Stop. >> You were in the back seat, right? >> Like I wasn't stealing like that man. >> Entitled shoplifterss love the nothing to see here routine until a cop steps in and the whole act collapses into a loud dramatic meltdown. Suddenly it's excuses attitude and fake outrage like they're the victim. And that's exactly why this is when shoplifterss go from cocky to terrified in seconds. Stick around until the end. You won't want to miss all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. >> Stop. Turn around. All right, walk back to you. On August 25th, 2025, a professional burglary family steals $5,000 worth of jewelry right in front of store staff without being noticed until the next day's inventory check. >> Driver, step out with your hands up. >> Hands up on top of your head. Put your hands on top of your head. Turn around. Face away from me. Start walking back towards the sound of my voice. Let me get some hands over here. Stop. Stop. >> Keep coming back towards the sound of my voice. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. >> Police use store surveillance to track a van, stop it with a PT maneuver, and detain the husband and wife. Only three small children are in the vehicle. >> Is there any other adults in the car? >> My wife. >> Your wife. Where is she at? The front seat? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> Front seat passenger, come out with your hands up. >> Come out. >> Put your hands up. >> Walk back towards the sound of my voice. Walk back. Come back. Come back. >> Put your hands on top of your head. I help my chin. Okay. Put your hands on top of your head. Come back to me. All right. Stop. Turn around. All right, walk back to you. Oh, >> I'm sorry. Come on. Walk back. >> How much measure my car? >> We don't. You understand? We understand. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> No. Okay. How old are your kids? >> Three. And it's hard operation. >> Okay. Is any any other adults in the car? >> No, I don't. It's my two children. >> Officers discover the parents use the children as carriers for stolen items, hiding jewelry on them, and inside the vehicle. >> All right, step over here. Dylan, it's on you guys. >> Just talk to him. There's only there's only three small children in there, so we can You guys just want to go up and clear. Open the door. Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Is this kids? >> What? >> Please, my my kids, they're scared. Please not with the guns, please. >> It's okay. Everything's fine. What's your name? Nastasia. >> What is it? >> Nastasia. >> Nastasia. Okay. We'll explain to everything that's going on. Okay. Once they clear it, we'll get the kids and then we'll bring them to you. Okay. >> What's your first name, boss? >> Excuse me. >> What's your first name? >> Masimo. >> Masmino. >> Masimo. >> Masimo. Okay. >> Something like that in my life. >> Huh? >> Damage the car. >> Yeah. >> Why? It's >> how we staff people. The police >> store staff explain how the man skillfully concealed pieces curling fingers to avoid Prince palming necklaces and transferring them to his pocket. They find next. >> So Kate's our new employee. She's green like a deal with them. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> My son became suspicious of of the guy because he's got her taking out multiple things and he's touching and it's not normal. >> She's never been with a profession like that before. He's got his hands curled so he's not leaving any prints. >> This is the roll where >> this is the roll that he steals from. >> We think it's a Figuro chain, but it should still have our tag on it. >> How much is the chain? >> We haven't figured it out yet. Trying to figure out which one. >> Two to 30,000. 2 to 3,000 is what I'm guessing the thing to send. You insert them? >> Yeah, I did. Pockets and all that yet. >> Oh, okay. >> You want to double check and do it? It's got a large stomach right there. >> Okay. You want to tell me what they happened? >> What? >> You don't mind? My wife and my kids. What the hell? >> What happened? >> Yeah. One problem. >> We'll talk to you about that here shortly. Okay. They're okay though. >> They're on the other side. >> Yeah. >> Have a seat. >> You got anything in your shoes or anything? >> No. >> Okay. Slide in. >> Where you from? How long you been in the space for? >> How long have you been here? >> Where were you yesterday? >> Where were you? >> Is that your husband? >> Yeah. >> He's got a warrant. >> There it is. He balls it up right in his hand. It's in his hand. >> Now he's got one only in his hand. >> He continues to look at jewelry and then he switches hands and then puts it into his pocket. >> It was an He was looking at 18 inch. >> Uhhuh. And he was looking mainly He had >> So this is what the tags look like. They probably ripped it off though. They just cool. >> Yeah. But you might find it in the vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Um he was looking at the men's rings and I approached him and asked if there was anything specific he was looking for or if I could show him anything. and he said he was looking for a gold bracelet for his mom and his dad tomorrow. So, I proceeded to show him where we have their bracelets and then he said, "No, nothing like that." And he showed me his necklaces. >> During a vehicle search, officers find stuffed animals filled with jewelry, diamonds, cash, and other valuables. >> How long have you been here in the United States? >> One year one and a half. And you asked where I guess where did you come in the United States? >> Where did you come into the United States? Where did you >> airport? >> Where did you land when you flew? >> New York. >> Okay. We came to New York. >> Yeah. >> Multiple hidden compartments reveal more jewelry and luxury items, including expensive watches. >> Something in it? >> No, it's just like >> Oh, it might be like a comfort pillow. >> Maybe. I don't know. Hold on. >> Copy. You can fit the board 66. [clears throat] >> Actually got out of it. >> Oh, look at there. >> That's a lot of money. >> Oh, this is jewelry. >> It was all hidden inside. >> I've got jewelry, diamonds, thousands of dollars, >> several thousand. So, can I go to my truck? >> Just Just let us make sure of a couple things first and then we'll let you guys be back together. Okay. >> Just be patient for us. >> Oh god. >> Oh, there you go. >> And that's See that stuff? >> Yeah, I saw that. >> Where did that from? >> Right here. >> That's That's We're going to >> take that. Oh, cell phone. >> Back seat. >> Officers identify a high value stolen Freightcom,000 necklace, suspecting it matches one taken during the store theft. >> I didn't even see it. If I didn't see it, he was sitting right there and he didn't see it. They were professionals, >> but it's this type where it's the big circles. Link link links. Big circle. >> Let me see something cuz there was one I showed him for 5,000. His name is John. Yes. >> It might be that one. >> It might be that one. >> Mhm. >> Maybe 5K. >> 5K. That's what I said. >> Do you remember two to three? But hey, I'll put >> Do you remember what what the link looked like? >> It was 18. He had measure it at first. I think I know I measured a couple of them. >> You just wanted your eyes taken off what he was doing. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. We'll go to the scene and try to uh I mean, I'm sure he lawyer up. So, >> yeah. The $5,000. So, what's the process with the driver's license? How does that work? >> When John got it from the guy? >> Yeah. >> So, if our policy is if someone wants to see a Rolex, they're so expensive, we ask for their driver's license because they could take it and and run and >> it's just to cover our eyes. >> No, no, no. I'm I'm just trying to figure out is it to look at this? Is it just I >> Well, he asked to see a Rolex. >> Okay. Did he end up seeing a Rolex? >> He held on to a Rolex and showed it to him, but that's as far as it went. >> You know, it's that's a different case. It opens out this way. So anybody could know that >> get into it and set it behind the counters. >> But you never know with Rolexes. They can >> there's good things. >> Yeah, they're really Oh, this one the hands are broken off on it. This one's got an odd skip to it, but it feels too light to be real ones. It feels light, too. I wonder if they wear some of this stuff just to make them look >> Yeah. Make it look like >> like they have money. Police shockingly find a real Rolex on a child's wrist. Confirmed stolen. All children had jewelry, iPads, and iPhones. >> Question is, where where did you get the jewelry from? Like the necklace, the earrings? >> There's a old one. >> Old one. What about what about the necklace? >> Even this is old one. >> My Where did you get it from? >> Old from New York. >> From New York. >> Okay. >> They're old ones. These are old. >> Okay. What about the bracelet? Yeah, >> this one is old one. I was my birthday. >> Okay. When was your birthday? >> In December. >> In December. Last December. Okay. All right. And what about those? Those are like Pandora bracelets, aren't they? >> Okay. Where did you get those at? >> This one is old one as well. >> Okay. >> Okay. How long ago did you get that one? I know you said it's old, but >> like 11 months. >> 11 months. Okay. >> Do you have anything in your purse at all? Do you mind if I take a quick look and Okay. >> Yeah. Perfect. I didn't want to pull down on you while we're doing that. >> That one's ticking. >> Well, this one's The hands are all broken off. >> And this thing here is super light. >> I mean, if it's real, it's >> This one's definitely real. This is the one that was taken in college. >> We're taking these. >> Yeah. Yeah. See, that's got the emblem on the back, too. Those don't even have the emblem on the back. They probably wear that into the store to say, "Hey, look, you know, I already have a relax." >> Where'd you get this from? >> His bracelet. >> His bracelet. What about the his ring? