasn't here last week. >> No, he was. It might have been It might have been longer than that. I can't remember. >> It was Yeah, it was last week sometime, I think. I can't remember the exact date. >> Okay. >> Or that. It was the 10th. The 10th. I remember the date. >> Oh, awesome. Cool. >> So then you call us and then he walks out. >> He said, "Yeah, I thought he was going to take off before you guys here." I was a little nervous. That's why I had the guard. I said, "Hey, get his car information. Get as soon as possible." Cool. So you still want the uh retail theft and then I'm assuming trespass. >> Oh, hell. >> All right. Right now you are. >> Police arrest him. Red Miranda writes and inform him he's being charged with retail theft. are under arrest. >> What? >> Tell you in a second. I'm going to read you your your Miranda warning. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> All right. >> You're under arrest for retail theft. vehicle is parked at the scenery and >> from denial to Miranda in under 5 minutes. No chase, no fight, just pure consequence. >> He was charged with retail theft shoplifting and the store also requested a trespass order banning him from the property. Even small thefts have real consequences. Apologies can't erase repeated illegal actions. Mental health struggles are real, but they don't excuse breaking the law. 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. >> False accusation. They made a false accusation. >> Police respond to a shoplifting incident at Walgreens in New Jersey on March 18th, 2024. The suspect is questioned about the contents of his backpack, basically his portable oops kit. >> I left the miss. Please go and tell me what I took. >> I said to take like most >> I feel like I push it back. >> I had some mochi and some Tylenol and I put it back cuz I seen the movie. >> He insists he didn't take anything and seems confused about whether he even has ID. >> You didn't take her out with you? >> No, not from here. No. I seen them. I seen him watching. >> You got ID or anything on it? They get it already. I got ID. I don't I don't know if I got my card. No, I'm just going to check. >> I don't know. I don't know if I got it on. >> You got anything else on me that stick, bro? I'm good. >> I'm just making sure, bro. I'm not accusing you or anything. I'm just asking. >> I'm just telling you, I don't do no cocaine, no heroin, none of that [ __ ] bro. I ain't got no need. I don't got no need for none of that. >> I appreciate that. You said you don't have ID or you don't know? >> I got stuff but it ain't What do you mean >> an ID? >> I don't know if I got my ID on me now. >> You got anything with your name on it? >> No, I don't even know if this is like I I don't I don't even know the property. >> Officers attempt to remove items from the bag. The suspect insists he already returned everything. Maybe he's running a very exclusive one-man thrift store. >> Say again. >> I think I might need to let you go. >> Well, either way, we have you stopped. You're detained right now. We just have to identify what they said. >> We're going to work that out. >> They said what they said, and I'm telling you no, I put the stuff back. >> Just for one moment, I'm just going to take the handcuff off you to take this bag off you. >> Say what the stuff is, too. Not even put back properly. >> As soon as you saw the car gets here, I'm I'm Sergeant Palmer. I'm the supervisor, right? I'm going to go in. I'm going to talk. I'm going to find out what happened. I'm just going to have him cuff you for a minute to take your bag off. Just want to be pulling on your arm, but he is going to have to put it back on for a minute. Pull this arm up. Pull it off. Sorry. Bear with me one second. Yeah. What's your do? Okay. Turn your hand the other way so that >> Oh [ __ ] I turned I turned your head the wrong way. I'm trying to put on trying to I didn't want to twist your arm. Just check his back. See if he has ID in there. So now >> he explains his side of the story while officers remind him six times literally that he must provide ID. Persistence is key. >> Tell me again what you said happened so I know what I'm talking >> I went in here to come side lift. I seen the people. I put the stuff back. I left it. I left the medicine. >> So none of this stuff is going to ring on theirs. >> It's going to ring up. Yeah, but it's not theirs. If you ring this at Family Dollar, it's going to ring up as well cuz it got a barcode. >> Some of them they have they're weird with some of that stuff. >> I know that, bro. But now you can't do that. I've been through this before. >> All right. >> That's how I know. I know the ins and