I just say 87 through the door, man. >> Put your hands around your face. >> I said 87. >> Stop punching. >> I see me putting money out. >> I did do it. >> I'm having some issues with money right now. >> People who are dumb enough to shoplift usually aren't smart enough to get away with it. After all, in today's world of surveillance footage and cell phone cameras, it's almost impossible to sneak out of a business with unpaid merchandise. So, right when they thought they might get away, that's when these dumb shoplifters get instant karma served to them by the cops. >> What we have is that he was shoplifting. >> Okay, but yeah, I'm going to get my purse back cuz y'all being y'all been harassing them for no reason. >> All right. >> Like, I haven't done that. >> Forgot what was in there. >> On August 17th, 2023, Burlington staff called police after spotting a familiar couple previously linked to theft. When officers arrived, events quickly took an unexpected turn. had some warrants a while back, dude. He's been in a minute. So, I don't know if you guys can take >> flagging me down and he saw me and ran. So, I jumped in the car and went this way. But he could have went that way. He could be inside. Yeah. Somebody needs to hold that corner. See if he comes pops out on either side. >> Okay. I'll park my car up there and I'll >> Yeah, cuz I don't think he I mean, I guess he could come this way. >> Get on the ground. >> Where? Lay down. I'm lay down. I'm laying down. >> I'm laying down. >> Lay on your face. I got contact at top of the partner. Lay down a >> Lay down on your face. Run, bro. >> Get on your face. >> I'm not on your face. >> I'm not going to run for you, bro. >> I know you back. Put your hands behind your face. >> I know you. I'm not going to run for you, bro. >> All right, Jason. >> I know you, bro. I'm not going to run for you, bro. >> All right. >> I know, bro. I'm not going to run for you. >> Put your face in the valley. Come on, bro. >> I know you, bro. I'm not going to run for you, bro. >> If it ain't, I would try to run for you. >> But I respect you up. >> You ran. I didn't know who you were. >> Okay. I'm 1095 with Jason. >> Where the issue? >> You shoplifted. >> You shot where? >> Burlington. They just called. That's why. >> I ain't even Come on, bro. >> Also, does he still have locals? You get them local you get them warrants taken care of? >> What warrants? >> Okay. All right. >> What warranties? Come on. >> Okay. We'll check you still got you had some a little while back. >> Police detained the man outside the store. He cooperated after recognizing an officer from church, but a routine check revealed multiple outstanding warrants. What's that beeping sound? >> What you mean? >> Okay, we're going to come out with this backpack. >> Where'd you get this backpack from? >> I've been had my backpack. >> Okay, so if I go in there, they going to say that you got it from there. >> Yeah, I've been having that back. >> So if I go in there, they going to say you got it from there. >> And I got a pair of shoes right there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I did get a pair of shoes right there. >> Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> Okay. >> I'm sorry for >> I bet you got to take You don't have to take that. >> Yeah. >> Man, I ain't going to wait for you, bro. I stood up. Okay. Well, >> for me, >> I don't know. Did you just leave the hospital? >> Yeah. >> Probably not for you. >> Okay. I was going to say, "Oh, >> I'm getting my heartbeat." >> And what warrants you talking about? >> I don't know. You had some warrants all back, dude. It's been a minute. So, I don't know if you got >> Bro, what? Come on. You got the You got the tag on. >> I'm saying I got that bag though. >> Come on, man. >> I been got the bag. They >> take it off at the register, bro. I been got the bag. Okay. Let me see if I can pop this off. You know what I'm saying? I just told her I got some shoes. I think I got some shoes. Lay it right here. Open it. I've been had it bad. >> What's your birthday? >> Huh? >> What's your birthday? >> The wall. >> Face the wall so I can try to get this off >> I'm not going. >> What's your birthday? >> Yeah. All right. Let me get >> All right. Hey. Hey. I'm going to try to take this handcuff off. We're going to get it off. Face the wall. I can't. >> Go ahead, bro. Go ahead, bro. I'm not trying to run. >> Face the wall, man. >> It hurt my arm, bro. >> I'm trying to get it off. Ah. Oh, bro. >> Okay. All right. >> Damn. I'm not trying to Oh, >> put this one back. >> Yeah. >> Put this one back. >> It is. You got it, bro. I ain't trying to. >> I know you. >> I ain't trying to resist. >> Okay. >> I'm not trying to resist on you, man. I'm not trying to resist. Why she grabbing my arm? >> It's okay. >> Look, come on, bro. We going to put your hand. >> I go to the same church you go to, man. Anything, man. I go to your father church, bro. >> Okay. All right. >> Got all the all the grabbing me, man. >> Face the wall so I can put this handcuff on, >> bro. I'm >> man. Can you tell my um >> All right. All right. I'm just going to rent with you, man. >> I know. I'll hand you. >> All right. Now, do me a favor. You want to go sit in the car. Okay. Or actually, does one of y'all mind transporting? Tell my right. >> Okay. We going to see. I got to go back there and find out. I got to go back there and see what they said you took cuz it should be on video. >> They ain't see me take nothing. >> Okay. I haven't talked to him. You took off. Ace the wall. >> I want to hear I want to hear what they said to too. >> Okay. He's the wall. Spread your leg. >> There you go. I ain't got nothing on the right hand. >> All right. All right. >> My knee thing. Pull my knee thing down. You want to set my knee thing? >> Okay. >> Pull my knee thing down. >> Y'all put him in your car and let me go back there. >> That's my car. Yeah. >> Your whoever's car. Thank you, ma'am. >> That's why I pulled him. >> You want me to take him back over there? You want me to take him to jail? >> No, he's going to jail. He's got warrants. >> A search uncovered a backpack containing merchandise with store tags still attached. Unable to provide a receipt, the man eventually admitted to stealing the items. >> A warrant for a few different things. So, you're going on that regardless. And then, let's see here. >> Where the one where the one Can you say what the one from? >> Uh, false imprisonment. Maybe a couple other things. >> False imprisonment. >> These are start imprisonment for, bro. >> I didn't sign the war. >> I handled that already. So, what is you talking about? False imprisonment. >> I got to go back. >> Let's go over. >> I didn't sign the warrant. >> I am, bro. Why you pulling me so hard, bro? >> Let's go, >> Jason. Look at Can you talk to me? Look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, man. You know I'm a good person, bro. You know I just go on. Let me let me Why they pulling on me like that? >> One thing at a time. One thing at a time. One thing you like >> because you're not cooperating. >> I am cooperating. I'm trying to talk to you, bro. >> I don't know the I don't know the details on the warrants. I didn't sign them. >> Ask you a question, bro. That's all. >> I know. I said I don't know the details. >> Hold on. I ain't got nothing in there. You take the off. It's >> fine. There you go. I got >> I don't have any details on the warrant. I don't know the specifics. I'm just trying to answer your question. All right. I'll let you know about the warrants in a second once we get you in the car. >> Hey, can you call my um girl, man? Come get my arm. >> Oh my goodness. >> Let's go in. I got two pair of draws on you. >> Got two pairs of draws. >> Got two pairs. >> You got anything in there I need to wear? >> No, man. No, man. You can go in or whatever you want to pair. >> Can this go with him? >> Can you check on that? >> Yeah, she'll look it up and she'll she'll tell you in a minute, too. She can look it up. Here's your hat. The rest I'm going to take back to them. >> Can I get my wallet over? This is >> they're my wallet. That's my >> I tell you what. Here's what's going to happen. I'm going to see if they say that this belongs to them, then it's going to stay. Listen. Listen to me. It's going to stay. >> I'm going tell you exactly where it came from. >> Okay, listen to me. I'm gonna If it's not, then I will take it to the jail and put it in your property. But I got to check with them first. Thank you. >> Call my girl. >> I I can't right now. I got I got to handle this first. >> Hey, tell her to call my mama man. >> You'll get a call when you get to the jail. >> Y'all need to tell her how I'm supposed to be. I'm supposed to get there before I can get them kids, bro. >> I hear you. But I got to go back and handle this first. >> Hey, mother hurt, bro. >> Hey, Jay. Hey bro, call my folk, bro. >> Hey Jay, start. Hey, call my folk, bro. 706. Oh, damn. Number 706. Um, >> sorry. >> 706 715 715. >> Yeah. And I'm supposed to get off at 7:30. >> You want it back here? >> No, dude. I This is This is all their stuff. We going to take it back to them. I'm sure they'll appreciate it. >> Is it Burlington again? >> Yeah. That place is getting hit. Boy, >> I don't know why they stay open as late as they do. >> Yeah, this happened. >> They told me they're like, "Yeah, it's going to be great. We're open till what, like 10 or 11 or something?" >> Yeah. I mean, it's like, dude, they got hit a couple weeks ago, too. >> Probably get hit more than they even know. >> Yeah. >> I haven't hit that cigarette. Let me hit a cigarette. Please. >> I don't got one, bro. >> My sister got one right. My sister right there. Please hit this. This a Please let me hit that. I can't breathe in. >> Please, ma'am. >> Nope. >> Here's the uh female. Inside the store, officers found the woman who denied any wrongdoing and claimed she was simply shopping unaware of her boyfriend's actions. Hell around still or is she gone? >> Where is she? >> She's still in the store. >> Okay. Were they definitely together or >> she saw them last time? >> Okay. Has she been stealing today? Do you know the female? >> I'm not sure. >> Does she have a bag or anything with her? She has a first monitor, but um when they were together, I seen him actively with the backpack. >> Okay. >> Can I get one of those units back to Burlington? The females supposed to be in the store still apparently. >> Yeah, she says a couple. >> Okay. Do you know what kind of vehicle they're in or if they're in a vehicle? >> I think last time they were on foot patrol, but they ran to the left side of the building. >> Have a seat. >> Come on. I have some sit down. >> Put your feet in the car. >> You didn't say get in the car. You said have a seat. >> You