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Total loot in the car reaches $300,000. Cash, diamonds, [music] gold coins, luxury watches, and jewelry. >> Right now, you have warrants out of Michigan for your arrest. Um, so we'll come in. We'll talk about kind of everything. Okay. Just >> Okay. Yeah. Please, if you don't mind. >> Yeah. No, go ahead. Go ahead. >> What was the reason they stopped me like that? >> Cuz you have a warrant. You have a warrant out of Michigan. A felony warrant for your arrest. That's why >> I But no, the uh stop. >> Yeah. Yep. That's it. Because you have a felony warrant, a felony charge for your arrest. We're allowed to stop you like that. >> I know. But actually, let me explain. >> Yeah. Yeah. How how is that possible to stop me on the traffic? >> Mhm. >> For these things. >> Because we're allowed to. >> The law allows us to stop you like that. >> But how how you was knew 100% that's me on the car >> because we had we could see you and we were able to verify that you had the warrant. That's it >> cuz >> so we'll we'll we'll talk about it >> because there was like you know I had my uh children with me and when they stole me >> they damaged the car also. So you know >> Yeah. Well, like I said, I'll come back in in a few minutes and we'll talk. Okay. So, just give me one minute. Um that way I can take care of some things. >> To make one phone call to my uh wife >> once once we get over to the jail then you can make the phone calls. Okay. >> Where? >> To the jail. because you have the warrant and you have to go to jail. Okay. So, give me one second. I'll come back. We'll talk. Um I just got to take care of something. Okay. All right. You obviously the the main reason why you're here is this warrant um out of Michigan is for theft and some other things. Um just gonna kind of dive right into this. Obviously, when we stopped you, we found a bunch of jewelry, uh, including Rolexes and stuff like that. Where did all these things come from? Cuz they're like kind of hidden, obviously. [music] That's a little odd, wouldn't you think? So, where those where did those things come from? >> No. >> No comment. Okay. So, there was a Rolex located on your son on his on his wrist that's stolen. Where did those come from? >> No comment. Do you want to talk to me about any? I'll let you talk. >> Depends. >> Okay. Well, on what? What does it depend on? What do you want to talk about? depend what you ask me. >> Okay. Do you still remember everything that I read you before? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, the watch that was on your son was stolen from another county here in Florida. >> No comment. >> No comment. Okay. Well, I'm going to let you know that was you stealing it. We know it's you stealing it. >> No comment. >> Okay. How about the bracelets that were on your wife? >> They're like gold bracelets that she had on. >> No comment. Okay. Am I just wasting my time sitting here or you is everything just going to be no comment? >> No comment. >> The father who has multiple felony warrants is interrogated but repeatedly responds no comment. He is arrested for grand theft. Crime built on lies and distraction eventually collapses, no matter how professional it seems. [music] Using your own children as tools for theft, only guarantees deeper consequences for everyone. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> Can you go get my phone from her? >> I learn. On March 20th, 2025, staff observe a woman skip scanning items at selfch checkckout. They wait until she heads toward the door before stopping her. >> Oh, she don't got nothing to do. >> Got some moves on >> me. Exactly. >> Want to play this out so they get to the last point. I know they can answer you. So you got to let them >> got to let them get to the door. They're probably on the shoot. I'm on the phone with somebody. loss prevention detains her and another woman with her leading both back to the office despite their protests. >> You got to go back in. >> She ain't got nothing to do with nothing. What happened? >> Got stuff first. Got stuff. >> Oh, I scanned all my stuff. >> No worries. We're going to receive. >> Okay, you can. What you doing? Oh, she don't got nothing to do. What's your name? What's your name? >> She don't have nothing to do with me. >> Officers inform the suspect she was previously trespassed from Walmart. She denies knowing anything about it. >> Let's just make this easy. Both of y'all have to go to the office. Let's go. Let's not make this a big thing. Let's make a big thing. >> I get you. So, we'll both go back in the office and figure this out. So, I'm going to go this way again. to the left. >> Both of y'all got to go in there. >> Where at? >> Just chill left. To left to left, >> over here. Let's not make a scene in the store. Come on. >> Making a scene. I didn't So, am I going to jail or what? >> Well, you were trespassed from here. >> You didn't Did you know you were there? No. Nothing. You didn't touch. >> Police handcuff her and prepare to take her to county jail while she calls someone on the phone asking to be picked up. I need everything. All right. You put your hands behind your back. >> Going to jail. >> Yeah. >> Oh my. Come get me. >> No. >> At Walmart. >> Come get me. >> You'll be at LA County Jail. >> I'm sorry, bro. >> Put that phone down. I don't care if she stays on it, but you got to put your other hand behind your back. Man, I'm sorry, bro. >> Officers search her pockets for safety, checking for weapons or items that may poke them, >> bro. >> They said they already warned her about dress. >> Anything else in your pocket? Anything on you? >> What's in here? >> What is the balance? >> I don't know. >> You can call the Loren Honey Jail when she's out there. >> How about stuff in your pocket? >> Yeah. Give it about an hour for them to book her in. >> In an hour? >> Yeah. >> In an hour. >> They won't be me. >> What else is on you? >> What is it? >> Oh, it's car keys. >> She continues insisting she never knew she was trespassed, claiming she recently shopped there without issue. >> Pocas or Pinos? >> No. >> Here, give me your reach in my pocket. >> All right. When did they tell you this already? >> They never told me this. I don't know. Nothing. They told me the other side. >> Yeah. >> Scale. >> Yep. To the to the left. >> Uh probably a couple hundred. So, I think the theft's a >> couple steal nothing. What are you talking about? >> Well, you got two cuz you got the you got the theft and then you got the trespass. So, >> officers explain she now faces two problems, theft and trespassing. And they cannot change the fact that trespass is in the system. >> Man, what >> Yeah. >> Why you doing me like that? >> I ain't doing >> I ain't do nothing, sir. >> You got two problems going on. You can't be here. Period. That's the problem. >> I was just here. They never told me I trespassed anybody. I just came here and bought a fan. All types of [ __ ] They never told me I was going to have >> Well, they probably didn't see you. >> Yes, they did see me cuz the same girl that was there, she seen me. She looked at me. He looked at me, too. >> I got you. It'll be on the other side over here. >> As [ __ ] bro. >> That's the problem. It's in the system. The second car, man. >> The back the back car. The back car. Back car. Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah. I can't control when they call, but Yeah. >> That's corny, bro. Can you go get my phone from her? >> I'll let her know. >> She got your phone cuz you can't make a call. But you want to go on your property. Is that what you ask? >> Yeah, I just I can make a call. I think >> you can't make a call. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, just grab my phone. I just order. >> She asks for her phone and complains about painful cuffs. Officers attempt to adjust them and help retrieve her property and groceries. >> On my phone. >> Okay. I know it's >> You can try You can try to turn to the side. You can try turn to the side. Yeah, that may be a little better. >> Man, that [ __ ] hurt. >> I get you, man. Is that better? >> No, I ain't going to lie. It's not better. >> I can do two cuffs, but it still ain't going to feel good. >> Can you put it in my front? >> I can't do it in the front. I got to be in the back. So, yeah. 437 West is in custody. Copy. >> How I'm going to know if she got my groceries? >> This side. I'll let you give her a call. I don't want you to lose your groceries either. This way. Right here. >> Yeah. Do you have like face? >> Officers coordinate with the other woman to collect groceries and keys while the suspect is taken to jail. >> How do you undo your phone? >> Oh, it's all Let her know that it's at the market side. >> Got the phone. >> Yeah. >> Go to the other side. >> She's going to text me with the total in a second. They're toting up right now. >> Go to the other side to that office and get um the groceries. >> Okay. She said she'll text me as soon as she adds that they >> or my car. >> They went to the uh Yeah, you have to get some sandwich or something. >> Yeah, cuz they taking me to the gym. I got all that hamburger meat in the car. >> Yeah, we can do that. >> All right. So, hold on. >> At the other end, not the subway in the other end. Get my groceries. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> She is charged with retail theft while the other woman receives a trespass charge. Skip scanning might seem small, but it quickly turns into theft and an automatic trip to jail, especially if you're already trespassed. Once a trespass is in the system, denying it won't stop the charges. Choices catch up faster than excuses. Think the last move was bold. This one's on another level. What do you think this thief will take in the next situation? A foods. B. PlayStation 5. C. Fish finders. Dry shampoo. Stop your teeth. >> On June 09th, 2025, police arrive at Walmart during an active theft. A 24year-old man has 700 plus in concealed merchandise in a Walmart bag and is only a few feet from the exit when officers confront him. >> Body wash around here. Stop giving me a taste. I'm going to tase this. You get on the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> 18. We got >> officers threaten to tase him as he briefly resists. He is handcuffed and taken to the security office. No longer to 31. >> Did it go into the thing? >> All right. >> It's my baton shooting flying everywhere. As they walk to the security room, the suspect is preparing to deliver a few emotionally invoking excuses, hoping to sway the officers. >> I was getting ready to >> The suspect gives multiple excuses, claims he has four kids, was planning to resell the items, and says he had the money but didn't want to spend it. >> Stop. It's my magazine. Have a seat on the bench. Stand up. >> You have any weapons on you? >> Good feet. >> I have seat. >> As if it will save him, the suspect tries to go deeper and explain his specific reason for stealing. >> How are you? Soon as I went to the um Moody at uh 20 I heard we had a little >> So I probably going to get a hard turn notification. >> We had a little foot chase and whatnot. >> I got four kids. I'm just trying to >> Why you look familiar? >> I don't want I was honestly I was going to resell them and I just got four kids. It's hard. I'm >> I understand, bro. I got three. I I have the money to pay for him. I just >> You got $770 plus tech? >> Yeah, it's stupid as you don't want to see it. >> He admits he has stolen small items before, but denies major prior theft. He also asks if he can simply pay for the $770 of merchandise officers say no. >> So, how many times you done this and not got caught? >> Not ever from Walmart. But you be hitting loads. No, no. >> Where else? >> It's just like every now and then I'll do something small like toothbrushes, hair stuff like >> body wash. Not like No. >> So you drive all the way from Davenport to come to this stuff? >> No, I'm not. That's an old address. I'm not from Davenport. >> Where you where you stay? >> I stay in um Date City. >> Can I pay for the stuff? >> Huh? >> Can I pay for it? >> I mean, if it was like 10 bucks or something, bro, that's $770. >> I know what I'm saying. I had that opportunity. I don't want to sound like a dick, but >> you know what I mean. >> And if you're interested on the exact items he stole, more on that in a moment. >> Knowing he is going to jail, he asks the officers to call his girlfriend. He tells her over speaker phone that he is being arrested. >> Just turn it like that. Feel a little bit more comfortable. And knowing his fate is sealed, the suspect asks officers to call his lady and let her know she can leave the parking lot because he won't be coming back to the car. >> There's no way I can pay for it. >> No. >> No. You want me to call your girls, tell her what's going on? >> Yeah. >> My face and my phone >> and then you just hold up my face. I'll show you her contact. You can call her. I don't even need a phone call. talk to her. >> Can I talk to her real quick? >> Let's put on speaker. >> I'm sorry. >> Hello. >> Hey, I'm going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> What do you mean? >> I don't want I don't want to talk about it. >> What do you mean? >> I'll call you from the jail or whatever and talk. I don't want to talk about it right now. So, you can just head home and I'll call you later. >> Are you being >> Yeah, I'm being serious. >> Huh? >> Yes, I'm being serious. >> Clay, >> I I don't want to talk about it right now. Okay, >> I'll call you in a little bit. >> Officers review whether he will be charged with resisting. He did not fully flee and the taser warning did not escalate the charges. >> Whenever I can or whatever. >> So, go home for real. For real. >> Yeah. Yeah. All right. >> All right. I love you. >> Before they take him to jail, they do, however, inform him on some good news. >> So, stop. Stop. I'm going to tase you. Stop. That didn't count. I heard it. >> I think everybody in the store. I was hurting electronics. >> I didn't hear you say stop. >> Turn the pump. >> Is they're resisting the felony? I don't think he charged you that. >> Yeah, I did. >> You did? Is it a felony or just without violence and stuff? >> I'm sorry. >> That's You're faster than I thought you actually >> It's so much easier. >> I didn't see y'all. I saw them here. Yeah, I'm having problems. >> We had a feeling you were >> I was trying to I just saw him and the door and I was like >> when you said tased you got to have you ever been tased? >> No, I've been but never tased. >> I'll get tased a thousand times before I get pepper spray. >> It lasts It lasts It can last days. You know, taser is a taser is obviously a lot more incapacitating. Yeah, but it's like 5 seconds. >> Exactly. After that 5 seconds is over, you're done. >> Good. Then you start snotting and then >> Yeah, that's bad. >> He talks about having four kids and one on the way plus two different mothers. Officers tell him he narrowly avoided a felony because the amount stolen was under $750. >> So what all is it? Is it just the theft and the >> Yeah. So you got lucky because those you got lucky, dude. 30 more bucks to be felony. Huh? >> No, it's 770. >> No, it's not. [music] >> 719. >> Oh. >> Oh, you got lucky. >> I'm going to jail. I didn't get lucky. >> Well, I'm saying you're not going to catch a felony. >> Yeah. >> Well, >> I got four kids and one on the way. I'm 24. I got a 5-year-old, four-year-old, three-year-old, 2-year-old, >> bro. >> And one on the way. >> When you get out of jail, go buy your box of rubbers. Okay. That's a lot of damn kids. >> And that it was stupid. It's >> you got the same baby mama. All of them. >> No. >> No. >> You got Oh, you got different baby mama. >> I got two baby. >> Well, that's not too bad. >> No, it's not bad. And they're all One's actually a police officer and then the other's a CNA. >> Oh, >> uh, grab his property real quick. We got to throw the vape away. Unfortunately, they >> Can I hit it like one more time? >> I'll let you hit it real quick, >> please. Yeah, please. Google. >> Is the bond on there? >> Yeah. >> $1,000. >> $1,000 total. >> Bond is set at $1,000, which he can pay at the jail. He apologizes before transport. >> Okay. And I can just pay it at the jail. Yep. >> Cool. I apologize to everybody. >> That door down there. >> Wrong way to do it, man. >> No, you're Yeah, I mean, dude, I told >> Did you hear it? I mean, five five more feet. >> I know. Once you said taser, I I was like, I'm not >> I do >> a lot of people, you know, >> I had that little hope. >> Can't blame you for trying, but at the same time, you know, silly mistakes, dude. Everybody makes them. You're not the first, you won't be the last. Um, I know I already searched you. Um, but I do want to ask you before we go >> into the jail, okay? As long as you ain't got nothing that's going to get you in trouble, we're good. Okay. Yeah, he stole two $360 fish finders, $720 total, using an anti-shoplifting device. Because the value is under $750 before tax, he is charged with petty theft, first-degree misdemeanor, and resisting without violence, each punishable by up to a year in jail. Stealing may feel easy in the moment, but it always costs far more in consequences than the item's price. A split-second bad decision can follow you for years. Walking away is always the smarter move. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier, stay tuned and comment your guess. On November 20th, 2024, police arrive at Walmart where loss prevention is watching a woman switching cheap barcode stickers onto higherpriced items to steal merchandise during selfch checkout. >> I will I got the kids >> starting early, huh? >> What she did is she pulled a lot of tags from the socks. She stuck them on the watches and stuff and then now she's um she's peeling off stickers and putting them on adult clothing. That's what she's doing. She's been here since 6:00. >> Jeez. Maybe she thought if she got here early enough wouldn't be here. >> Maybe. I don't know. How you been? >> I'm good. all the work that we have to go do just to go separate or fish out what was stolen and what was not stolen. Goodness. >> So, do you want me to go ahead and grab her and >> No, that's it. I guess we'll wait till she goes to the I told them when she gets to the register, leave her alone. She might be getting ready. >> She has more than that. She just put a lot of stuff back. Her bug is like halfway full. I >> say the altering tags is enough. Officers review live surveillance showing she has been altering tags for hours since 6:00 a.m. switching stickers from socks to watches jewelry and adult clothing. Walmart system let staff remotely see scanned prices in real time. >> See their own watches on the jewelries. >> 1913 central pharmacy. >> A second officer arrives to assist and is also surprised with the technology this Walmart has. I've been here since 6:00 in the morning. >> Good lord. >> Those units back in serviceable only status. >> See that one? She added something on that. She stuck something in there. >> Are you able to see the whatever she's scanning? In addition to cameras, loss prevention also has the ability to remotely view the price of every item that is scanned across the registers. >> Loss Prevention confirms she tagged multiple items with false prices and prepared to pay cash. They plan to refund the altered amounts and charge her full retail prices. >> That stuff that she's not going to ring up. >> Yeah, cuz she took some tags out of this clothing right here. She had more than that. She had more than that. Now she want to pay cash. >> So, are y'all just going to count towards her theft, the things that she rung up and altered like the boys tea? Do y'all do like the difference or do y'all do the total? >> Well, what we do is we refund whatever she scanned and then I will charge her with the one >> the full price of the pants. >> Yes. >> The woman abandons some items then heads toward the exit. Officers detain her and escort her to the loss prevention office. She repeatedly asks whether she's going to jail. >> She's still debating. What else do you want? >> She left a dollar. >> She left a dollar. >> All right, let's go nab her. Where she going? >> Where she going? Y What? I didn't realize this. >> Why? Why? What did I do wrong? >> Go speak in the office. We can go speak in the office. >> Inside the office, she denies stealing, begs staff not to press charges, gives a fake name, and then suddenly runs, causing officers to tackle her. She resists, cries, apologizes, and continues asking about bail. >> Do you have an ID card? No, ma'am. What did I do wrong? I didn't steal anything. >> You changed tags, didn't you? I did. Ma'am, please don't press charges. I will. I got the kids everything coming up. Please, ma'am. Don't >> you got your ID? >> I don't. >> Please don't make me go to jail. What's your name? Amanda Barber. >> Hey. Hey. STOP. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. YOU BETTER STOP. >> STOP RIGHT NOW, >> MY KID. KID, I'm so sorry. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> I'm so sorry. >> Put your hands down now. That's for sure. >> Boy, get >> Stop. >> I'm so sorry. >> Stop moving. >> I'm so sorry. I'm going definitely going to >> stop moving. I'm sorry. >> Will I get a bond when I get there? >> You grab my body again. >> Yeah. >> Please tell me. >> Officers search her and recover money and items. [music] They try verifying her identity and realize the name she gave does not match who they believe she is. You ran. >> I promise. Please, the kids, the holidays coming up. >> That's on you. >> I'm going to jail. >> Oh, yeah. >> Will I get a bond? >> Sure. [snorts] >> Today, will I get a bond? >> Hey, hold her real quick. >> Can I bond myself out? >> Stop asking questions right now. >> Would y'all really take me to jail even if I went and ran? >> Well, you lost the possibility of not We don't know. That would have been on her if it was just some pants. Probably not. >> Can I call someone to come get me? >> Nope. You can wait. >> Do y'all let people bind ourselves out? I'm sorry I ran, y'all. Went home. >> You just want to put her in the back of my car? >> No. I can sit with her. >> Can I get back in the car? I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. Have a seat. >> Can I buy myself out with that money? >> Look, this is going in your pocket. >> Yes, sir. >> And I'm giving him this. Okay. >> That's what you left in the machine. stupid. >> Still attempting to determine who she is, officers are shocked to realize her theft history and one critical detail that makes her eventual prison sentence much more lengthy. More on these details at the end. >> I I know Amanda Barber from >> years ago. She got caught trapped 18 years ago when >> eventually officers confirm her real identity and learn she has an extensive theft history. They discover a major issue. She is trespassed banned from that Walmart and potentially others. >> It's not her. >> It's not her. It's not a man. >> Oh, I don't know. I was asking how might >> but that's >> Thank you. >> No, but we we caught her years ago >> when Mark was still >> 1913. >> If that's her real name, Amanda. >> Can you try to get her name, date of birth again? What's your name and date of birth? >> Amanda Barber. >> What was the year? >> 1986. >> Amanda Barber. 1913 Central. God. >> Amanda Barber just 86. >> 86 white female. >> I'm sorry. I clear. >> You don't have to apologize. >> Holidays are coming up. I should I got kids for the holidays? I shouldn't have. Why did I do that? >> Hey, >> will I get a warrant when I or a bond when I get up here? >> Possibly, but you probably won't even get one till you go to the county. >> Can I bond myself out? >> I'm sure you can. >> I'm sorry. Are y'all going to charge me running? Yes. >> Is that a misdemeanor? >> Yes. >> What is it called? >> Obstruction. >> Before the officer is able to leave the parking lot, police at the department relay yet another critical charge against her. >> Buffer out of LJ is invalid negative. She's showing 25 PS and a TO that state she is banned from Walmart on W >> and trespass. Is >> that another charge? >> Yeah. Here. >> You're already banned. >> You knew you were trespassed from Walmart's. >> Good God. I'll leave this unlocked. >> Is that her? >> Yeah, she was trespassed. All right. So, we'll get her for the trespass. >> So, you got I I can't access her old file. I just have >> loss prevention confirms the value of altered items and that she had been previously banned from Walmart Academy, Target and more. Officers charge her with theft, criminal trespass and obstruction. >> On our old apist case, >> remember her years ago? >> Years ago, >> when her babies were little, she was stealing like makeup and stuff like that. We sent it to jail, too. Here's the >> Are they getting the amount? >> Yes. >> Yeah, they're doing the amount right now. >> It's too early for this. >> Too early. You're right. I said just such a dummy. Why would you go run? So, why did she stop over here? I guess cuz she can't cross over there. >> Uh, >> I don't know. >> I told her she was going to get tased. >> Oh, >> I wasn't going to, but they usually get some >> They stop. Yeah, >> she took off running. She crazy. >> Early, >> right? Early for that. >> Am I going to jail? You are now. >> You are now. >> You actually have a chance to not. >> You have You have more. Um, >> thank you. >> All right. >> Do you want me to do Oh, I still have to do her refund. Do you want me to take an account for all of the tags that she tore off or just the attempted >> um just the one that is that went through the register? And I I need those merchandise too. The one that she saw >> that was in her pocket. >> Okay. So 786. So she's trespassed, too. >> Yep. >> At least 10 years ago when we got her. So she's been coming in here. She She looks different though. >> Yeah. It look like she was banned from a lot of stores like Academy and I think Target. >> Yeah. >> But you know we we don't you don't have to go burn anything under this. We can you can you are file. >> Yeah. That sounds good. >> Cool. >> Thank you so much. >> Thank you. Appreciate you. >> Yeah. No more today. You did too much. >> All right. At least wait till after lunch. >> See you. >> We're good. >> It's too early for this. What do you mean? Did you give her slides back? >> Oh, why? I don't know. >> On the floorboard. Yeah. >> Okay. Good. Yeah. That coffee is not really agree with me now. >> Get some more energy drink. >> Yeah. >> Get a bond today. >> I don't know, ma'am. That that's something that the jail and the court steal. I'm I don't do that. You'll find out when you go to Perry. She receives 10 years in prison due to felony shoplifting enhancement. Georgia law, three plus prior shoplifting convictions, automatic felony regardless of item value, criminal trespass entering Walmart despite being banned, obstruction running from officers, her prior theft record and resistance acted as aggravating factors. Small thefts become big consequences when you keep reoffending one bad choice stacked on another can ruin your future. Running, lying, and ignoring past bans only turns a minor charge into years of prison time. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. >> You were in the back seat, right? like I wasn't stealing like that man could go. >> On May 07, 2025, police received reports from multiple TJ Maxx stores about several women stuffing clothes into bags and fleeing. A store employee chases them, retrieves some items, and gives officers a vehicle description. >> Can you do a show up over here, please? >> Okay. >> Any I believe it's going to be them. I got three females in the car. I think they're all involved. And I thought, "Oh, >> where y'all coming from?" >> Huh? >> What? >> What? >> No. Okay, quit. I said step out of the car, didn't I? >> All right, step out of the car. >> Police see large amounts of suspected stolen merchandise piled in the back seat. Two passengers are ordered to keep their hands visible while officers call for backup. Hey, >> quit moving around back there. Give me another unit here. I've got a bunch of stolen TJ Maxx stuff in the back. >> This stuff you >> passenger, keep your hands on the dash for me. >> You keep your hands on that in front of you. >> Keep your hands up there in front of you. I said >> she didn't even go in the store. >> I don't care. >> Me neither. I got the driver secure and the other two are compliant. >> Keep your hands on the dash. >> Not you. Without moving your hands, where's your ID in the car? >> I don't have one. >> Huh? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have one? >> Not in. >> It's a rental car. It's showing. It's a rental car in your name. >> Whose name? Ma'am, keep your hands on the deck. Put your hands up in front of you. I said >> I don't care who she's calling. >> You understand? Don't drop your hands. Just relax right there for me. Can I see the car? Can I lean up a little bit? >> I've got hands up on both of the passengers. >> Um, >> what? >> Get him out now. >> I If you want to get one of them out, you can. I just didn't want to. >> I just got a driver out. She's in cuffs right now. >> Officers begin removing each woman from the vehicle, securing them, and verifying identities. None of them have licenses and the car is a rental not in their names. >> So whichever one you want and then the other one keep your hands on them. >> Cover her up. >> They match the description. So >> there. Just put it right here and get the other one out and cover her up >> cuz the other one keeps getting on the phone. >> Yeah. Hang that phone up. >> Well, we're about to find out. All right. car. >> Um, yeah, if you want, >> you should check pockets or whatever when you walk back. >> You have a valid license or no? >> You want me? >> No, sir. >> You on probation? >> No, sir. >> You on probation? >> Where yall out of? Where you live? 256. >> Where do you live? >> Gainesville. Where do you live? >> Window. >> She's got small wrists. I didn't want to custom. >> You can walk her back there, too. >> Hey, are you still looking for one there or do you think she's in the car here? Come right over here for me. So, everybody, >> you didn't leave anyone back at >> No, I sle >> The driver here is saying that uh they're all here in the car. They didn't leave anyone. >> One woman admits only two of them went inside the stores, claiming the pregnant passenger stayed in the car. Officers detect marijuana and prepare to search. >> Fine. Can you do a show up over here? >> I'm going to lie to you. The pregnant girl never got out. Not >> there was two inside the store. >> Me and that girl right now. >> You and the other one? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I'm going to use the back of my hand just to go over your pockets. Make sure you got Is there any weed or anything in the car you know about? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. I mean, I can smell it. So, >> all right. Again, back of my hand. Okay. >> I'm not grabbing your butt. >> All right. Turn around. Relax right here for me. Turn around. Relax. >> They're okay. She's saying it was her and another one in the store. She said it was Not the pregnant one. [clears throat] >> Police find more stolen clothes with tags torn off marijuana in the center console and ripped tags scattered in front of the pregnant woman's seat indicating active concealment. >> Which TJ Maxx is the stuff in the back from >> Dayton. >> Dayton. >> You already call out all three of the tanks. >> I did not. Do you want to run them and ID them and we can go from there? And I was 31. >> All right. What is your name? Let's start with that. >> Marina. >> And you're not on probation? >> I'm not on probation, but I am. >> You got open case right now? You out on bond? >> Driving. >> For driving out of where? Putinham. >> Well, you said you're palaca or you're from Palaca? >> Yes, sir. >> Whose name is the car in? >> My name is I hear. >> You're out here committing new crimes when you get sentenced? They ain't gonna like that. >> No. >> Sentenced to what? >> 180. >> Huh? >> 180 days. >> Just for driving. >> Are you habitual? >> Oh, >> from court fans. It's not for like driving. It's for court. >> Hey, you got a female working? Cuz the other one's got stuff in her bra, huh? >> Yeah. I think she has a phone or cigarette. >> Yeah. I mean, you're going to need a female to search them. I'll tell you how much you buy one. Probably 101. >> 101. You got to throw that old one in there. >> Uh hair color, eye color, black hair, >> brown hair, >> brown eyes. >> Um I smell weed coming out there. So, let's uh The driver said that there's weed in there, but let's make sure none of my medical marijuana card and then we can at least get that part out of the way. There's a whole bunch of TJ Maxx stuff in the back with tags all thrown on the floor. Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> Is there any marijuana in that vehicle? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. Marina, do you have a medical marijuana card? >> What? >> Expired. Okay, >> there's your marijuana right there in the center. Was right there. >> It is strong. >> Yeah, it was right there in the center. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Um, you see all this clothes in the back? They all have TJ Maxx tags on them. So the back seat passenger sitting on all those the pregnant one. I >> mean none have licenses anyways. So >> yeah. All this stuff all freaking tags on it. I mean look at all those tags right in front of where >> the pregnant passenger repeatedly denies involvement despite sitting directly on top of stolen merchandise and next to ripped off tags. >> The one in the back sitting. >> Yeah. >> That are all ripped off. So, in the front we got a little bit of weed is right in the center console up in the front. >> And then you can see >> all the TJ Maxx stuff. And then all up here >> is all the ripped off tags. So, the pregnant one was here sitting on all these clothes. >> And right in front of her is all the ripped off tags. >> The one with just the top. >> The one that's obvious. >> The one in just the sports bra looking thing. Got you. >> She was here with all the ripped off tags and everything is >> okay. >> It's all up there in front of that. >> Did we call the trunk yet? >> No, we haven't gotten the trunk yet. >> Hey, sorry it took forever, dude. I was coming zone traffic, >> bro. No worries. >> They literally uh when I got behind them, you can see how they like they just immediately jerked off the road, but they were weaving in and out of traffic like But you can even see that there where the pregnant one in the back was sitting is one of those metal tags. So, like they were popping those off, too. Yeah. You're sitting on a bunch of stolen stuff in the car. >> I didn't steal nothing else. >> You're sitting on it all. >> No, I was not sitting on it. >> I swear to God, I >> You were in the back seat, right? >> But that was not my stuff. >> But all this all this clothes right here, you were literally when you got out of the car, you it was behind you. You were sitting on it. >> I literally asked the lady that just took her. I told her when I was sleep, I was laying down on I was not hiding them. I swept over. >> So all of it was You were laying on top of all it? No, not like to hide it, but I was using S cushion to like >> what? >> And the other thing is all the stolen all the tags that are all pulled off are all right in front of where you're sitting in the back. >> God, >> she insists she didn't know the others were shoplifting, but officers point out she traveled with them from store to store while they stole items. >> That was not me, sir. >> I mean, you need better friends than I imagine, right? >> But they told you I was not I wasn't stealing. Like, I wasn't stealing. Like, that man can confer. We go watch those. Yeah, you didn't. You weren't in there. Correct. >> What happened? >> But you're on top of all the stolen property and stuff. >> No, that was not my stuff. It wasn't like that. That's what I'm trying to say. It was not like that. >> But you're going with them from store to store and they're stealing stuff. >> I was in the back seat. I was not stealing. >> I know you're not getting out, but you're in the car with them going store to store. >> I did not know, sir. I forgot. I did not know. >> Okay. You got to check it up with the deputy that's investigating it. >> You need to ask him. Uh, we'll talk to her when she gets back up here. >> Cuz I was not stealing. Like what? I did not do nothing. They could vouch for that. I did not steal. That's not none of my stuff. That's not mine. I don't steal. You seen my child? I don't steal. This not my cup of tea at all. >> Why don't you tell them to stop? Why are you with them? >> All she asked me to do was ride with her. I did not know. All she said was, "Please ride with me." I said, "I'm just going to me and her sister." Before she dropped her sister off, she said, "I need one of y'all to ride with me." I was gonna go in the house and she know >> in what city? >> Putnham County >> in Pla. >> I'm not even from here. >> Paga. >> Yeah. I'm from Gainesville. I was just with her cuz that's my child's godmother. >> Yeah. >> All she said was, "I need somebody to ride with me." I said, "Okay, cool." >> Problem is is that they come out of here with all this stuff with no bags, no receipts. >> You're laying on top of all of it. >> I wasn't doing it like that to hide it. I was not doing that. That's >> No, but you're laying on top of all of it. It's all stolen stuff. Not my stone [ __ ] No. Hell no. Not my stone [ __ ] Sorry. Excuse my fridge, but not my sto. >> You're the one. Yeah, I get it. >> No. No. Not the one. You're laying on top of it. And then all the tags that are popped off are all in your seat right in front of where you're sitting. >> [ __ ] >> Hell no. >> Yeah. >> Hell no. >> No one else is in the back. It's just you. >> I can tell you like I did not do that. >> I know, but no one else is in the back. It's just you. >> You don't think these people probably did that. I did not do that. What? I'mma touch that stuff first. >> I don't want it. It's not my stuff. I did not do No, that's not my No. No. >> I'll talk to the deputy. I talk to the No. >> Officers explain that the massive amount of tagged merchandise and her theft history make this a felony case. They prepare witness showups and check surveillance from multiple locations. >> All right, come relax right back up here. So, the deputy that's investigating it is dropping the witness back off at the store and then they'll come up here and talk to you. But you're under arrest for sure. Okay. >> Are you out on bond right now? >> Cuz you got a bunch of theft history in tons of tons of different counties. >> So this is a felony for you. >> For both of them. For you and the girl driving. For >> real. She got felony? >> Yeah. They've been arrested like she been arrested a bunch for stealing. >> Like 10 times probably. or her, >> right? >> Only one I know is one that's bad, though. >> She been arrested a bunch for stealing, too. >> Got nothing to do with me. >> But you're in the car. You're involved in this. >> Yeah, you're in it whether you want to be or not. >> Yeah. >> I don't think so. Toshi's done. I'm just waiting on them to They got all the stolen property inside the car. They still got to take back to TJ Maxx. Apparently it was stolen from a different TJ Maxx like in Daytona. All that. All that. That I tested the weed forum up there. >> Anything else in the car? >> Okay. >> So, let me ask you before this cuz they're pulling all the Daytona store video. Were you in Daytona store? >> No, sir. >> TJ Maxx? >> No, sir. >> Hobby Lobby? >> No, sir. >> You sure? You never went in any store? >> Ask the guy? No, sir. >> Was she in any of these stores? >> I guess so. >> No. cuz we're going to find out if you work. >> We could all go together. >> Get pictures of them. >> Really? >> Yeah. You need to get good pictures of her before you cut her loose. >> Take a picture. >> No, don't do that. Just stand normal. >> Yeah. Just take the two and be done with her. >> Yeah. >> Can you take care of that 90 on Ramblewood? >> It's a dog. Not Not aggressive. >> TJ M's not going to come here to show y'all who they came by. >> They are. We're waiting on them. >> Okay, >> they're coming. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, are these these sergeants >> weavers? Are they swapping out? >> Yeah, they're swapping their chuffs out. Yeah. You're sorry. >> Marina is arrested for petty theft with two or more prior convictions and possession of marijuana held on $46,000 bond. Kalia Thomas is arrested for possession of an anti-shoplifting device held on $20,000 bond. Both are taken to county jail. If you want help from police, you must stay calm and clearly explain what happened. Confusion only slows everything down. Quick, flashy trust with strangers can lead to easy setups for theft. [music] So stay alert and protect your valuables. If you thought that was something, wait until you see what happens next. Guess how this thief tries to get away and drop a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to catch the next move. >> You're going to talk to the deputy. I'm not here for that. >> Three women enter Macy's with large reusable bags. quickly conceal merchandise in multiple departments, use fitting rooms, and try to exit through the mall. Asset protection detains them until police arrive. >> What's up? What do we got? >> Okay. Um, these three women came in. >> AP officer explains each woman concealed items. The mom filled her bag. One daughter hid items in fitting rooms but left nothing behind. The pregnant woman concealed merchandise upstairs before all attempted to leave. And >> through the west door, I noticed they all had empty bags. So, I just kind of, you know, watched them. They started making quick selections in our kids department. And then they went over to backstage department just concealing different merchandise on the sales floor. Um, the mom >> into the bag. >> Yeah. Into the bag. Into the bag. uh mom had that reusable bag here and she just concealed everything on the sales floor. Walked out of the mall. I stopped her and then bought her back and immediately picked the daughter back up because I had a lot of selections on her. She went into the fitting room. I did a sweep. Um you know, nothing was in the fitting room. She came out. I re-swep the fitting room. She didn't leave any merchandise in the fitting room. Just empty hangers. Um, a lot of the merchandise that she went in with, she did not come out with and it wasn't left in the fitting room. They walked around uh for a while, made two selections upstairs, and the pregnant woman concealed it on the sales floor and then they walked out of our uh west doors, walked back out of the west, and I stopped both of them. Um, and then bought them back in here, just got kind of crazy and just like called you guys. So, everybody took something. Do me a favor. >> Okay. Give me a second. >> Give me a second. Oh, if you want. No, no, no. Let me talk to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Quick question. Do you have you ever been issued a license or ID card? >> Yes, I have everything. >> Police begin identifying the suspects. One woman argues about being shown camera footage. Officers insist IDs are required and footage will be for court. Right. They want my license, but they don't show me on the camera. I took something from the store. >> They don't not obligated for you. You're going to see everything in court. >> Because I don't what I'm saying. But what I'm saying is >> I understand your license. I'm not here to You're going to You're going to talk to the deputy. I'm not here for that. >> I just need your IDs. >> So, you're not recording any video, right? >> Never recording. >> No. Okay. >> Oh my god. Let me see how many crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. Oh my goodness. >> You're not going to prosecute on her. She's pregnant. >> So look, >> go sit down. >> Sit down. I'll just start handcuffing people. >> Officers handcuff suspects who do not comply with instructions to sit. Confusion arises over which woman is pregnant and whose ID is missing. >> I'm putting them in the back of my car. If I tell you to go sit down, that means go sit down. That's how this works. >> Why do you need to asked you to do it and you didn't do it? >> Are you process pro? >> Not pregnant. Not the >> No, not the pregnant woman. Which one's the pregnant woman? The one that's doing the most. >> These are the two that are getting arrested. >> This looks like the pregnant girl. >> That's the pregnant girl. >> Yeah. This is mom. And then the other one, we don't have her ID. The one with the black tank top on. You don't have her ID. >> Okay. So, the one with the black key. >> Yeah. >> Did they get your name? >> What? >> You got the 14? >> No, I think he got the information on her. Theft amounts are tallied about $54 for one woman over $100 for the others. All are being prosecuted. >> So, >> yeah. Well, it's going to be 54 on this one and and 104 on the other two. >> Okay. 54.95 on the [ __ ] one of them that's going to be that they're going to prosecute. >> Oh, she does have a valid deal. Yes. Uh, suspended deal. >> 54.95. That's all you need to know. Uh, she's from Cuba. >> And And what's his name? Comes in and he starts ringing him up and I tell him to sit down and then he don't make them sit down. >> There's [ __ ] zero [ __ ] control. And I don't like that. >> You're done with her. >> You can go. I'm sorry. The bad. Yeah. All the other please. Come on. Wait. Why you Why you take me a video? I try to calm down my mom and I say don't. >> Okay, fine. >> A daughter complains about being filmed while translating for her mother. Officers explain that they will issue notices to appear release them and court will handle disputes. video. >> Are you Amanda? >> Yes. >> Okay, there's your license. Can you go right out this door right here? >> But why she Why she video me? I to translate my mom. >> Bro, you guys need to stop. A lot of people do. I have to translate my mom. >> Let me get my stuff. Ma'am, ma'am, please step out. >> They're going to be issued a notice to appear >> and then I'm going to release them and I'm going to have a court date. Understand? >> Yes. Okay. >> Any other thing you can Anything else you can talk to attorney? Okay. We're not going to hold court in here. Okay. >> If you have any other questions, you can call you can call. >> The only question The only question I have, right? The only question I have. They take me a video with my daughter. I try to translate my mom. I try to save my mom. My mom is a liar in Cuba for 30 for 30 years. >> I'm not okay. >> She know what she But my question is if she's not go outside with the with the clims, why they >> We're not going to We're not What did I just tell you? We're not going to debate what happened in here. >> Family continues to debate the video issue. Officers repeat that this is not the place to argue details. >> They're being arrested. They're going to get a notice to appear. They're going to be released. And then when the court case comes, when the court case comes, we can we can ask questions there. Okay, that's how this is going to work. Okay. >> And the thing is that why they taking me a video with my daughter. >> Grab your stuff and let's go. Wi-Fi. >> It's crazy. Come here, Jay. Let's go. >> Come on, mama. >> Is the address correct on your driver's license? >> Yeah. Okay, perfect. >> Uh, ma'am, real quick, just so you know, they're going to just advise you or something. >> So, we are also going to be trespassing you for the mall property for a period of one year from today. So you just can't come anywhere like >> all involved are trespassed from the mall for one year and photographed for records. >> Movie theater stuff like that. Okay. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Yeah. So just basically I just got to show you everything. >> I got it. Got it. >> She's 16 years old. And you take take me a video for put on the social media with my daughter. >> No, we just need a picture for the trespass. >> They need a picture cuz they put it up when you walk. >> I'm not I swear to God. >> One woman complains again about photos involving her teen daughter. Officers clarify it is only for trespass documentation. >> When you $67 $67 you think I need God bless you. >> Obviously >> Macy's ultimately recovers over $500 worth of merchandise from the three suspects. Stealing as a group doesn't make it safer. It only multiplies the evidence and gets everyone in trouble. When police give instructions, cooperating calmly prevents the situation from getting much worse. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video. If you want to continue calling out such cases to [bell] stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. >> What's going on? >> Can I put my hand on you? >> No. Stick around until the end. You won't want all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. MY [screaming] HUSBAND WILL SUE the >> Hi, how you doing? I just came to get some stuff. Honey, how are you doing today? Being a cop is such a hard job. >> Mhm. [clears throat] >> You get the rest of your stuff, Amanda, and I'll >> Thank you. >> I appreciate your service. >> All right. I appreciate you saying that. >> You are strong. >> Mhm. And so is he. >> There we go. Right. [music] >> Meet one of my husbands. >> Oh, that's one of your husband. On June 11th, 2025, around 1:32 p.m., a woman in a blue shirt and shorts with an old toilet seat hidden in a yellow bag. In the plumbing aisle, she swapped it. >> I put two and two together. I told her I was coming to get her. >> I I'm guessing she's not going to have any money for that stuff. And she's getting no trespass from here as well from yesterday's incident. So, if she doesn't have money, I would probably not waste that guy's time anymore. Did her money come through? >> I don't know. I'm just going to pay for her, dude. >> Well, so she has like 900 lighters and like he's been [music] ringing up for >> her. You're right. >> This is [ __ ] >> Deputies were notified and located the getaway vehicle on I 95. The driver refused to comply and after being out the car sped away with its lights off prompting police to end the pursuit. >> So I think I spoke with her mother as did officer Connley and her sisters. Um >> her mother's a mom wants to drag her to church and have people hold her down and play on her. >> She needs to take her medicine. >> Yeah. And >> her sister's going the cops are mobile. I guess means you're cut into something else. >> And I have some located I'm getting I'm cutting down cuz these ones they're too high of a dose and [music] it makes you it's not a healthy dose, >> right? Wait for it. >> And I'm pregnant. I need to cut down on this. >> That's a good thing. >> So just know she has trespassed to use Great WOLF >> MORE THAN ANYBODY ELSE. >> Deputies returned to Home Depot to complete reports and issue a trespass warning. The vehicle was identified as a rental car and felony charges were added for flee. >> Here, I'll buy you a >> What's up? >> What's going on? Can I put my hand on you? >> No. >> Sorry. >> Tatona. >> Tatona. Excuse me. >> He's the [music] one with her. >> I want that watermelon strawberry thing. That peach strawberry that flavor you're coming here like >> so that's why. But I told him I was like after this she's not going to be here yet. >> Can I get another ghost that she >> No, I need to cuz they run out of bed. [laughter] [screaming] >> They call me dog. >> They're the only thing safe for pregnancy. >> Amanda. Okay. You need >> Officers warn her she may be arrested if she doesn't calm down. She immediately swings between emotional speeches and refusing to leave like she's auditioning for every role at once. >> You calm down or I'm going to be honest, you're going to end up at the jail. >> You're going to end up at the jail. >> Okay. Well, that's great. Then I'll have a day off, I guess. >> Good. Right. >> I'll take care of you. >> I'm not going to >> I'll protect you. >> I don't know your name >> and I will never turn my back. >> Got your vape. So, >> I hope you have a great day and you continue to do your job, >> right? I need a babe. >> I'm getting all that. That is coming home with me. >> They just told you. >> And yesterday you didn't have any money. So >> after being read her Miranda rights, Jamie admitted she fled because she was scared. She also confessed to previous theft charges, one from TJ Max. >> So I'm guessing today you're not going to have any money for that stuff. And he already paid for your babe. So, I mean, he seems [music] to be >> What do I got to say TO MAKE YOU GET OUT OF MY LIFE? >> OKAY, then leave. >> I HAVE THE POWER. >> I [screaming] HAVE THE POWER OF BARABOU. I CAN SUE BARABOU. [screaming] >> OKAY, AMANDA, I'm going to warn you one last time AND THEN I'M >> OTTAWA [screaming] WILL SUE YOU. >> HEY, >> are you going to listen to him or not? MY HUSBAND WILL SUE [screaming] THE BARABOU SCHOOL DISTRICT. >> OKAY, that has nothing to do with me. Amanda, >> you're right. >> Okay, >> Amanda, you were there. Amanda, >> you were there. >> Officers keep telling her to leave, but she stalls, brings up family drama, and keeps refusing commands like she's trying to win a prize for non-compliance. >> Here, I'm going to take everybody down. I WILL DIE FOR WHAT IS RIGHT. >> AMANDA, WHAT? What is the point right now >> other than >> I am trying to survive. MY SON IS IMPORTANT. MY DAUGHTER IS IMPORTANT. MY BABIES ARE IMPORTANT. MY SISTERS ARE IMPORTANT. MY MOTHERS ARE IMPORTANT. >> My brothers are important. >> It's time to leave. >> Okay, I'll listen to you. I'm sorry. >> It's time to go. >> No, I listen to police officers. >> Let's go. >> No. >> No. What's your name? Hey bud, [music] >> what's your name and who are you? >> Here's go this way please. >> You are just >> you don't Okay. All right. I like her. >> Haimey was formally charged with shoplifting resist loss prevention officer and principal to fleeing and >> she admitted to the theft but refused to identify her accomplice. >> Are you are you going to go home? >> No. >> With him? I'm gonna stay right here, >> OKAY, UNTIL I HAVE EVERYTHING. OKAY, >> FROM this store, >> Amanda, >> I am not going to tell you again. >> I'm not thrilled. >> If you are not going to choose to leave, >> I'm going to take you to jail for disorderly conduct. [music] I'm not going to continue with this. >> So, he is going to give you a ride. >> Try it. >> I dare you. >> Do you? >> I dare you. Is that what you want to happen? >> One of my husbands is here >> and I will get back out and have this baby. >> 236. Yeah, you might want to head this way. >> Okay. >> Even small thefts can spiral serious crimes when you try to run. Taking responsive means more than words. It's about facing the truth. >> AGAIN, AMANDA, WE'RE GIVING >> I PROMISE >> we're giving you all of the options. >> DON'T MAKE ME SAY IT. NO MAN, I DON'T WANT TO SAY IT TO YOU, >> BUT I WILL CURSE [screaming] YOU AND BEAT YOUR ASHES. >> I'm done. >> Okay, you're under arrest. >> British conduct under arrest. >> Okay, we're done. >> I'm shooting you. >> Relax. Don't >> get your hands OFF ME. I AM A MAN. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. HELP ME. HELP. GET THE TASER. [screaming] OH, I WILL YOU. I WILL. I want YOU [screaming] [crying] TO [screaming] HURT MY BELLY. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY BELLY. >> OKAY, stop resisting. [screaming] You're all >> You guys are hurting me. Okay. Well, then stop fighting with us and we won't be. >> I AM MARRIED TO CHANCE, DAUGHTER. [snorts] >> We're 1095. >> Please be gentle with me. I am pregnant. >> Can you Will you walk with me? >> NO, I WILL ONLY LEAVE WITH HER. I WILL ONLY LEAVE WITH HERB. >> THEN WALK WITH HER. >> HERB. HIM. >> You can come with [music] us. Herb. Herb's coming WITH US. >> HERB. WHERE ARE YOU? [screaming] >> LET'S GO. >> RIGHT HERE. >> YOUING [ __ ] THE HANDCUFFS ARE TOO TIGHT. HER SET ME UP AND HE'S going to jail. He's going to jail. OH, THESE [screaming] HANDCUFFS ARE TOO TIGHT. YOU EVIL [screaming] WITH EVIL. >> Let me go. >> No. Stand up. Stand up. >> I can't. I tried. >> Think the last one was wild. The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and so you don't miss it. I divorced. >> What? >> I divorced. >> I'm not going to take her house. [screaming] >> I am [screaming] an Egyptian baby. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. I DON'T KNOW. [screaming] >> OKAY, AMANDA. >> My husband, >> you need to have a seat. >> AMANDA, SIT DOWN. >> NO. >> AMANDA, >> NO. >> You're going to you up. >> No. >> Is yours A >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME OR I WILL SUE YOU. >> I AM A [screaming] LAWYER. >> She doesn't even know what's wrong with that thing. I'll get in a second. >> This hurts. This hurts. >> Did you pick that up, please? >> Can you tell me? I don't know this man. WHAT IS YOUR NAME IN BADGE? Give me your name. Liberty. THAT'S [screaming] NOT YOUR NAME. H SOMETHING G. >> HERB. >> Hop in. >> Hop in. Amanda. >> Let's go. >> You are an evil. >> I AM NOT. [screaming] >> LET'S GO. HAVE A SEAT. Hop in the car. PLEASE. >> I AM A NAVAJO. BABY, >> HAVE A SEAT. Please get in the car. [laughter] I HAVE A FIXED BABY. >> AMANDA, HOP IN. >> Let's go. >> LET'S GET IN. >> NO. [screaming] >> AMANDA, YOU NEED TO GET IN THE CAR. NO, >> I'M TRANS. HE IS MYING [ __ ] >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Have a seat and we won't have to do that. >> YOU JUST HURT ME AND I HAVE VIDEOTAPED. >> STAND UP. ALL ON VIDEO. CAR, PLEASE. >> LET'S GO. >> OH, you >> get in. Let's go. You are going to purgatory. You >> are on the purgatory list. >> Amanda is charged with resisting, obstructing, and disorderly conduct. She's ultimately found guilty of resisting, obstructing, and is fined $330. A very expensive sequel to yesterday's stolen vape. Remember, refusing to leave and arguing with police only turns a small incident into an arrest. And staying calm and cooperating can prevent charges and keep the situation from escalating. Think the last one was wild? The next thief takes it to a whole new level. [bell] Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. >> Out cuz I could feel that I wasn't >> put the bag up. Go. >> On June 3rd, a tense situation erupts at a local airport after officers respond to a disturbing call. A woman had been threatened inside a public restroom. Initial dispatchers bizarrely described the weapon as an iPod. But that confusion doesn't last long. Witnesses on the scene quickly clarify the truth. It wasn't a gadget. It was a knife. >> Tried to rob yourself. I tried to robbery. >> You're the one that called. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> We heard yelling, help from the bathroom. The lady ran out and came ran this way and just told us that a man pulled an iPod on her in the bathroom >> and that's an iPod. >> All units be advised. I got an additional call from an assistant manager. Mel tried to pull a signal zero knife on a mail vest. It's a black male with a black hat. Gray short. >> You apparently pulled a knife on someone. >> She's bleeding. That's what I was told. I just came up. >> I'm just getting >> uh right this guy. This guy. >> Officers locate and detain a male suspect near the scene. He doesn't deny the allegations. In fact, he openly admits he tried to rob the woman. As they search him, the pieces start falling into place, revealing a far more disturbing picture than they expected. >> What's going on, man? >> How you doing, buddy? >> Good. You all right? >> I'm fine. >> What's happening? >> Uh, I basically tried to rob her, so >> I tried to rob her. You can say nothing. You >> tried to rob her? You got a knife on you? No. >> Okay. Do me a favor on the patch real quick. Make sure you don't put the uh bag up. >> Go to 280. Would you like 1033 traffic for this call? >> Money back real quick. You're not an arrest. >> Anybody upstairs yet? >> Tango 221. I have one to take. >> Tango 221. >> All right, man. Take a seat right here for me. We'll get talking. I just want to see what's going on. >> The suspect tells officers he's originally from New York and has been stranded in the area, suggesting desperation may have driven his actions. Meanwhile, the victim and witnesses begin sharing more details, shedding light on the terrifying moments inside that restroom. First, >> you're just being detained. You're not under arrest. Nothing's Nothing's arai. Okay? Just hang out till I can figure out what's happening. Um, so what are you doing here? What's the deal? It's a lot that's going on that I can't really speak about, but you know, >> do you stay here or you move somewhere else or what's going on? >> Well, yeah, basically end up moving from New York and I came out here and I end up getting stuck out here, I guess. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> She got staderations, right? What's going on? >> Yeah. Yeah, she she she had a laceration on her hand. >> She says 2016. Can you say what she was trying to do or >> Yes. Yeah. She walked into the bathroom. He he followed her in. She she thought she was actually in the men's room because because he was there. >> He she turned around. He put the knife up, tipped her throat, and said, "Don't don't say anything or do anything." He grabbed a hold of her, tried to drag her back to the back stall where she was able to continue to fight and end up getting away, running, screaming, hollering for >> All right. Can you briefly uh tell me what exactly happened? >> Um, >> the victim, visibly shaken yet remarkably composed, describes the terrifying moment she entered the restroom alone. But as she stepped out of the stall, the man appeared behind her without warning, pressing a knife to her throat and ordering her to stay silent. It was a calculated ambush. >> Eating breakfast with everyone and decided to get up and use the restroom. So, I left the restaurant and went to the restroom that was in the common area. Um, when I walked in, I didn't notice anyone else in the bathroom. So, I went into the center stall and went about my business. And they were the type of stalls with like doors, so you couldn't really see if there were feet. >> You went to the center stall? >> The center? Yeah, the dead center stall. um used the restroom, exited the stall, but then when I I went back in really quickly cuz I needed to fix my clothes. And when I left the stall the second time, I heard the click of a door of somebody else. [snorts] So, I looked up in the mirror behind me cuz I was washing my hands and he was behind me. I was very confused because I thought it was in the women's room and it was it was a man and he had the knife up to my throat and said, "Don't say anything. Be quiet." And I was like, "What the fuck?" And I just started yelling. He said, "Be quiet." He just kept saying, "Be quiet." >> Anything else? >> No. >> Okay. And then what'd you do? Um, I was yelling cuz I I just was trying to make as much noise as possible. And when he had his he started pulling me towards the other stall, started yelling louder and I was trying to get out cuz I could feel that I wasn't breathing very well. >> I kept trying to pull my weight down so that I could get out of his grasp. >> Of his grasps. And then what happened then? >> And he got me into the stall and I kept screaming, right? and I kept saying >> the victim clearly shaken but composed recounts a terrifying encounter. She had entered the restroom alone seeing no one inside. But as she stepped out of the stall, the man appeared out of nowhere. Suddenly behind her, pressing a knife to her throat and commanding her to stay silent. The moment was as swift as it was chilling. >> What the [ __ ] And I finally got out from under him and just ran straight to the girl at the host stand. [snorts] This going to sound like a stupid question, but you did not want to go inside that stall, right? >> No. >> But he moved you there. >> Which stall was it? >> The last stall with the sink in it. The handicap stall in the corner. >> Okay. >> A backpack in there [snorts] >> when you went when he was pushing you in that direction. >> He was pulling me. >> He was pulling you in that direction. You saw a backpack in there. He had a backpack. I don't I didn't see it. >> Was a backpack on him or in the room in that room there. Put it >> on the ground. As soon as we walked in the stalls right by the sink, the backpack and then when I saw him come out when I went to my group, I saw him wearing the back the same backpack. >> What color is the back? >> Black. Can I answer this? >> Yes. [snorts] >> Mama, >> did you talk to box here? Talk to Kate. >> Okay. And then what happened when you he's pushing in or you're in there. What happened? >> He was pulling so his back was to like the sink and he was pulling me. So when he was pulling me, was he pulling you? Yeah, that's the sink. >> She fought back fiercely, screaming at the top of her lungs as he tried to drag her toward a handicap stall. In the chaos, she spotted a black backpack near the sink, likely his either abandoned in a panic or intentionally placed as part of some twisted plan. >> I mean the bathroom, the store. Was he pulling you like this? >> No, he was choking me. >> No, but in the direction or was he pulling you like or like that? the sinks right here. He was starting to turn me to get me towards the toilet. >> Okay. Got you. He was backing up, slowly dragging you. Okay. And then uh what happened then? And you was >> So he was I could feel that he was applying more and more pressure to my throat and I was trying to scream but [snorts] he was applying pressure to my throat and I pulled down which I think is how he cut me. >> During the violent struggle, she was choked and likely suffered a cut to her neck. But fueled by sheer courage and adrenaline, she broke free and bolted from the restroom, [music] sprinting straight to the nearest source of help, the airport's hostess stand. >> I don't know. I I didn't even notice it until I stepped out. Um, and I just ran away. I didn't even look back. I was just screaming and ran away. >> Was being requested by the hall. Okay, come back and do this. >> Okay. Do you have a second now or do you have enough now or? >> Uh, no. Okay. And then from there, did you get away? >> Yes. I went straight to the hostess stand. >> And you went to the hostess out McCoy restaurant and you told her what was going on >> immediately. I didn't talk to anybody out. >> Okay, great. >> Um, >> and I said, "He's going to come out of that bathroom." And I told her to keep looking at that bathroom. >> Shoplifterss often underestimate how closely they're being watched and how quickly police can respond. Lying and resisting only make the consequences worse. honesty could have led to a citation instead of arresting him >> and then we saw him walking away. >> Then you saw him and the hostess walking away from the bathroom exiting. The hoses was on the phone and I went to my group and he was exiting and he was walking past like he was already out of the bathroom and I told my >> And what direction were he walking towards? >> Towards the front desk. >> Towards the front desk >> and that I told my group that that's him when they all went >> okay. I'm sorry you you had to relive this and I want to apologize again. I I know it's something very scary that you know to happen to to anyone. Uh, and thank God you okay and nothing else and you know happened then what it did just now which is really bad and um I want to apologize again because the detectives most likely is going to ask you the same questions. So you might be like detective told you here detective that they're going to ask you the same questions. >> Police sit with her while she begins writing her full statement offering reassurance and support. The officers handle the situation with care, recognizing the immense trauma she's just been through and ensuring she feels safe and heard. Want you to regroup yourself and I'm going to leave this statement here and I'm going to write I want you to write what you just told me in detail here and you just got to make sure because this goes right through. Okay? >> And you have a second page here and put as much detail exactly what it occurred and I'll get back to you. Okay? And take your time. Don't worry about spelling or anything like that. Just write it as best as you can. Okay. All right. Any question, just let me know. Yes, I'll get you water right now. >> The suspect now faces serious charges. Attempted robbery with a deadly weapon. Attempted battery, attempted kidnapping. In Florida, the suspect faces extremely serious felony charges. Attempted robbery with a deadly weapon, attempted battery, and attempted kidnapping. These crimes can carry decades in prison, including life imprisonment for armed robbery or kidnapping attempts, along with severe fines and a permanent violent felony Accord.