outs. I'm not saying that I'm I'm I'm plain though or I'm um >> I appreciate I appreciate your candid but I know how this works. So >> you don't do nothing with your name on it? >> I don't think I think I left my ID home. >> All right. Just I'm I'm going to step inside real quick. Just get his info and check it. >> You need my name? >> You ever been What was that? >> You might not even need my name. >> Oh, we going to need your name regardless. >> For what? >> Because you've been detained by us. We we have you I'm being detained because someone made an accusation. >> I understand that. >> After refusing six times officers formally arrest him for obstruction. Pro tip. Refusing ID more than five times usually doesn't make things easier. But either way, we have you. I understand that. But either way, we have you. >> You got to let me go. >> Can you let me finish? >> I'm not saying you're not going to get let go without anything. >> Again, you're not letting me finish. >> Go ahead, bro. But I know everything cuz you got that number. >> I'm not saying I know everything. I'm saying we have you detained in >> So again, I'm going to explain. We may let you go, but either way, right now, you're detained in handcuffs. We need to identify you. That's what I'm saying. Okay. Now, let me go find out what's going on. Mom, why don't you tell them to come here, bro? Cuz they can tell you one thing I can give you a whole another whole story. Once you put the cups on the sink, I already know that like the [ __ ] >> You have no You had no ID or something? >> No. >> You want to give me a name, bro? Talk to this people right here, man. She's talking to him right now. >> Listen, my sergeant trying to figure out what what scenario is going to happen. But regardless, we going to need to know who you are. >> They right there. I don't know what they doing. I don't know why they going that way for right here. I'm supposed to be the guy that stole everything. No, bro. They It's It's these people in these stores. They don't really know how to like They don't know how to conduct themselves. They think They think somebody I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. They see they see a bum looking worse than looking worse than me and call the cops. This man probably come in here to get a box of pins. That's it. They probably had a self. I done I done been around officers that doors that door was they don't like they don't look broke. And if that's the case, get somebody a child. back. Yes. Nope. I literally seen him on the camera. I seen him on the phone. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Literally watch you, bro. Why would I do this in your face? Yeah. Police department like right here somewhere. Right across the street. >> You guys got a name? >> Nope. No. You You don't got ID on you or anything? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're not giving your name? >> No. All right, then. Right now, >> I've explained this to you. I've explained to you twice. >> You are stopped. You are lawfully detained and we requesting your information identify you. If you fail to properly identify yourself, you will be placed illegal immigrant. >> Absolutely not. >> Even if you were, I don't care because you >> All right, sir. >> At this time, I'm advising you, you're under arrest for obstruction. >> Okay. For failing to identify yourself. >> They made a false accusation. They made a false accusation. >> Are you serious? >> They made a false They call They call the police on me. That's like somebody and I addressed that when you said that I was going to find that out and I was going to speak to them. >> And you still refused to give me your name. There's an inside pocket. >> All right. You got some cash in there, too. >> You serious? I'm just holding it. >> No, I'm talking about you serious. I I've explained to you at least five times. >> Why do you have to have my name for what? >> So, you want me to do this a sixth time? You are lawfully detained by the police. You must give your pedigree information upon request. You have now refused six times to do such. You are now being placed under arrest for obstruction. >> Obstruction of what though? I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Course, my officers still have a job to do. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong, bro. You know my name. That's it. You serious? For what though? for the seventh time. >> I constantly requested your name. I'm >> not giving you my name, sir. What are you going to do? >> No, you're under arrest. I still need your name. You will identify yourself. >> No, not taking me. Now you handprint me. You do you give my name that way. >> All right, we'll do that. >> I don't got nothing else to say. I'll give it to you right now. >> You're still under arrest after the fifth fourth time I told you you're under arrest. Now you want to try to bargain. >> He tries to bargain claiming the items are his or sold. Officers remain unimpressed by his entrepreneurial spirit. >> Barter to get your way out of it >> because there's no reason for me to be going through this. >> There's no reason at all. >> In my car, you [ __ ] You serious. You cut it. [ __ ] Yo, y'all are terrible, man. How you going to get this [ __ ] in one of these? Put all my [ __ ] in my bag. Please, bro. This shit's terrible. >> I got to take that inside. See what's Bro, ain't nothing in there, bro. They ain't even come out with nothing. They went around the back. Did you see the pallet pistol? >> I didn't. >> Come on, bro. What's your name? I'm not doing this, bro. It's already sold. Sold. So, don't touch none of my stuff. Please, please, please, please. That's all. Look, look, all that request. Everything that's in my bag, bro. And everything with my purses, please put that in there. Everything's I don't like I don't I don't understand what's going on right now. Hey, bro. >> I put it on. >> Um I don't know. Just that's his [ __ ] So got a bunch of them. I know he said the orig >> he's saying he I I guess he's trying to say he shoplifted some of it from somewhere else but it's the same stuff you see put in the bag. >> Discussion turns to the potential value of the items possible resale at local bodeas and confirming exactly what was taken. Spoiler, it's not small potatoes. It >> kind of is what it is. >> After seven times that you're told you're under arrest, now you want to barter. It's >> YouTube, bro. Watching YouTube. >> Uh-huh. I don't have to tell you anything. I And I was super nice to him. I just want to make sure this is all from the aisle cuz I believe he he may have choplifted from somewhere else. They disappear. Hey uh boss, you mind getting the manager for me again? >> Thank you. >> Oh yeah, they got to come up here. But anyway, >> yeah. >> You want me to do training? >> Um we Well, we need >> We just want to confirm that this is what was taken from here. What else is the order going in? Or where was he? I want to go look. I don't know why. >> I don't know why my number pull up. >> He was in one in the one eye, but I don't know if he moved around from there. >> Chances are that's probably all from there. But where is the manager? >> I'm going to assume he has warrants. And that's why I don't like his name. So then he'll get the hindering too. >> You can give him the hindering. Actually, you can give him structure and hindering now. >> Yeah, cuz he hindered our investigation. >> Is this all from that same aisle where he was? >> Uh, no. >> I just want to make sure. >> He's trying to say he didn't shoplift any of it from here. >> Oh, no. So I'm have it on camera. >> Oh, this is this is like the origin. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So all this is from here >> cuz he was in every he was in he was in the baby. >> No, you go there. >> No, that's I I told him I was like they know exactly what's theirs and what's not. >> That's awesome. Jeez. >> What is this? The bottomless bag. >> At least we got a bat. >> We went to the store or you went to the back of the store? >> Um, they already had him stopped when I got here. I think he was around back. They tried to duck up behind the um what's that called? The dumpster area. I got a question. What's going on? >> Every time I try to do a a return with her transaction, it says that it freezes my whole computer and it says it's we're waiting for a post to explain what happened. Um, she said that one of the one of the one of the associates tried to do it for one of the items in her bag and also twice. >> Oh yeah, it'll be on there. Did 6 1 4 1 and 8 second. >> I didn't even know they did the FedEx. Did I lay this out nice enough? Makes it easier. I don't know what this is for. Sure. He didn't want >> This is like an order, but >> Sure. There's >> They go They go and they sell them at the bodega like a dollar a pop. >> Mhm. >> I thought there was like some elaborate like junky thing they did with it. >> They don't like they wouldn't want their mouth to be numb. So they rub like when they get down to the last of the dope they rub the bags in there. They get that little bit of a hit off of it so they can't have a numb mouth. >> No, they literally steal the like the soaps the oros and [ __ ] like that and they sell it at the bodeas and the bodega sell it for they'll sell they'll give them a dollar each. So this