know how this goes. Come on, >> man. Come on, man. Have a seat when you sit down. >> Put your head in. >> They hiding. >> God damn. >> Okay. They got the guy already, so >> Okay. >> Um, where is she? >> Hello. We've got a friend of yours in custody around the corner. Um, do you have your license with you or an ID? >> Yeah. Why? >> Um, well, the store is saying that he was shoplifting. >> I'm saying why you got to have my ID? >> Yeah. So, they're saying that uh you've been with him when he done it before. >> I have not been with him. Like, >> I need your ID. >> Okay. God like what? >> I pay for everything I have. I got money. See, mom steal. >> Thanks. So, obviously >> a search of her bag revealed additional merchandise. She insisted she hadn't stolen anything, stating she was holding it for someone else despite claiming to be pregnant. >> Have pretty good cameras. I haven't asked them about it yet, but do do you have anything that you're not supposed to have that we need to get back to them? >> I bought this stuff from Five Below right here. >> Okay. >> And I was going to go up there and buy my stuff from here. I haven't read anything wrong. This that came from Five Below. Okay. >> All this came from 5 weeks off and you can check my purse. >> Okay. You said I'm I can check it. >> I mean I mean it's my right. Right. But yeah, I mean I obviously haven't done anything wrong. >> Did you buy those from >> But they came from Five and Below. >> Okay. >> You can't go ask them to wash the camera. >> I have done nothing wrong. >> All right. >> They don't have those in here. >> Okay. Hello. We got this one this time. >> Um so >> All right. So I guess I need to get the particulars of everything. Okay. >> Who do I This is all yours. I just You want it? We're >> Police spoke with store employees and nearby customers to gather further details about the incident. >> Prosecuting, I'm assuming. >> Um, >> right. >> Right. Y'all can't just let people come in here and shoplift. >> That's very true. I mean, please tell me y'all if y'all call then y'all I'm expecting y'all want to prosecute because otherwise it's if y'all don't prosecute then what are >> they? >> I mean I got him red-handed. It's on him. I mean it's pretty easy. >> Hey um we had we called the cops because we had a run out and this is the same guy that came the last time me and Caitlin was here. So the cops wanted to know if he was going to prosecute >> and they caught the guy and recovered our merchandise >> and >> like y'all harass me for nothing because of somebody else. >> I'm just telling you what we have is that he was shoplifting. >> Okay, but yeah. I'm going to get my purse back cuz y'all being y'all been harassing me for no reason. >> All right. >> Like I haven't done that. >> You forgot what was in this, didn't you? >> He said calling y'all. >> I guess I'm confused as to what the hesitancy would be. You know, >> I mean, everybody else does. >> I guess corporate just has to give us the okay. But yeah, I don't understand either. >> If they want you guys to call the police and we catch them, then sorry, I'm not criticized. I'm just genuinely confused cuz everybody that calls, we catch them, they prosecute. Or even if they don't catch her that day, like the guy, remember the last time >> we identified him >> and arrest him, too. That's what I'm saying. >> Yes. >> Yes. We've got him identified. we know who he is >> and we can sign warrants and arrest him and that way people would start to realize they can't just keep coming. They're just going to start >> they're going to prosecute >> prosecute and then tell Tyra when she come back. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Let's do >> what? >> After collecting witness statements, officers recovered the stolen items, arrested the woman, and escorted her to the patrol car. >> Forget what was in this. Is that what it was? >> No, I didn't forget what was in it. >> Okay. >> I knew what was in it, but y'all harassed me for no reason. Okay. >> It ain't nothing but a bowl. Got no drugs in there. >> So, >> I mean, we wouldn't be out with you for no reason. So, there's a reason. So, it's not harassing you for no reason. Get out with you for a specific reason. Well, we have to figure that out. >> Um, so you're not under arrest right now, but you're just going to be detained. Okay. So, just put your hand behind your back. >> Why? For what? Look, don't do that. I'm threatening, so be easy. >> Okay. We'll be easy with you. >> I'm not going to lie from y'all. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> Well, I'm being detained though. Um, so we can search your purse the rest of the way and um ask them about the rest of the stuff. >> That stuff came from Five and Below, but yeah, you can do that. >> And you were going to buy this stuff, you said? >> Yes, sir. I was. >> Okay. Did he take any tags off stuff? >> No, I did not. >> No. Did he take tags off anything? >> I don't know. We didn't even come in the store, honestly. I didn't know he was in here. >> I'll be honest with you. Yeah, that's that's my kid's father. I walked in by myself, but I didn't even know he was in here, to be honest. >> Okay. >> I walked y'all to see the bus. I walked by Kroger's. I think one of y'all was sitting in y'all car when y'all seen me. Y'all was standing right there by y'all. >> I came from almost the county line, so I don't know. >> I walked by you. >> No, you didn't see me. Um, >> stand right there in front of Clovers. >> No, I wasn't. I know we all look the same, but that wasn't me. Let's go up to the front of the store and we'll check with them. Okay. >> That's crazy. >> I mean, if you didn't do anything wrong, you got nothing to worry about, right? >> Wrong at all. >> You got to see it from our point of view, though. >> I'm saying not only >> Where are the other officers? >> They're over there. >> Yeah. Let me Oh, they got this a whole another thing. Oh, this is this is the girlfriend. >> Okay. Um, you just want to I'm just going to borrow this for just a second. >> Okay. >> And you just want to sit her in my car. >> Yeah. >> Are you bleeding from your hand? >> I don't know. No problem. >> Is this a whole separate thing? >> I'm sorry. We're going to have a whole separate thing. >> Uh, not supposed to be related. That's her baby daddy said. >> If I'm being sleep, ma'am. >> Uh, you mind just hanging out with her for a second? Yeah. Can I get that person drive? >> I'll just leave it unlocked if you don't mind. Uh chilling with her for a minute. >> He went in the parking deck. So I lost it was parked where I was and I went up it and I'm like running around. He's like contact at the top and I'm like running back. >> Was she stealing? >> Reviewing surveillance footage and staff accounts confirmed both suspects were involved. Burlington staff chose to press charges. >> She was lit on and she was laid on last time too. >> What was she doing in here? Did she do anything? >> Um, we just know he took off and thank God they came right around the corner. >> That was me who came right around the corner. >> Yeah, that was me. You're flagging down and then he realized it before I even realized he took off running. So, I got back in my car and then found him right next door. But, um, why don't we uh here this I'm assuming this is all belonging to you. >> Yep. >> And, um, >> yeah, August 4th. I took a picture of him in my phone. He did it on August 4th, too. filled that red book bag up. >> Okay. Well, let's go ahead and get the details of all this. Is that wallet belonging to you guys? >> No, >> it's not. >> But the bag, the shoes, everything else. >> Yeah, everything else. Yeah, still got the tag. >> Okay, so >> Okay, >> let's go get a print out for all that so I can log that in the report. I love >> they're probably like uh you know >> what >> is that? >> No, you're fine. I'm saying they're probably like uh there's two police sitting at the counter. I don't know if we want to be here right now. >> Yeah, none of that. >> Let me just finish going through her purse to make sure. But >> like you said, I'm sure if she did have something, she would have just put it back. watching us all the time. >> Uhuh. Soon as he hit the second bus, he started running. >> Well, he was walking down the sidewalk >> until I came around the corner. >> Then once he once he saw me and he said, >> we saw >> I know. I was getting out of the car and she's pointing. I'm like, look over and he's running down the street. I'm like, here we go. >> At the same time, me and Marquette came back in. We were like, get that ass. Do you want to do anything with a pipe? >> I mean, if y'all y'all don't have to. It's up to you guys whether you want to charge her. I'm just going to charge him. And >> if she didn't actually make it out of the store, we don't have probably >> You did say Marquette though, right? We don't lock her back in. >> I lock her part. >> Is there dope though? >> I don't know. Not in here. Might be something. It might be something. Does it smell like it? >> Yeah, sure. Here. Right here. If you're able to like open it up and let me look in there, I might be able to tell you. >> Yeah. It's not particularly purple. >> Yeah. So, that looks like as soon as I touched this, I felt the pipe and then she snatched it. I was like, "You know what? I'm just going to go." And I'm like, "No, no, actually." >> Who can tell me what happened? >> Um, >> leading up to me coming around the corner. >> I was doing gobacks. Kaylin came over and she was asking me what I was looking at and I was focused on him banging my cart on the ground when he went over to accessories. So he was drawing attention to himself. So she was like, "What are you looking at?" I was watching him kill the mirror and over in Accessories, it was him and the female. So when Caitlyn got a view of him, she noticed that he was the repeated guy that had cut the senses off in the fitting room. >> So you saw that previously? >> Okay. Picture of him, >> right? So then you saw you noticed it was him and then what happened? >> Um I went to the office, got on camera and I was monitoring them over in accessories and then that's when I made the call to get a cop outside but I was asking them not to let the cop come inside so he could run out. >> Asking us not to come inside. >> Yeah. So he could leave the building. >> All they got to do is conceal it. Did you see him put stuff in the book bag? The bag was initially in the cart and then he took it out the cart while he was watching Caitlyn and then it looked like he unzipped it to put something in it. >> Okay. And I got your name from last time I think. >> Yes. >> That guy in the register. >> Police documented the incident, explained the charges to the suspects and transported them to the station for processing. >> Coming