could be a $20 take for him. Officers organize the items, confirm the shoplifting and obstruction charges and explain how intent and amounts justify the arrest. Lesson learned. Hiding stuff in a backpack isn't stealthy. >> Uh, I was going to say I thought you were I was confused when I saw you. I thought I was just off. Then you want a bag and he'll sell that for 20 bucks. Did it look like anything else was taken? >> He was trying to take like two things of motin, but I guess he saw me on the phone. >> All right. I did cuz it didn't look like he dumped anything, but I don't know if there was anything else major we were missing. >> Have you he? Yeah. It would have been over 200. You're like $20 each. >> Can I take your info? >> Sure. >> We're still doing >> Oh, yeah. >> Me. Just do me a favor though. Don't use my personal. >> No, I know. I always put this address. >> Uh, yeah. >> Uh, what's the phone number here? >> Uh, >> different store. You don't know. Is it on the receipt? >> It might be on the >> I got you. >> Yeah, it's on the receipt. >> I got you. >> Thank you. >> It's all yours. >> Yeah, we're still doing with the shoplifting, the obstruction, and the hindering. And then see what other warrants you got. Teach the young man how to do some good arrests. 7 on in 175 >> plus the two motions you tried to take. >> You can include that in there. >> Yeah. He said they were $20 each. You can do it as um like especially on the property sheet. >> Okay. >> You do the amount that was taken. Say it was uh was 7 uh 205. >> The exact amount. >> Yeah. It'll be 205 and then just returned or recovered would have been the $40. >> Okay. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Even though we brought all the stuff back. >> Oh [ __ ] Yeah, you're right. My bad. >> What am I thinking? >> I'm [ __ ] >> Let me get the price for the motor. >> You might as well. >> It was still obviously his intent. And he even said that was his intent. >> Yeah. Who you want? Me? >> Yeah. >> What's up, bro? >> What are yall talking about? What are yall talking about involving you? >> You're right now you're under arrest for obstruction, hindering, and shoplifting. >> How am I getting shoplifting, hindering, and whatever the other the other thing was? >> Well, the obstruction and hindering are failing identifiers. That was mine, bro. That's my stuff. >> That's funny cuz they have you on camera putting it all in your bag. >> Not all of that stuff. You've also self admitted that you were trying to take the Tylenol and the motin. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Told you that, bro. >> All right. So, you >> take it though. >> All right. I'm not doing this. >> [ __ ] up, man. >> We're going to take you across the street to our headquarters. You're going to be fingerprinted, identified, and charged. >> You got warrants or anything? >> No. I don't know. >> All right. Then shop with him show you probably be out today. >> His intent to deprive the store of payment adds to the charges. Obstruction and hindering are also applied. Not the resume he was hoping for. >> Can't guarantee it, but >> No, you're good. >> Trans. >> Oh, sure. Yeah, my bad. I didn't even hear. Yeah, you're good. So, I'm not too concerned about the $175, $200 thing, but even if he attempted to take it or self admits that that's what his intent was, that's still shoplifting. >> Okay. >> So, since he self admitted that he was his intent was to take that and deprived them of payment for it. So, added into his charges. >> Okay. >> Which is good. Now, push it up to 205. >> Okay. >> But, uh, obviously obstruction numerous times failed to give his name. >> Yeah. And now he's hindering apprehension, our investigation, his detention. Hindering apprehension or h the hindering charge is not just hindering if you have a warrant. >> The statute covers hindering your arrest, um apprehension, arrest, investigation, or detention. So obviously he's hindering all of that at this point. >> So you can charge him with obstruction, you're hindering. >> Okay. >> Kind of both apply. So yeah, >> you do both. Okay. >> Although when he gets inside, depending on how he acts, you could always just charge it with just the obstruction, but both charges are good. Okay. And obviously, as well as the shoplifting. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I know a lot of people focus on the oh, but it's under $200 things. That doesn't matter. Okay. That's really honestly that's neither here nor there. Yeah, it's a guide that we go by because if it's over or under a fourth degree, >> it's we don't have to arrest, >> but between his self admittance, that's when we can arrest for this early person not in uh not in sight. How much? >> $12.99 each. >> All right. So, that to this 26 just just hit the threshold. >> Okay. But I was just telling him that that's irrelevant. He self admitted to it. So he just got rid of the whole being a DP in plain sight. >> Yeah. >> Said it. >> Yeah. >> Hindering in the shop. >> Yeah. I said if he starts to comply and he's good, you can cut the hinder out now. But if not, if he's going to continue to be like that, then just charge it. >> All right. >> He said he been locked up. So you know he's going to run. Just make sure you do what is it? The quarry mode first. >> Is that what it is? What? >> You have to on the API, you have to do the query query >> in order to get his ID. >> Just have them hit me up. Let me I want to know what his uh record looks like. Or you can just give me his name and I'll look it up. >> How long does it take to work? Like before us, >> it comes back pretty quick. Basically, as long as like when you print somebody and it shoots back a couple minutes later, it's usually the same thing. Sometimes it takes like 10 15 minutes and they get the notification and e agent, but it'll actually I'll turn my e agent on cuz it'll pop up in there. But he's >> the suspect was charged with retail theft shoplifting for taking items from Walgreens with intent to deprive the store of payment. Obstruction hindering for repeatedly refusing to provide his ID and not cooperating with officers. Even if a suspect claims innocence or returns items self-admitted intent and refusal to ID can justify arrest. Shoplifting obstruction and hindering charges apply regardless of the item's value if the law is broken. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> Just I look away. On February 14th, 2024, officers are alerted about a potential shoplifter, an Asian female in black, suspected of snagging a $1,200 Louis Vuitton purse in Beachwood. That's one pricey handbag to misplace. >> I looked around there. >> Looked around there. Okay. You didn't take anything? No. >> Just text you right now about this or >> literally um I can tell you right now she texted me at 4:33. Yeah. Picture. Can you sound to my phone right now? >> Yes. >> It's a video. >> Yep. Yep. Um, >> what's she look like? >> Oh, sorry. >> She is Asian with black fluffy hair. >> Great. All black. >> Suspect's potentially Asian female. Black fluffy hair. Wearing black clothing. She was in black clothing. >> Black. Yep. >> What's the store that she's at right now? Bonnie. >> And that's 12 Beachwood. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Got it. Thank you. So, >> how do you think >> she the lady came in, saving lady, and the owner said she was helping another customer. She was standing at the register. She saw her standing by where the purse was and she was like and she said the woman was like being weird and kind of like not really making eye contact or whatever. And uh next lady just left and she walked over when she was done with that customer, however much long after I guess an hour, whatever after Saul was gone and nobody else been in the store. Store staff say the suspect seemed weird and may have been the only person near the purse when it vanished. Sometimes being in the wrong place at the wrong time isn't enough to explain a missing LV. >> Apparently, according to what she was telling Isaac >> and the purse is gone. >> The purse is gone. >> Louis Vuitton. I don't know. I can It's a black Louis Vuitton. call piser $1,200 black Louis Vuitton like one of those chest purses like smaller ones. >> Okay. >> Can you take a picture of it and send it to me? >> Me? >> No, we're not out with her yet. We're not going to make contact. >> Is she wearing a black bag? Cuz that's what she has in the picture. >> Yeah, then. >> Okay. So, the the black bag that she looks like she has over her shoulder. Is that the one >> she had on in the store? >> Okay. So, we're thinking that there's another purse that's in that. Yeah, it's it's it's small. She said it's like a handbag, but it's Louis Vuitton. So, it would have Louis Vuitton print on it. Like it's like a you know, almost like a brown color, you know? >> Yeah. The same size as she showed us when we were both there, right? Her size. >> And this girl, this girl was the only one that was in there. Correct. >> Yeah. She said she can't 100% confirm that it was this chick. But, however, she said she was the only one that was, you know, by the bag and in the area of that vicinity. >> Was she the only person in the store or No. >> Was that the only person in the store at the time? Another customer had walked in. We were talking right here. She had bought