in and out. Do you know him? >> I didn't really notice noticed I was too busy looking at stuff. Why? >> Okay. Well, he just kept walking by and saying stuff to me and to her. What did he say? >> Uh going to slap her in the face. Uh told me to remember his face. So he's going to do something kind of >> said he's going to slap her in the face. >> Yeah. >> And then >> is he inside right now? >> No, he just took off in a car. Um and he told me he's like, "Remember my face." And then I'm going to do something. I couldn't understand cuz he was walking away. >> Weird. But uh >> she has some white powdery and possibly ecstasy. >> I would really strongly advise if if you guys don't prosecute. is bad enough as it is. Shoplifting is like the new way for people to support their habits. >> They are going to tear you guys up. >> Oh, they have been. >> And that's what I'm saying. Like when we catch them, not my I can't tell y'all what to do, but and I know y'all don't make the decision, but once somebody's been convicted of three shopliftings, it becomes felonies and the penalty. So, a lot of these people are doing this repeatedly and if nobody prosecutes, they never really get punished when they do dozens and dozens of shoplifting. So, I think I told her, "Yeah, we identified the other guy." So, I think >> he's tustling with you and like nothing gets done about it. That's crazy. >> Well, we identified him and I believe I have to double check. I think we got warrants out for his arrest. >> Oh, wow. >> So, that's what I'm saying. We we'll we'll go make the we'll go make the arrest and all that. Yeah, just as long as y'all agree to prosecute and most of the time it's on video. >> I mean, it's pretty there's not really much of an argument. On top of that, it costs everybody else who has to pay higher prices for all that. So, anyway, I appreciate y'all's time. >> How you doing? >> All right. Um, you do know that you're detained right now. Not free to leave. Um, you do have the right to remain silent. You don't have to talk to me. Um, if you want for if you want a lawyer, you can ask for one. Even if you agree to talk, I'm just reading your rights. >> If you do, >> yeah, even whether you're arrested or detained, I have to read your rights. So, even if you don't want a lawyer now and agree to talk with me, you can change your mind. Ask for a lawyer. Stop talking with me. Do you understand these rights I've explained to you? Okay. Um, tell me what was going on. You want to talk to me? >> Yes, sir. >> What happened in the Burlington Coke factory with you and Jason? >> I I swear to God, I didn't y'all see the camera. I didn't even know he was in there to be honest. Swear on my kids. We was not together today. >> Okay. So, if I go and review the cameras, is it going to show God? >> I got you. If I go and review the cameras, it's going to show you putting anything in your bags and taking them out. >> No, sir. It's not. >> Okay. >> That's all my kids. >> Okay. >> I got money in my wallet. I was going to buy that's why I had the red shirt and the blue jeep pant with shoes. I was going to buy that outfit. >> So, you and Jason weren't together. You don't know anything about it. Is that what you're saying? >> All my kids. We'll go back and review the camera footage and see. Secondly, um you didn't take anything? >> No, sir. I did not give anything. >> Okay. So, you didn't take anything and put it back? >> No, sir. >> Okay. The stuff that from Five and Below, did you buy that? >> Yes, I did. I had my receipt in my pocket. >> What is this? >> This is supposed to be a Zenex. Somebody had gave it to me and I I wasn't trust me, so I didn't never take it. And then I forgot this. >> What's the other stuff? The multiolor stuff. >> Supposed to be a steel. I don't know. Is that yours? >> I never did take it. Somebody gave it to me, but I I'm pretty so I didn't take it. How many months pregnant are you? >> A little over nine weeks. So maybe almost took two months about two months and change. >> You and Jason still together? >> No, I'm still not. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to make sure I know if I'm pregnant. I just found out I was pregnant >> by him or somebody else. >> Okay. >> This is my fifth child. >> I got you. I could charge you with both of those things, but since you're pregnant and you're cooperating, I'd like to work something out. Is there some a way you think you are you on paper? You think you could help me out with a little bit of information? Maybe >> I might want it. >> I might have a couple questions. >> Okay. You got a phone number? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, if I let you go, can you call me tomorrow and we can talk more? >> Yes, sir. >> Cuz I mean, if if we talk about you don't want to cooperate, but you're right. You don't have to >> talk to me now. I mean, I talk to you face to face about what >> Well, I'd rather talk off camera and I don't I don't I don't want to put all that. We can we can discuss. I don't want to get into too many details right now. And if you decide you don't want to, I can sign a warrant and you can, you know, turn yourself into jail. Well, that's what I'm saying. We can talk about it and we can talk and go from there. That sounds like a plan B. Okay. Just going to cut her loose. I'm going to take this and put it in evidence and then see if we can work something out. If not, I have a sign of warrant. Okay. >> Okay. I'm not going to charge you with the pipe. Well, actually, I'm just going to put it all in evidence cuz if you don't cooperate, then maybe I'll charge you. But other than that, we'll we'll we'll work. We'll figure out something for all this. Okay. We're going to take you out of handcuffs. I'm going to give you a phone number and you can call me, okay? Both suspects were officially charged with theft and obstruction of law enforcement. Never assume familiarity or relationships will shield you from the law. Past actions can quickly catch up. Attempting to hide stolen items or blame others only worsens consequences. 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. Yes. And I told him not I didn't have enough money and I told him not to do it. I couldn't get >> and then you all and then all y'all walk out. >> I didn't all walk out. I was way overcrowded. >> On June 4th, 2025, police responded to a target after a mother was caught shoplifting with her two underage children. Officers stopped the family and began questioning them. >> Give us a minute and figure out what's going on. >> That's not how I raised y'all. I know you. >> I think everybody does at this point. >> Everybody knows me. >> We're sitting here both. >> Wait, where do you know me from? >> I remember you. >> Where? >> How do you know me? >> I don't know you. I know that I know your sister. Is that your sister? >> Wait, how? >> I saw you down in Benel. >> I know you >> when she just got charged for. >> I'm not. >> You're the one that was sitting with me and the baby. >> That's what I was sitting with you. >> You're pretty sweet. I like you. Not too bad yourself, but I mean I'm out here with you guys again. >> No, she's pretty sweet. You and the one that was watching over me and the baby when you were getting arrested. >> I don't give a about that one charge is already dropped. >> None of that none of that matters. I'm not here for that. We're here for something different today. >> That charge got dropped. I went to court and literally they told me to go downstairs and then they go, >> "Oh, it's dropped." >> Yesterday morning. >> Yeah. See, I'm not here to hold anything against anybody. The suspect admitted she had appeared in court just a day earlier for child neglect. Yet she was back in trouble. Some people simply do not learn from their mistakes. >> No, I didn't have a problem with the actual county. The state state trooper me and him was he came up. >> He was rude as hell from the getgo. And I don't >> He's a good guy, too. He's a good >> one that was still with her. He's an [ __ ] >> Yeah. I'm gonna >> I'm sorry about that. >> The stage he came up with attitude and all and >> me I give you the attitude you give me and >> I mean sweet to her but you were being sweet to her. >> I was nice to her actually. >> I didn't have a problem. Look, this is the same situation. I'm just here. >> She's right there. >> This whole tight we call people. >> He said it. Well, he knows that it's coming. >> She's She's >> Is she a witness or something? >> She's going to drive. >> Oh, I got you. I love you. >> No. No. I love you. >> Can I have your >> He said it's going to take about 20 minutes for him. >> So, I can do my whip shopping while I'm waiting on y'all to be released. >> Yeah. No. Okay. >> Probably got time. >> You're bringing me your kid tonight. >> No, I ain't. You're in trouble. >> Are y'all You actually trespassing now? >> What do you mean? >> Like, let's say >> they don't give you paperwork. >> Yeah. >> And they say you're trespass. >> Yeah. >> You're trespass. >> If I don't get it though, and they say you in >> You're going to get it. >> I ain't never got in this in over a year. >> Okay. But they were told you you were trespassed, right? >> Not really. They just told me um not to come in. >> That doesn't mean you're trespassed then. >> It was like one of the workers. He was having a bad day. He's like, "I just don't want you back in the store." >> Yeah. It don't mean nothing. >> Hang tight for us. Okay. Let's figure out what's going on because Cor wants to do something different. >> Yeah. She's watching with the kids on the video. I watched the video. It's all on the on the surveillance. >> What's going on? >> We're trying to figure something out. I know my supervisor wants to do something different. Okay. What would you supervise? >> We're scared. >> That's what we're trying to figure out. Hey, remember look. You remember the last time we weren't scared. Nothing bad happened. >> I was scared. >> Nothing bad happened. >> What do you mean? Wait a second. You're like, "How do you know?" >> We're Wait, let me let me see what's going on. >> You're like, "How do you know she's going to jail?" I was like, "Cuz." And then I was like, "Mom, you're going to jail." And look what happened. She went to jail. >> Look, I'm not. >> I don't know what's happening now. >> Me either. Cuz I just got told I'm free to go and then >> give us a minute and figure out what's going on. Okay. >> She attempted to blame her child for the theft, but surveillance footage clearly contradicted her story. Lying was futile. The video provided undeniable evidence of her actions. >> What the hell's going on? >> You don't get a job so hard. I'm not >> Miranda dies her real quick. >> Okay, let's walk this way. >> What's up, >> please? >> I'll explain in a sec. I don't really I don't really know. >> No, I'm scared. >> What are you scared for? Everything's fine. Don't even >> do not stop. Everybody just stop. >> Calm down. >> Shut up. >> I want to know what's going on. >> Okay. All right. You want to know what's going on? So, the ver There's video that shows that you put a blanket in your kid's possession >> and I told them not to do it. >> You told them not to do what? So, you put the blanket in their possession? >> I put it in there cuz they said they want it and I looked in my wallet and I didn't have a money and I told them not to do it. as as the adult, why didn't you take the belonging away from them knowing that you couldn't afford it? Why didn't you take it away? And why'd you let them walk out the door? >> I didn't let them walk out. I was already out of the building, >> right? You didn't even you didn't supervise them on any aspect. Okay. >> And then you can even ask my daughter if she even told them I told them not to. >> All right. So, hang tight. >> While the mother appeared remorseful and did not want her child held responsible, her behavior suggested she was acting immaturely despite being an adult. What's up? >> She's going to jail. It's okay. >> She is going to jail. Yes, >> she is. Perfect to know. >> I told you I'd tell you whatever you wanted to know. >> Thank you. >> It's for putting in the bag. >> What's up? >> It's for putting in the bag. Huh? Because she told us not to shop list. >> I'm not really sure. I'm not the primary cop. >> Not all cops are fakes. Most people are so nice to me. >> I mean, I didn't do anything wrong. >> So, it's on video. You put one in the bag. >> Listen, I told him not. I didn't have enough money and I told him not to do it. I couldn't do it. >> And then you all and then all y'all walk out. >> I didn't all walk out. I was way over across the >> It's on video. Y'all right in front. You go and then they follow you out. So why did you put the one in her bag? If >> I pay for it, but my life on it. >> Well, unfortunately, this is where we're at. >> No, it's not. Whatever. Cuz now I'm >> You have the hard drive with the video. >> Yeah. >> Can I get that, please? All right. Do you I mean, so is there a reason why why she walked out with it? >> Do you I mean, you're you're the adult here. Is there a reason why she walked out? >> And so then why didn't you take the items out of the bag and and put them back? >> The fish is hot. >> That's fine. You don't have to lean against it this time. >> Is there a reason why? >> Officers directed the woman toward the patrol car. As she walked away, her child called out to her, a sad reminder that the children were already familiar with seeing their mother taken into custody. I just sat there and told her to put it back. She didn't put it back. >> Okay. But you're the adult. I'm the one getting charged and they're getting because you're the adult. >> When I just told Why would your juvenile be charged when you're the adult and you're responsible? >> When the other cop just sat there and said he was going to give me a break. >> Well, no. We want We just watched the video. >> I know. Myself and Corporal Quint. >> The cop in there. He even said the video. >> The full video wasn't done at No, we're past that. Like I said, >> the video that we just watched, you're deliberately putting the stuff in the bag and y'all are all walking to the front and then you stop. You start walking and they follow you right behind >> and I was talking to them telling them not to do it that I didn't have the money for it. >> Then why didn't you stop them or tell them to go back inside? Like loss prevention had to come out and stop them. >> Loss prevention was right at the door with them. So, why didn't you stop? Say, "Hey, no, I told him not to." >> I walked back up and was banging on the door to try to talk to him. >> Like I said, video start working this way. >> Nope. I won't. This was tucked into my l cuz you keep turning it. We'll fix it in a second. >> It's fine. Don't worry. >> During questioning, officers learned the suspect was out on bond. They later informed the children that the prior child neglect charge against their mother had been dropped. about it. >> Spread your feet and lean against the car. >> I thought it's falling. Don't worry about it. >> Okay. Spread your feet and lean against the car. >> I am up against the car. How much more you want me against it? >> Are you on probation right now from the DUI arrest? >> No, I'm not on bond. >> You're out on bond. Okay. So, is this a violation? Stop turning your wrist. Turn it the other way. >> Just let the jail know she is out on bond for the other charge. >> Probably going to get revoked. And you're okay with that lady taking the kids, right? Okay. Um, so just kind of like basic rundown of like what's going on because I I was out on the DUI arrest from last time. So, >> yay. >> Cuz I that's why I know who you are with them. Like I know they've, you know, all that. >> My daughter this time around. >> Um, I mean ba basically it's pretty cut and dried. They're all inside. She's holding one of the items that was stolen. >> Mhm. >> Puts it in one of the kids bags and then they all proceed to the front >> and leave. Again, we don't have audio. Obviously, >> we're going based off of what's on the video, but obviously when you see her put the stuff in the kid's bag and then walk out and then the kids walk out and she's like, "Oh, but I told him not to steal it, so she knew it was in there." And then she doesn't come back and say, "Hey, no, don't stay inside." >> I get it. >> I It's right. So, um, is she out on bond or is she on probation for the DUI arrest? >> Yeah, she was out on bond. She was supposed to have court. I think it was yesterday or the day before. She got in there. From what she's told me, they dropped the felony charge. >> I think it just dropped a DUI or like a reckless or something >> the day before for the felony charge for the child neglect. >> And then she went and tried to figure out her next court date. They don't even know her next court date. So, I don't know whether that DUI was dropped. I don't know >> any other information than that from what I've received from her. >> Okay. Officers also discovered that the mother had driven to the store despite her license being suspended from a prior DUI, potentially increasing the severity of her legal charges. >> Hey, we've been How many times have I seen you now? >> Twice. But it's my fault. This one. >> Hey, listen. What's your name again? >> Ashley. >> Ashley. We've been here so many times. And I get you're trying to protect your mom, >> but that one's >> out. Hear me out. because I have my kids to have 41 I have money >> I know you're trying to protect your mom >> but it's wrong >> she needs as as your parent she needs to look out for you Ashley you cannot continue to protect her decisions the choices she makes is the choices she makes okay I want to see you do better I've seen you more than enough times in situations that you should not be in >> Wait so I'm not I don't have to do nothing because okay, >> how did they get here? >> The van. >> Okay. Cuz she has suspended license, too, and she knows that. So, I just wanted to at least talk to you and give you an idea. Uh that that's kind of what's going on. So, >> would you want me to go ahead and take the van? Would you rather it sit here until tomorrow? >> That's up to her. It's her van and that's up to Target. If Target's okay with it staying overnight until someone can get it. >> I can take it. Like, that don't bother me. >> Okay. Do you want to will you take her uh to go ask her if she wants her to take the van out of here and all that? >> Sure. >> All right. So, you're okay with her taking your kids in the car? >> All righty. We'll do >> The woman was escorted to the patrol car and taken to the station while her vehicle and children were safely handed over. >> Huh? >> Did she go with taken the van? >> Yeah. Yeah, they're fine with that. Kids in the van. What do you have for the citation? >> Subject selected a blanket bag. >> Mom placed the blanket inside a red bag. presumed to be mom. That's why I put it there. >> Yeah. >> So, I said that he took it. >> Well, but mom placed the blanket inside of a red bag they entered the store with. They moved towards the front. Mother exited the juveniles. >> Yeah. Cuz mom put So, mom puts it in the bag and then they all [ __ ] and they all leave. >> So, did you watch the whole video? >> He only showed me them walking out. That's why I said you want to pursue charges on the Duke when I was when I was in there. >> Yeah. because they all >> so just make just just make just make sure when you're reading statements that they provide and you see if you see something like that like if mom is placing stuff inside the >> like I said I went off this young male I know I know I'm saying but if that's what he's putting in here you got to watch the whole video because if you're just watching them leaving but he's saying that mom put it in there like >> I got you >> it's just I mean dude I'm not like I said I get it you know it's juveniles but mom mom mom literally puts it in the bag >> and then it's like they all direct towards the foot and Ashley, >> we got to take a deep breath. >> Can't be going off. Look, can't be can't be fly home. >> I know you're going to go home. Okay, but you can't be flying off the rocker right now. >> Can we go home? >> You can go home. You guys are free to go. >> Okay, >> you guys are good to go. >> We're good to go. >> Yeah, you're fine. I'm not going to get a >> No, you're perfectly fine to go. Okay, >> you got everything. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Is that all they need? >> Yeah, they're in the trespasses. I just need to get them. They're somewhere. >> I will. I have to. Come the on this [ __ ] >> All right. >> She now faces multiple charges including petty theft contributing to the delinquency of a minor and violation of probation bond related to her previous DUI and child neglect case. A parents poor choices can deeply affect their children, exposing them to trauma and legal consequences. Accountability is key. Blaming others never works. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. >> If you do not provide your information, you're getting arrested. Have a seat on here. Right here. Right there. Right there. Have a seat right there where I'm pointing if you look. On the evening of June 21st, 2023, Ohio officers were dispatched to a local grocery store after the manager reported a woman suspected of attempting to shoplift by hiding items while walking around the store >> store. I'm not I didn't even make it to a register. >> I don't mind following the stuff that they took. >> Okay, come over here. >> Uh, no. I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm not start with anything. I want my belongings. They won't let me pay for my stuff without my belongings. They have my phone and stuff. That's not fair. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> It's in the cart with the what? It's got the phone box and everything with different I don't even know what the name of it is, but it's brand new in my blanket and my damn um it's a raincoat. My dad's rain coat for his motorcycle. Now that that's not fair. I've not left the store naked. I've not I didn't even make it to the register. >> Yeah, we're here. >> Okay. One of you want from me to get this stuff for him. So, >> wait. Stay out here. Watch. She goes in there. >> I'm not giving nobody my name. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Okay. Well, if you want us to help you obstructing, >> correct? >> How am I getting obstructing? >> Did we tell you to stop? >> I did. Okay. >> I want to speak to your supervisor. No, I'm not going to be done this way, but I I was trying to pay for my stuff and they supervisor. >> Yes, there is >> information. >> No. >> If you do not provide your information, you're getting arrested. Have a seat on here. Right here. Right there. Right there. Have a seat right there where I'm pointing. If you look, sit down. What's your name? >> Sarah. [ __ ] Sarah. Green. I can't sit on that. Sarah Kimberly. >> I want a supervisor. >> Okay. What is uh your date of birth? >> I want a supervisor. Please. >> Supervisor's tied up. >> I don't care. I want one. You have to give me one. Okay. >> Yes, you do. You're treating me like a criminal, and that's not fair. >> Listen, if you just came to talk to us, we won't have to keep you doing all this extra stuff. >> Yeah. Yeah, because you're going to listen to him regardless. >> When questioned, the woman refused to provide her personal information. Officers noted that despite her seemingly innocent behavior, she became defensive and started giving false answers when pressed further. >> Look, I got all over me, okay? I'm trying to buy some tampons. >> You would be upset, too. I'm I want a supervisor. You You have to give me one. You got body cams? >> Huh? >> Do you have body cams? >> Yeah, right here. They're on. >> Okay. Just making sure. >> They They took my belongings up. That's They took my belongings and I've been asking out different haircut for me for an hour for my stuff back. >> Try again. What? >> I am. This is not even fair. Not even fair. This is not fair. My house just burnt down and I'm not going to be treated like this for trying to buy stuff for it. I'm tired. I've worked all day and I'll be getting they're going to steal my stuff and I get in trouble for it. I want a supervisor. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Yeah. I didn't do nothing wrong. How are you guys going to investigate a theft? They didn't even They took my belongings. How is that fair? >> We're investigating it. The suspect continued offering excuses mixed with obvious lies, forcing officers to patiently endure her outburst. The store manager, however, had a very different perspective on her actions. >> Another manager here. >> Yeah. They just saw her fill up carts and then assumed everything. They think she took her phone like selling cars without her knowing. She's been going around looking for the stuff that's been disappearing. Like >> she has been. >> Yeah. So, I don't I don't know everything. That's just like from what I've heard, this is weird. Like, we don't normally call you the way we did. >> She didn't She actually did it. Called you way before. >> Okay. >> So, but I don't unless there's something I don't know or something, but >> Okay. >> I mean, >> yeah. I don't know. >> That's just I don't I just want to let you know. You might be I don't see. >> Okay. >> I just That's my That's my side of things. >> I want to investigate it first. So, >> yeah. No, 100%. I'm just I'm just letting you know where I'm at. I'm about I want my stuff. >> Okay, we told you how this goes already. >> I told you I told you guys I didn't do nothing wrong. I never left the store. I never even made it to checkout. I never once looked like I was stealing. I left the cart sitting and I walked off and got more the rest of my stuff and come back and was trying to pay for it and they wouldn't give me my belongings. Okay, >> so that's how this that's how they did. I know my rights. I'm not I'm not a dummy. >> Okay. I didn't say you didn't know your rights. I didn't call you a dummy. >> Then one time did I put something in a bag or did I put something in anything? Never. >> Okay. >> I never did. I laid a blanket on top the cooler I was going to buy. >> Okay. >> Where is my belongings? My phone. He said stuff. I cannot get home without my phone. >> Okay. Well, you're not you right now. You're staying here. So, there reason there's two other officers inside. >> So, nobody knows where my stuff is. >> They just told you where your stuff is? >> No, they didn't. >> It's in a cart clearly. So, they're going to check on it. >> Please tell me how I was feeling. Please, please tell me how I was feeling. >> Yep. >> Please. >> That's what they're going to find out. >> Well, I know. I'm I'm pissed. I want my belongings. >> You'll get them. >> I'll get them when they're ready to give them to me. >> No. >> When they're ready, they get to steal my stuff and I'm told I have to wait. But yet, I didn't go nowhere near cash register with their stuff. I didn't even push the car all the way around the store. I left it sitting in the front register so I didn't have to push it around the store and then I get in trouble for it. Are you serious? This is really what's happening. If Can you go to the restroom with me? Like toilet paper down there or something so I don't my pants. I have one way to go or something, please. >> We got some. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Phone, dash pass, and chargers. That's about it. >> There's not a charger in there. >> Oh, no. It's a It's a USB connector. Whatever. >> Did you drive here with somebody? >> No, I got the bus. But they have >> Why were you trying to go out the back door? >> I was not I was buying a flower. I bought a rose bush. Tomorrow's my mom's birthday. >> Go look. Tomorrow I didn't even take the car outside. I've got a rose bush from there. That woman came out there and told me that I couldn't couldn't be out there. >> Hold on. >> Hey, where you going? >> No, you're not. >> Why? What? What did I do? Please tell me what I done wrong. Please. Please tell me what I did wrong. >> What? >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't push no cart outside and I went out there and bought a rose bush for my mother. >> When the staff returned her belongings, her wallet was missing. This absence cast further doubt on her story, including how she had paid for items. >> A bus. >> A bus. >> Yes. >> How are you going to take all that stuff with you? >> On the bus? >> You can take all that stuff. >> Yes, you can take whatever you want on the bus. I don't >> There's like literally two full There's not two full merch. There's one and a half. >> Dude, there's four like eight boxes of donuts in the bottom of the one. Okay, >> that's a very cool story. How are you going to take all of that by yourself on a on a bus? >> I do all the time. I >> Where is the bus even at? >> The bus comes right down here. >> Where are you staying? >> Where am I staying? Staying at my father's house while I'm here. >> Where's that? >> I want to supervis. >> Harry told you you're not getting one. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. Okay. You have to tell us where you're standing. >> I have to be charged. Yep. >> What are you doing up here from Elwood Place? >> This is where the bus broke me. I'm not from here. Is this far? >> That's pretty far. >> Technically, no items had been stolen. Officers informed her the store would not press charges, but she was still being trespassed. Later, a photo search using the information. picture you're looking at. I told you I have damaged your spot. >> That's not you. >> Is it not you? >> I had about 80 lbs on me. >> Where'd your mole go? >> What mole? >> Oh, it was removed by a doctor. >> Oh, you got it removed? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. We're done playing games. >> Are you serious? >> You were serious. >> No, I did not do nothing. That is me. Look. Look. There's a score there. >> No, there's not. >> Drop your cigarette. >> No, I want to speak to I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Okay, I'm going to ask you again and I'm going to force you. Drop the cigarette. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Drop what's in your hand. They're They're trying to say I was stealing and now they're harassing me. When you're I'm I will have all your guys' jobs. Every single one of y'all. >> Every single one of y'all. She involved. >> Yeah. >> Set aside for us. >> I got >> Turn around. >> I'm not I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I mean, if somebody needs help, you could ask somebody to buy it for you. That's not a >> I didn't do nothing. That's the thing. Uh, excuse you. My chest is hurt. I need to go to the hospital. >> Here we go. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> My chest is hurting. I have four girlfriends, too, by the way. I need to go to the hospital. The woman reluctantly allowed officers to handcuff her, but claimed she needed to go to the hospital, a common tactic to avoid arrest. The deputies appeared to anticipate this maneuver. >> No. Kyle, do you have gloves on you? Mine are out. >> Uh, no. >> Gloves. >> Yeah, because I'm dirty. >> I didn't say you're dirty. I just don't pat down anybody without gloves. >> You're hurting. >> No, I'm not. I don't want to be touched by you. I'm not going. No. I need to go to the hospital. Are you serious? >> I need to go to the hospital. >> I need to go to the hospital, you guys. Just I need to go to the hospital. >> You can stay on the ground. That's better. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> It's a little dramatic. >> Guess we can tag on resistance. >> I'm not resisting. I I can't stop. I need to go to the hospital. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Roll over. >> No, I need to go to the hospital. If we have to lift you up, you're going to jail. >> No, I'm not. I need to go to the hospital. >> Okay, we hear you. >> You're hurting me. >> Okay, I'm not hurting you. I'm barely touching you. So, >> I need to go to the hospital. My ribs are broke. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. Please, I need to go to the hospital. Are >> you joking me right now? >> I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. You're hurting me. I need to go to the hospital. I'm pregnant and I need to go to the hospital. >> I'm pregnant and I need to go to the hospital. >> She initially claimed she was on her period, then later stated she was pregnant, presenting a clear contradiction. Officers suspected she was stalling, but still took her to the hospital as requested. >> Tell me you're on your period. How are you pregnant? >> Where did you get the uh EBT card from? >> I'm pregnant and I need to go to the hospital. >> Are you on your period or are you pregnant? >> I'm pregnant and I need to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> I'm pregnant. >> Are you going to Are you going to sit in the thing or do we have to put you in? >> I'm pregnant and I need to go to the hospital. >> Are you going to sit in the car or not? >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Well, you're being combative right now. So, >> I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. Do >> you have a warrant? >> No. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Why are you lying to us? >> I'm not lying to you guys. I need to go to the hospital. >> Why'd you lie about your >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Ready? One, two, three. >> My face is on the ground. >> Okay. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Sorry. Sorry. >> What are you going to do? >> We're going. Look, I know a lot of people, like big people. >> What are you trying to say? >> I I will help you if you help me. >> Okay. It It's not going to get you out of going to jail. Might help you with your charges if you want to talk to someone. >> I don't want to go to jail tonight. >> Either way, Butler Countyy's going to want you on their warrant. >> No, Butler County got you >> and Lauren County going to come pick me up if I Please. I know a lot of people don't know about murders and everything. >> Okay. >> The woman may face charges for resisting arrest, obstructing an officer, providing false identification and retail theft. Running from the police only turns a small crime into a much bigger problem. No getaway plan beats the evidence you leave behind. I think >> police in Saucus NJ respond to TJ Maxx on May 29th, 2025 for a reported shoplifting. Store provides receipt of stolen items. >> Shoplifting at TJ Maxx 39. I'm fine. >> How are you? So, I know we got body cameras on. All right. Thank you. Appreciate that. >> How you doing? My name's Chris. >> How you doing? >> This is a copy of the receipt of what the merchandise you tried to walk out with. >> Uh, turns out Ana Lisa is no rookie. She's already been busted at Walmart, Marshalls, and yes, this same TJ Maxx. Consistency is key. Right. Officers find a bag filled with items from multiple stores. It's basically a greatest hits collection of stolen merchandise. >> It's a female. >> That's fine. >> She's known. You guys have locked her up before, not even a year ago. >> Yes. Her name is Anna Lisa Cologne. She's because of her I'm Tik Tok famous. >> Where is she? She's >> She's in the office right now. Just a So, >> okay. >> I went in there chubby cool was calm and it's not helping. So, >> someone said there's other merchandise involved from other stores. >> Yes. So, last time she was here, she stole from Walmart and she stole from across the street Marshall. Same concept. There's merchandise in that bag. All of it, half of it's Marshalls, maybe some of it's Walmart. I haven't gone through all of it. I wanted you guys to do that. I didn't want. >> How do you How do you know it's other stores involved? >> Based off her >> well, but well based off what she did last time and it's the same ammo now. Her bag is full. >> Police confront her. She admits to cosmetics and candles but tries the classic. Well, not everything is stolen defense. >> Yeah. >> How do you Lisa Spieler or Walter Spieler Sergeant Mander? Everything's on audio and video recorded. We're here to investigate a shoplifting. Do you have anything in your belongings or on your person? >> No, I took it all. >> Okay. Where is that stuff? >> We brought it to the front so we can get a receipt for you guys. >> Okay. Do you have ID? >> No. >> What about the other stuff from Marshalls? You said >> that's all in that in that red bag. >> Yeah. Um there's a couple of stuff from Marshalls. I gave it to Haley. >> Where did you? >> Yeah. >> So, I'm going to read your arrest real quick. Okay. You have the right to man silent and you say can be used against you. You have the right to have an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided provided before you. Uh you can uh decide to w these rights at any time. Do you understand? >> Okay. So, did you take items from TJ Maxx? >> Okay. Did you take items from other stores? >> From Marshalls, but then >> Okay. Where did you put these items? >> Um they were in my bag. >> Which one? >> They ask for receipts. She claims she paid officers. Cool. Let's see them. Anna Lisa crickets. A few rounds later, she crumbles. Okay, fine. I stole it. >> Show me receipts. >> I didn't ask for a receipt. >> Usually you get a receipt, though. >> So, when I go bring you over there and we look at cameras, are they going to show me that you're stealing it or are they going to show me that you actually paid for it? >> Cuz I'm going to bring you over there and I'm going to we're going to find you on camera and then what? What? What's going to happen? What's going to What's it going to show me? That you actually went to register and pay for this stuff or you didn't? Don't lie because there's no need to lie anymore. We're beyond that. >> What? >> You did it. That's what I thought. All right. So, what else is in there that you stole? >> Take everything out. That's all stolen or taken without paying. Does this have all I did? I got four. >> Hello. >> You're good. >> Yeah. No. All right. Let me see. B. The whole thing is You took >> What's yours? >> That's mine. >> This is all yours. >> Uh-huh. >> Why is it still in the package? >> Because that's the way they sell them at Five Below. >> Where's the receipt? >> Where's the receipt for that? >> I didn't ask for a receipt. >> I don't know. That seems to be your MO. You didn't ask for it. pretty slowly. >> More stolen stuff surfaces. Walgreens check. Target check. Ana Lisa cycles through denial. Excuses and finally sigh confession. >> Well, you don't have proof >> from where? >> Just just take it. Just just take it. It's fine. I I can't remember. Just take it. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. Turn around. Put your hands back. We're not playing this one. >> I know. And now my hand. I'm sorry, but you did find a trespass. I'm not even here, bro. I told you don't come back to my stores. You don't listen. >> You need help. Get it. Coming back here is not helping you. You're tiny. You're so tiny. Yeah, she got tiny. I can't help you. >> Please. >> She's not. >> So, whatever belongs to the Marshall is going to have a >> for me to like help you out. >> It's up to you. I can separate it for you and then bring it that way. Unless you want it. >> Call 40. Let me see. >> 40. Do we have a phone number for somebody from Marshalls? Um LP. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Where's that? >> It's one on your phone, right? Yeah. So, like anything >> Are these guys yours, too? >> No. >> Uh, I don't think so. >> Like that. Sorry. And it might be from whatever she said it was. >> Have a seat. >> Where'd you get all this from? >> I got those from Walgreens and Target. >> Where? >> In Jersey City. >> I paid for them. I didn't ask for a receipt. When did you buy When did you buy this stuff from >> Walgreens and Target? >> Earlier today. >> Earlier today. So if we go there and look at >> the best part, she finally gives up, declaring, "I stole it all. Just take it all." That's one way to save time on paperwork. >> Cameras. What are we going to find? We're trying to make this video. >> How much earlier today? >> How much early today we talking? >> What time did you go to Target or whatever? >> Probably this morning. >> This morning? >> Mhm. >> Go ahead. I would just >> we employ. >> He's going to he's not on scene, but he is going to reach out to a supervisor and get someone over to your location. >> Some items were legit. Confirmed via Apple Pay, but most stolen. TJ Maxx tally $122. Not exactly Oceans 11 money. >> And that's from you guys or that's from >> Some of it's from Marshalls. I know this is from Marshalls. And then a couple other smaller items are from Marshalls. the um >> lever here is just stick out. We'll try to separate whatever >> it might be. >> I don't know. I know this is one and this is the other one. And this one >> that's confirm everything else. This is marshals. throws in the back of the bed. >> Hold on. Oh, yeah. >> Yeah, I got you. I didn't want I didn't know what you wanted, but yeah, just >> hopefully they're going to come here or maybe headquarters. Copy that. >> Your value is still like 122, right? >> 122. Whatever's on the receipt, >> everything else obviously, but yeah. >> Do you have a bag? bag. >> Um, >> I don't know. >> If it was cash, I'd be easier, but because she Yeah, you pay with Apple Pay, right? Yeah, that's why >> she paid for that. I with Apple Pay. I was watching it on camera. >> So, it's Apple Pay. What should be the court? >> I have. Let me call. >> These are debit. >> Officers discuss returns and her long list of open cases. Translation: Ma'am, your punch card for shoplifting arrests is full. You win a trip to county jail. >> Comes up with a receipt at some point. She could have it back. >> Thank you guys. >> We're going to jail. >> It all depends on your criminal history. Do >> you have any pending cases? Last time you were arrested for by us, did you show the court? >> Um, >> if it's pending, if it's pending, you're going to jail. >> No. >> And you're probably going to go to jail. >> Can I go there? When we get the headquarters here are super pull around. >> Yeah. You want me to start that? >> Once you get the return, we're good to go. Right. I'm sorry. >> Just confirm we have a 255 on the way. >> I'm one for the top, one, total three. I'll pass you the receipt for him. >> He's in the front right by the door getting the return. It's up to you. >> Never mind. >> So, it's $40.50 to me. Have them come from the three. >> Can I use this bag? >> Yep. Whatever you use. >> Can I have another small bag for stuff? >> Actually, right behind you, there's small garbage bags on my >> right. So, you might want to double it just a bit. No, it's only going like 50 ft. Not even >> mine. What? >> Oh, that's my sweater. my sorry you're going to do it unless you're a Nick fan. >> Thank you. Appreciate that. >> I'll walk out. What? Oh my god. One truck happened on the main bus driver on the service road. All right. So, we're going to work on getting that now. Uh, do you want her to go to headquarters or to TJ >> Maxers? Headquarters. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. 21. >> Am I going to go to jail? >> Am I going to go to jail? >> Maybe we could get two that we have two now. >> Final count, Five Below, Walgreens, Marshalls, Target, TJ Maxx. Basically a full shopping center crime spree. Anaisa is cuffed, charged, and chauffeured to jail. Crime always catches up, no matter how many excuses or denials. The truth eventually comes out. Repeated theft only leads to harsher consequences, proving that change is the only real way forward. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> He said no. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm good. I'm going go to my shop and go to Target. I see him. >> That's fine. If you want to go there, that's fine. >> Can I take you there? >> No, we're we're not going to just take you all around the city. Okay. But >> officers respond to a Circle K on Feb 1, 2025 where a woman named Fanta claims her aunt paid someone to throw acid in her face. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Okay. I know what I told um I have my stuff at the apartment by Channelwood and my auntie paid people money to throw acid on my face. And >> your your aunt what >> paid them to throw acid on my face cuz her husband had escaped prison and her her ex her ex escaped prison and I guess I was I didn't know I was like a department so I guess she paid them to throw acid on my face and stuff and I had my stuff at that apartment building is in the lobby and I needed a ride to go get my stuff because if I go there they th my face nobody's going to help me or nothing cuz my phone is off and I don't want to get ass throw on my face and I don't want to we need to go home before they throw ass on your face too cuz you know >> I'm not super worried about someone throwing acid in my face. But uh so where is your stuff? >> At the apartment apartment building by uh Cherwood >> in the apartment building. >> Yeah, it's like inside the It's like the the next one. We have my highrise or something. >> It's in the lobby. >> Yes. My suitcase and I just >> All right. So, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to call the district car over there and I'm going to go and see if your stuff's in the lobby. >> I don't I don't want to I don't My surgery is going to be a lot of money. >> Huh? My surgery is going to be a lot of money whenever they throw that ass in my face. That's going to be a lot of money for my surgery. >> I don't know. Yeah, let's let's make sure nobody throws ass in the face. Okay. Um, give me a minute. I'm going to make a phone call. Uh, >> officers coordinate with another unit to locate her belongings in nearby apartment buildings, but they struggle to identify the correct lobby. She becomes increasingly distressed, fearing theft or harm. >> Egg son's diaper bag in a black suitcase. All right. Hey, Fanta. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh, so I have an So, it's in the Channel Wood, like the high-rise building in the lobby. Okay. So, there's an officer going over there now to look for your stuff in the lobby. Okay. So, if he can find it, we'll just meet up with him. That way, we can avoid going over there. >> To the transit center because I don't my mom is out of town to next month. I have to find somewhere to go. >> Okay. Well, hopefully we can uh hopefully he can find your stuff. We'll get we'll get with him to get your stuff and then uh I can give you a ride of trans center if you want. Thank you. >> Yeah. >> So he checked the one building. So he's checking two buildings. There's two buildings over there. >> He checked the one building and there he said there's nothing in this lobby. He checked the community room. There was nothing in the community room. >> All my stuff. >> So he's checking one more build. He's checking the other building. >> I can't Oh my god. I don't want to have to go. So, we're having a hard time determining which building you're referring to just cuz there's so many apartments over there. There's two like large buildings and then there's like all the apartments around it. You're talking about one of the two large buildings. >> All right. So, he's checking both of those large buildings. All right. >> My son, my god. >> Oh my god. I mean, if the other thing is is if you left them in the lobby, maintenance may have come in and put them in some kind of loss of found like >> we have to ask them. >> Well, it's it's Saturday morning, though. >> It's like a prison. It's not for me to escape to prison. I ain't going to destroy my space or take too much. >> Eventually, officers confirm her bags have been found and arrange for her items to be delivered to the transit center. Fanta continues expressing paranoia about people targeting her and insists she doesn't want to be harmed. >> Looking at me like that. >> It's not It's not brown. >> Brown. >> Brown. >> She It's just There's a lot going on. >> Yo. Yes, it's brown. It's brown. Is it two bags? Like is it two bags with it? Like a black bag. A little black bag. Yes, that's it. >> Is this it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Look, I don't want to have I don't want I don't want this to destroy your face, sir. I don't want nothing to happen to you. It's going to burn, sir. >> Okay. Oh my god. >> Listen, there's there's an officer there right now. Okay, he's with your stuff. >> Um, >> so here's what has to happen, okay? I can give you a ride. We'll meet up with him to get your stuff. Uh, you cannot have your purse with you in the back. Okay? So, that has to go in the front. And you can't you obviously can't smoke. >> All right. Go ahead and hop in. >> All right. He's loading up your stuff and he's going to meet us at the transit center. Okay. >> And then sir, um, is this boy that rides in his dyno at Rondon? This girl, his ex Jada said she have his baby and and stuff in a U-Haul truck and I'm supposed to be the one to knock the back of the door. I'm like, no, because she going to shoot me in my eyes. So, I'm not doing that. She better she better tell the police where to get him to the board of his baby. >> Well, I just stay away from all of them. >> Excuse me. Is that the police officer with my stuff, sir? >> Okay. Oh my god. Please don't throw this on my face at the transit, please. You know how many >> At the transit center, officers caution her to remain calm, avoid yelling, and simply wait for her bus. They warn her that disruptive behavior could lead to a hospital trip instead. >> Have no idea who you are. Okay, so listen. We just asked him if he was your uncle. He said no. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm good. I'm going go to my coffee shop and go tell her that I seen him. He >> That's fine. If you want to go there, that's fine. >> No, we're we're not going to just take you all around the city. Okay, but here's the deal. >> You're not going to be in there waving your arms around, screaming, yelling, causing disturbance. I I sat there and I just watched. >> I just caught my my auntie's husband at a train. So, I I don't know why he never come here, >> thank you. >> Okay, I apologize. >> I don't want you in there yelling. If you're going to wait for a bus, you sit in your seat, you play on your phone, and you be quiet. Okay, that's a reasonable thing to ask anybody, right? Okay. So, if if we can't do that, then we're going to have to start looking at taking you to the hospital because because you're not going to sit here and scream and yell, okay, and cause a disturbance for everybody. Is that fair? >> Officers inform her she has an active warrant in Summit County for trespassing into a habitation. Shocked, she denies it, insisting she had already been to court and was told it was closed. >> Fair request. Hey, Fanta. >> Is something wrong with you? I'm with you. >> Yeah. So, you've got a little warrant we got to take care of. >> I got a what? >> A warrant? >> Now I have a warrant for where? >> For Summit County. >> For what? I never had a warrant though. For what? I don't Now I have a warrant. All of a sudden, out of nowhere, I have a warrant. >> Well, no. You had a warrant the whole time. >> But when it's for trespassing into >> trespassing into a habitation. >> What did I >> So, listen. >> Oh my god. And now I have to go to jail, bro. This is Now I'm going to jail for no reason. It's not no reason. >> I have to go to jail for what? >> What did I Oh my god. Stand up. >> What did I do now? >> It's just a warrant. >> Oh my god. >> She becomes emotional repeatedly saying she never trespassed and never knew about the warrant. Officers explain they don't control the warrant. It was issued by the county and they are required to take her in. >> No, I didn't, miss. I went to court and I went to court and they said that they said that the court was closed. Yes, I did. >> The courts are not closed. >> The courts when I went to court that day, they said the courts was closed and they didn't give me a day to go back. >> Oh my god. Y'all putting me in jail for no reason. >> Maybe it's just a matter of going to a court. >> Yeah, but Oh my god. No, I have to go to jail. God, where am I? >> And the jail wants you. The county wants you. So, you have to go. >> Y want me in jail for no reason. >> I don't want you in jail. I don't care. >> No, cuz No, cuz I a war trespass. I didn't even trespasser. That was taken care of a long time ago. >> Oh my god. >> We don't have a say in the matter. Okay. >> Okay. Why can't you why said why do I have to go to warrant? Obviously, y'all made a war in front of Summit County Jail said you have a warrant and that they want you. >> So, because of that, you have to go. That's not >> Do you have anything on you that you shouldn't have? >> They want me in jail for no reason. >> While being searched and prepared for transport, she pleads with officers to let her go, claiming she has done nothing wrong. Officers reassure her that her belongings will be tagged and held at the station. Am I going to leave? I didn't even do nothing wrong. I >> I can't even explain to you. Do you want your phone to go with you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where is your phone in here? >> No, you touching my ass. >> Listen, >> I'm using the back of my hand. Okay. I just got to make sure you don't have any weapon, >> what my mom or something because I didn't do nothing at you for Oh my god. >> It's a warrant. It's a warrant. >> But I never had a warrant before for this place for trespassing. Now all of a sudden I have a warrant. All of a sudden I have a warrant for trespassing. I didn't even trespass nowhere. You know how long that was? >> Somebody signed a