something. >> Officers confirmed details with nearby stores. The suspect may have been with a male at a different location, but was alone during the purse incident. Solo shopping spree. Apparently >> a picture from the girl over at the great house. They know each other. And >> they're friends. They're friends. I guess they were talking and I guess they were, you know, she was explaining what happened. She's like, I think this lady is in my store now. >> Okay. She said she she said anytime she has a theft in in store, she tells all her friends in the local area that have a business. >> All right, we'll go talk to her. >> And uh >> yeah, >> she said um that she wasn't accompanied by anybody in here, but I guess in that store she was with some mail >> in the great house. >> Yeah. >> Okay. No. All right. >> All right. Thank you. >> Hello. >> I have a question for you real quick. Uh, we were over at the club. >> Police approached the suspect, Lisa, at another store, explain the situation, and asked to check her bag. She's hesitant, but eventually cooperates. Classic caught red-handed, but embarrassed move. >> Take anything? No. >> No. Okay. Do you mind if I look through your bag? >> Yeah, I do. I just went shopping. >> Okay. Um, >> what's your what's your first name? >> Lisa. >> Lisa. >> Yeah. >> I'm Lieutenant Officer Scarell. This is Detective Green. This is probably just the wrong place, wrong time, and I understand you probably feel confronted. >> Um, but at the end of the day, we're just trying to do our job. >> I understand. >> It appears that you were the only person in the store when this went missing >> and sometimes we pick things up by accident. Like we're just gathering our stuff and it seems like you have a lot of stuff. We just want to rule that out. >> Yeah, >> it's kind of cold. I'm freezing. I just stand outside. >> There's more people outside. The the bottom line is if you just open your purse and show us that the Louis Vuitton thing wasn't inadvertently picked up, that's a different story, right? But at this point, unfortunately, I think we have enough to detain you because you're the only person in the store. So, >> but I wasn't. There was no other lady in there. >> Oh, there was. >> Yeah. >> Oh, it sounded like you were the only person there. >> That's incorrect. >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license on you? >> I do. >> Can we have that just for reference? I I don't like this. >> I understand. I understand you don't like it, >> but it's the reality. >> No, I understand. >> Officers examine the purse. Inside is brown. Lisa insists she didn't take anything intentionally and looks genuinely embarrassed. Awkward for her, convenient for officers. >> Wrong place, wrong time. It could just be you inadvertently pick something up you didn't mean to. Um, >> I don't know to tell you, but anything you can do to help us, we can put this to bed. If it was the other person, maybe there's video of the other person doing it, but there is cameras in there. >> So, I just want to put this to bed one way or the other. If you would help us, that would be awesome. >> But I am going to need you. >> I'm sorry. No, it's not pain. It's just wrong. This is really embarrassing. >> I'm so sorry. But I I will say is the inside of your first brown? >> Yes. >> The inside of your purse doesn't look >> Well, I have I have >> a brown blue in there. >> No, it >> sure looks like it. Officers request ID and cooperation. She initially resists and pulls away, prompting a friendly reminder. Handcuffs are the new fashion accessory for non-compliance. >> I already plain view. >> Okay. >> Take it. Take it back off. >> You're going to get You're going to get put in handcuffs. I'm trying to treat you with respect. >> So much. You could have gone so much easier. You just give us your ID. I don't even know if the victim wants to pursue this at this point. Okay. I don't even know that. Okay. But I have enough detaining. It's in plain view. I just saw it. Okay. And I don't want to get into a fight with you. And I can see how nervous you're getting. >> No, I'm I'm irritated. >> Well, I would be too if I was that lady over there and my purse was in your bag. So, take off your bag because I can see it. >> It's not up for discussion anymore. >> Do you want to get put in handcuffs or do you want to We can try to work this out. >> Yes or no? >> I would like to leave. >> That's not going to happen now. I already saw it. So, you can either help us out here and maybe she doesn't want to pursue this because she gets her belongings back or I'm going to place you in handcuffs. You're going to be arrested for theft. And in addition to being arrested for theft is if there's any credit cards in there, you're going to get charged with those two. >> I don't have credit cards. >> Any credit cards that are in that particular Louis Vuitton that you're covering, >> every single one of those is an additional charge. I don't have any other credit card. >> Okay. The brown Louis Vuitton that I just saw. >> Do you know I have Louis check? >> I'm sure you do. >> But you have been identified. I just saw that in plain view. It matches exactly to what she's describing. We're not playing this game anymore. Ma'am, >> I I'm not playing this game either. This is >> Let me have your ID. >> I This is wrong. >> I'm sure it is. I need your ID and I will not ask again. I can assure you of that. >> You're already getting the ID out. Let's just get the ID out again. We saw it was in there, so you're not covering anything up anymore. Just give us the ID so we can go from there. >> It's a misunderstanding. It is where it is, but we have to document everything that broke here and we need to see some ID. >> We can do this now here or we just handcuff here and crossing and crossing over where the cars are. Probably one of the busiest streets in Summit. So, we can resolve this here. when there's only four or five officers here or we can go across the street entrance where there's probably going to be people going to be reporting this public sidewalk and they can do that. So I think it's in your best interest. >> So can we see that first >> and can we have your ID that's not it's not happen here. I'll give it to you. Okay. Give it to us. Give it all. >> Can you just >> stop pulling away? Stop pulling away. >> Look me. >> No. Stop pulling away and give us the bag. >> Lisa keeps resisting, so officers restrain her and explain that compliance would make the process easier. They check her for weapons while she continues her dramatic moment. >> All right. Now you're resisting. You want to get resisting, too? >> What are you doing? >> This could have a lot easier. >> Just relax and stop. It's too late. It's too late in front of the entire We're trying to be respectful of you. Okay. You're not being respectful of us. >> Either take this bag off or I'm going to cut it off. >> All right. Take your right arm off. No. Take your You don't need your left arm. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> No. Please stop. >> Doesn't have to be this way. Please stop. >> I'm just going to cut it off in two seconds cuz I don't really care about the shot and let it go. Stop walking away. All right. You made it a lot easier. I like that. >> Get on your stomach. >> This is insane. You're a grown woman. >> Oh, this could have gone so much easier. >> Oh, take your gloves off. Yeah. >> Why are you twisting your arm? You're going to hurt yourself. >> I'm not I'm trying. >> We'll just break it if you don't. >> Let me look. >> I'm not trying to resist. >> Transport to the station. Miranda writes and a quick rundown of the process. Lisa worries about facing her family. Embarrassment doubles when your family sees you booked for a purse. >> Please, >> you can ask me when we go inside. All right. It's cold. >> Can I please? >> Just slide back. Okay. >> Can Can I please? >> When we get inside, I'm freezing. Let's go. Come on. >> No, but it's not changing any out. >> We're going a block down the street. It's a two-minute ride. >> No, but can I please just go? >> No. Get in. Come on. >> I am begging you. >> Okay, that's not going to work. So, come on. Sit back. >> Wait. You know what? But you made a decision. Go inside. >> She might screw up. >> Okay. >> All right. Let's go. >> I I am begging you. >> Maybe maybe the girl doesn't want to pursue it. I don't know. But inside the car. >> I just tell you something. >> No. Go inside. >> No. Please listen to me. >> You need to be aware of your Miranda rightites before you say anything. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to ask you something. >> Don't say anything until you are read your Miranda rightites. I'm not asking you any questions and I don't want to hear anything from you at this point. Okay. >> Nothing you say is going to change. Just get in the back of the car. Um, can I can I tell you something, please? >> No, we don't need to hear anything. All right, please sit back. >> Do you know >> we just wrestled inside? Do you want to wrestle again? We don't want to do that. So, just sit back, please. We're asking you nicely. We don't >> I I am begging you. >> You need to get in the car. We already put you down on the floor in there because you want to resist arrest. Get in the car. We don't want to have to force you in the car. >> It's my fault. >> Get