warrant on you. Okay. It wasn't us. You're just showing a warrant >> there. I'm showing you. >> But he but he can little kids and do stuff right. >> All right. I'm not going through that. So your phone is now turned off. All right. >> So don't just go to the courthouse. All my stuff is your stuff's going to the police station. It's going to >> where my purse is going. >> The police station. >> Okay. >> It's all being tagged at the police station. >> Goes to Can I talk to them while I have a warrant? Of course. Yeah, because the warrant is through Summit County. So, yes, you'll be able to talk to a warrant. >> Well, that's up to them. Okay. That's not up to us. We are the police. I >> didn't do nothing wrong. >> All right. Let's walk out here. We'll wait out here for the wagon. Okay. >> Whatever the deal is with the warrant, it'll probably just be a matter of you talking to them to get it straightened out. But warrants are warrants. Okay. brought to the car. It's warm out there. Okay, we >> go to a wagon. >> Despite continued protests and tears, officers calmly guide her into the transport vehicle. She repeatedly insists she's innocent and doesn't deserve jail, but officers emphasize that warrants are warrants. >> And they never told me the next day. >> Where was the courthouse? The mayhem next court day. If that's the case, then it'll probably just be a matter of you making your next court date. >> I don't have to be agreeab. >> Watch your Watch your knee. I don't want to hit your knee. What did I do? Can you call me if I get a warrant, please? I Please, I don't want to go to I didn't do nothing wrong. Please, >> I can't just call somebody. >> But please, I don't want to go to jail. Please, I didn't do nothing wrong. So that's what you about the [ __ ] >> Wow. >> Okay, Fanta, come on out. >> You're putting me in jail for no reason. >> No, you have a warrant. That's the reason. >> I never had a war. I have a warrant all of a sudden. >> You have a son. You have >> Oh my gosh. County has a warrant. >> I never Oh my god. >> It's not ours. It's not ours. Okay. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Nobody's touching your butt. >> Oh my god. >> All right. So, Fanta, listen. I'm going to take this whole bag and I'm going to take it to the police station. Okay. When you get out of jail, you'll be able to come down to the station. You have a suitcase. >> Her jacket is wet. I don't know >> what to do, man. I swear to God, I didn't do nothing, bro. >> This officer to the But I'm digging out a head. >> Come on in. Watch your head. >> Oh my god. >> Duck. Duck. >> Oh my god. >> Fanta is placed in the vehicle, still distraught, while officers remain composed, maintaining professionalism despite her outbursts. Even when emotions run high, officers must remain calm and professional in handling unpredictable situations. Warrants cannot be ignored. Regardless of personal circumstances, they must be resolved through the courts. 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. >> I'm going to take your hand out. Put it as high as you can on that wall. >> May 25th, 2024. Police head to Target where two women have already been nabbed by loss prevention, their biggest crime so far. refusing to hand over IDs like normal people. Standing by uh about 19. I'm on. >> I was gonna say enough to carry cuz uh apparently one has no idea. >> Officers explain the obvious. If you just given security your ID, you'd probably be home by now. But no, these two chose the extra long route straight to police headquarters. >> They have no idea they didn't bring them in. Yeah. on like first sometimes just mess it up 36 northbound power. How's it going, guys? Two females. They are trying to take 190 today. Um, each with a different item. They've been semi-compliant. Um, >> yeah. Together. >> Yes. How are you? >> Just want to let you know everything's being reported on body camera. ID on them. >> If you have ID, this goes a lot quicker. >> Like, we didn't even have to get it off. >> You have ID on you. We're taking regardless. So, >> yeah. All right. Stand up. >> Well, I have my ID. >> Keep it back. Not too late now. Give it back. >> Can I give you now? >> Nope. Give it to me in a minute. >> Do you have ID on you? You don't have any ID? >> So, the way this process would have been is you would have given them your ID, they would have given to our jersey >> and then you guys would have gotten released from here. But because you guys didn't want to give your ID >> because you didn't want Hang on, hear me out. Because you didn't want to give ID, we're >> Time for the official starter pack. Handcuffs, searches, and questions like any weapons, any sharp objects, any dignity left. Officers check their bags and surprise a shirt and sunglasses magically morph into stolen merchandise. >> We're here now. We're going to bring you to police headquarters. You're going to get processed at headquarters and then depending on if you have warrants or anything. If you don't, you'll be out. >> The total is going to be >> Put your hands on the wall, please. >> Uh it'll be 150. Uh >> 150. Put >> your hands on the wall for the rest of this. >> Turn around. >> Yeah. 40. >> Hands on the wall. Up high. >> 40. >> Hands up high. >> You have a picture of your ID. >> Let me look up. >> You have anything that's going to be sharp or anything like that? Anything that's hidden pocket? >> Yo, you have your phone on you? >> Yeah. >> What's tied in here? Just a tie >> on the back of your shirt. >> It's just tied up there. >> No, I haven't. With back my hand on body camera, I just want to make sure you don't have any weapon inside your waistband here. All right. Put your hands behind your back. All right. Don't worry. >> That's most comfortable way is if you're praying. computer. We're taking it now. So, >> have you ever been locked up before? >> Have you been arrested before? >> Put your phone in there. Turn your phone off. >> No. Just put it all in there. We have uh sunglasses, everything. Just take it off. >> I can stick my finger in here. It's not too warrant, right? >> Fingers in there. I'm gonna tighten uh lock it so it doesn't tighten up. >> Where's your uh license? >> Miss, >> where's your license? >> It's not in your wallet. >> It's not in this purse. This isn't releases. >> Also, there was boss. That's also our merchandise. I didn't check. >> Loss prevention confirms. Yep. They did indeed forget to pay for a Good Fellow's t-shirt. Not exactly Oceans 11 material. >> What's your merchandise? >> The Good Fellow's t-shirt. >> Just give Did she pay for it? No. No. Just give it back to him. It's fine. Just take it. >> I'll add that to the phone. I'll bring it down with the receipt. I'll take a new receipt. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um and I'll bring that down. I'll just and whenever you guys get the chance >> fragrances too. >> No, >> I don't believe so. >> Bra the case number >> 24- probably two >> 2278 say thank you. >> Thank you so much. No problem. >> I'm going to I got to go get a new one anyway. So, I'm going to make a new >> Yeah, >> cuz with this I think it's going to break. >> Uh, is this your back, >> ma'am? Your phone's in here. Your sunglasses are in here. Your back. >> Is it? Is this yours? >> All right, just take it. That's fine. >> That's what was trying to find. >> What about this? >> Um, no. That's >> Where's this from? Versace. I don't want to hit anyways. All right. Ready? >> All right. Come on, guys. >> Come on. Walk out. Oh, heat, heat. Call me at the back. >> Put your chest up against the back of this car, please. The duo gets chauffeured in style police SUV edition. Officers remind them, "If we find anything in the car, it's yours." Translation: Don't even think about stashing snacks in the seats. >> Yep. Have a seat. This car has been checked before my shift. If there's anything in here, then uh it's obviously yours. >> Do me a favor. You're going to look left. I'm going to lean around you. Nope. Sit where you are. Just turn your head left. >> I'm going to the other way. >> Sit. I got you. I got you. >> Sit. Sit where you're saying. Turn your head left. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> Do you have anything that's hidden in your bra or anything like that? Now's the time to tell me. Anything stuffed inside your >> bra? There's nobody reporting a person here at Starbucks. >> Do you have anything? >> Is this your uh the DL is from Florida? Sorry, calling by county. We'll give him a call back. Turn your head that way. Okay, you step out. Keep walking. I'm going to take it off in literally two. >> At HQ, the fun continues. Shoes, socks, jewelry, hair ties, basically everything short of dental fillings are removed to make sure nothing else is hidden. >> Two less than 2 minutes. doors. >> Yeah, like 190 or whatever if that. All right, stand on the face of the wall. One more. Relax your hands here. Face the wall, please. I'm going to take your hand out. Put it as high as you can on that wall. >> Take off earrings, your necklace, >> and your hair tie. >> All right. Have a seat. Inside that bin, you're going to take your jewelry off. Head pair piece. >> Yeah, put it on the table. Justin, >> she has a picture on her phone. >> Sorry. You apologize to me, right? Nothing, nothing shirt. Okay. Obviously, take your shoes off. No other hair ties in. Nothing like that. Take your shoes off. That came last night pretty bad. I blew that >> lid. All yours back. >> Everything's going to be in that bin. When you get released, you're going to get it back. >> Same thing with everything in your purse. Nobody wants anything in their purse. Everything's on cameras in here. and the uh hair clip in your hair, please. >> All right. You have socks on. >> All right. Let me see your shoe. >> Take your >> officers even check socks and feet. It's like airport security, only less glamorous and way more awkward. >> Take your socks. You're going to turn them inside out. And let me see the bottom of your feet, please. >> Come. You can sit. >> Sit. Let me see the bottom of your foot. Let me see your sock. >> Put it back on. >> Yep. Same thing with the other one. Turn it inside out. See the bottom of your foot? >> English right? Go. You righty or lefty? >> Right. >> Let me see your left hand. >> Let's go over. >> Yeah. Stick my finger in there. It's not too tight. It's uncomfortable, but it's not tight. All right. In a moment, uh, dispatch will be with you to speak to you. Okay. >> Terminating body camera. So, >> just ask. >> Both suspects were officially arrested, transported to police headquarters, and charged with shoplifting. Refusing to cooperate only escalates a situation and leads to harsher consequences. Honesty and compliance can often resolve matters more quickly and with less trouble.