in the car. Go inside. >> Can I go inside? >> Can you listen to me for a minute, please? >> No. >> Sit backwards. Sit backwards. Watch your head. Please listen to me, sir. >> Swing your feet in, please. >> Please listen to me. >> I'll listen to you when we get inside. All right. >> Can you listen to me for a minute, please? >> Can you stop for a minute, please? >> I know. >> Just sit back, please. I don't know what's going on with you, but just sit back. All right. >> Listen to me for a minute. >> We will inside. All right. >> Listen to me. All right. Hold on. Here. Your feet are here. You're going to hurt your feet. Hold on. >> Okay. Put your feet inside. All right. What do you have to say? Come here. Put your feet inside. >> Can I go inside so I'm not freezing? Put your feet in. >> No. It's possible. >> Oh, was it? No. No. We definitely need her. >> It's possible. >> I'll need her to come in for a quick statement. I'll get her handed down. >> I knew right over. >> Yeah. Unless she doesn't want to pursue this and then I'll get her sign, but it's up to her. But she needs a couple hours. >> Right now, we're going to take you to the station and we're going to speak to you there. Okay. We'll get a statement from you and from the victim. We'll go from there. >> How'd you get that off? >> No, I just I pushed it. I told you I pushed it off. >> Okay. >> What's your first name? >> Lisa. >> Lisa. I'm calm. Okay. >> Hi. >> Just be cool with me. All right. I'll be cool with you. All right. >> I >> I'm going to explain everything to you when we get in there. All right. Just let's be cool. Okay. >> Okay. Can I tell you something? >> Sure. >> What's up? >> I'm I'm embarrassed as as I'm I'm totally embarrassed. >> I mean, I know it doesn't mean anything to you, but I'm so embarrassed. >> Okay, I understand. >> I'm here visiting my new husband's family. >> Okay. >> I'm not from here. >> Okay. Where are you from? >> I'm from California. >> Okay. So, you're visiting. >> I'm visiting. I I'm I'm I know I deserve what I deserve. >> Where does your new husband live? Or your husband, I'm sorry. >> California with me. Let me Where's his family? >> Here >> in Summit. >> In Summit. >> Okay. >> I I am Okay. >> My problem, not your problem. >> I'm listening. I'm >> I I I can't go I can't go back to them like this. >> We're not going to bring you back to them in handcuffs. >> No, I can't I can't like anything. How How do I explain to them? Not your problem. I know. >> Well, when we get inside and we get situated. All right. We'll let you make a call. I can't tell you it's going to be right away, but >> a a call >> to call somebody. You're not going to You're not You're not staying here all night. Okay. >> I I I know that. >> Okay. >> But but I guess I'm saying >> from my stupid perspective that doesn't concern you is I don't know how I'm going to go back and face them. >> Okay. >> You're an adult. We don't tell people what happens. >> That's between you and them and we're not calling them and telling them what happened. >> Can Can I please just go home to them? >> Yes, eventually. But >> you will go home to them in a few hours, but let's go. >> I mean, but >> not right now. Let's go >> with this process, though. >> Yes, there's a process. >> I I know there's a process. >> Yeah, you're not going to be here all night. Okay. >> I I understand. >> Okay. You don't understand cuz she keeps asking me to bring you home right now. >> You're right. This is It's >> okay. Here's here's the thing. And I just explained to him and and I know it's not your problem. I don't expect sympathy. I just want you to please try to understand. I'm here visiting my new husband's family. >> Okay. You realize we didn't put you in this position. We didn't no and I know that. >> So now let's act like an adult, deal with your problems, get this done quickly so you can go back to your family and we can go back. We're out of business. >> Okay. And I understand why. >> You don't understand. Just keep asking the same question. >> Okay. I'll tell you. I'll tell you. I'm thinking that just goes to call me. >> I know it's not your I get it. >> Okay. How about this? you get out of here. Maybe we can work on the resisting part. How about that? So that you don't have to spend a That's what >> I wasn't trying. I get >> Well, you're getting charged with shoplifting and resisting. The resisting is on us. So we work. >> Lisa is formally charged with shoplifting and resisting arrest. Even the wealthy can get caught resist. And it only makes things worse. Always cooperate and face consequences to resolve issues quickly. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you like this.