Like I think I've seen this too many times. I know we okay. >> I actually don't have nothing else to say. >> You don't have nothing else to say? >> No. >> From mom uses her child as a shield during her arrest. >> I don't feel safe. I don't know. DO NOT DO NOT GRAB MY MOTHER. >> SOMEBODY FOR MY BABY, PLEASE. I don't care. >> To a shoplifter meets nononsense deputy. There are shoplifters's confidence turns into confusion. Stick around until the end. You won't want to miss all the shocking situations we have in store for you in this video. >> Mama, don't laugh. Don't say nothing. Like, just know I'm going to jail. >> Like, I think I've seen this too many times. I know we Okay. >> On January 10th, 2025, police officers were called to a Walmart where two women were caught stealing clothes and emotions go from zero to soap opera instantly. We actually paid for it and all that. >> Oh my goodness. Why? You lying to me. >> You lied. Oh, >> ladies. >> No, it's not. Hi, officer. >> All right. I'm officer rental. I got a body camera. >> Yes, you do. >> Yes, ma'am. Uh, do you guys have IDs on you? >> No, I don't. >> I got a picture. He just took it. >> I thought he sent them to y'all or something. >> No, >> I can't be serious or nothing. both got physical. You know, you're supposed to carry it on you. >> Yeah. See about that. Got the physical copy. >> Um, do you have your >> jail? >> Huh? >> Me going to jail? >> I don't. Do you guys want to press charges? >> Hell no. We was just being cold, man. That hurt. >> Officers ask for IDs, but the women only have pictures. Walmart staff confirm the stolen merchandise is hidden on or under their clothing. an outfit upgrade no one asked for. >> Um, when y'all go to search them, they have our merchandise either on or under the clothes they're wearing right now. >> Yeah, sure. All right. >> Where's everything at? Because >> I just take it all. It's under my hoodie. >> It's in your hoodie? >> Under your hoodie? >> Like I got to physically >> Okay, I got you. >> Tonight because >> No, not necessarily. >> Please don't go back. I'm not, but ask question. So, how long would it >> I can't say for certain, but >> we we can't control the jail how long they take with their processing. >> So, would I have to like call somebody to come get me cuz my car is here, right? Cuz Yeah. Somebody going to have to come to come get us. Yeah. I don't know. Your number Well, it's my first time seeing my bucket. This is not my bucket. >> Officers explained they don't control jail timelines and that all personal items get taken during booking. Not exactly the reassurance the women were hoping for. >> Something so we can call people. >> So you'll everything you have on you will be going with you. So >> when they release us, we'll get all of this back. >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't know why we we actually paid for and all that. Like, where's that going? >> You're going to have to take that up with Walmart. >> They ask about refunds for the items they did buy. And surprisingly, Walmart agrees to refund everything because jail doesn't accept shopping bags as carryons. >> Can we You have money back? >> Um, that's up to y'all if you want to. There's a couple options. Y'all can either take the stuff with y'all or we can do a full refund. We don't hold anything over. >> Is it all this stuff? >> Yes, paid for. >> Let's do a full refund. Okay. >> Um because the jail's not going to take all that. >> It's my first time just record. >> Uh yeah. So >> I'm going to have uh >> you going to have to sit up in there until they call us. It's going to be a long booking process. >> I seen videos. I know how this go. We going to be up there for hours. So, is this all items? >> All this up here and but down there she paid for it and then we gave her receipt so they can sort through them all. >> Um, how did y'all pay? Cash, card, >> card. >> Uh, how many different transactions >> or was it all on the same card? >> It's the same card. >> Okay. We need that card and we need the pen to give y'all a full refund. >> They're giving you a refund for all the stuff you bought. >> Mama, don't laugh. Don't say nothing. Like just know I'm going to jail and I love you mama. Oh, >> you told me not to do this. I'm sorry mom mama if I c cuz this some [ __ ] is upset >> and I'm having a record. >> They going to take they going to take our phones too. So we can't even get on video watch. We just going to have to sit there and look at the >> They going to take the phone when we in jail. >> We're going to take all your property. You're going to be searched. We're going to take all your property to the jail. You're going to be booked in, released with a citation, and you're going to be out and that you're going to get all your stuff back. Okay, that's how it works. >> One woman repeats her emotional message to her mom, worried about getting a criminal record. Officers explain the process. Booked, searched, cited, and released. Not fun, but not the end of the world either. >> So, we can't have >> So, when we go in to book it, >> no, you cannot have your phone. >> No, you're not. I thought we pissing them off. >> What the hell? >> She just shook her head. >> Okay. Also, I got some like shorts on. >> Yeah, but we can't. >> But I don't feel comfortable because >> I mean, would you prefer if a female search you guys? >> Yeah, that would be fine. >> It's not that. We trying to take them off and uh >> it's a room full of dudes up in here. >> Well, okay. >> What you stole? >> That's what we're It's Yeah, it's underneath here. We try to take them off, but It's been here. >> No, I'm not taking off my clothes. >> Yeah, >> we can do that. >> Yeah. >> The conversation shifts to stolen shorts hidden under their clothing and they request a female officer for the search. Understandable when your wardrobe decisions suddenly become police evidence. >> They got stolen. >> I'm a better just be added after. Is that okay with you? >> Yes. Then we got to go on cuff. Can I just get in the cuffs? >> You got to be in cuffs. Stand up for him. >> Stand up for him. >> Don't make it so resist. >> Excuse me, man. You can have it. Put it in your savings. >> They going to make me spit my gun out. >> Yeah. >> Have either you been arrested? >> No, this is my first time. That's why this is this this is scary. >> This is scary. >> I know. >> You can y'all can barricade us like But somebody >> charges against both. Correct. >> All right. >> Ma'am, could you also set your phone down? >> Stop. Please stop. I got it. It's not >> that card goes with that one. >> That card goes with your stuff. >> Black purse. >> Yeah, black purse. I want my mouth when I come back. >> Okay. >> I don't want to look at nobody. >> I'm sorry. I got to laugh to keep from crying cuz last se Okay, it's okay. >> Glad you have this work. >> You ain't going to do that. >> Do you got anything else in the pockets, man? Or anything? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> You want to hug? >> Hey, at least we got some women. >> Officers prep to cuff them and the women bounce between panicking, joking, crying, and asking if the cuffs can be loosened. It's a full roller coaster. Only nobody's tall enough for this ride. >> The dark. >> Do you have any pockets on it? Yeah. >> That's my card. It's the dark paint. >> But it ain't going to matter whoever cuz we going to come back together. I hope we go really soon. >> Keep watching for There you go. I just got to check if there's weapons. >> Do you have a sweatshirt on under this? >> No, just a bra. >> No, just a bra. Okay, I got you. >> Are you putting it on me now? You going to put my hood on? >> Uh, no. I was just checking it. So, >> um, >> cool. I don't care. I'm not looking behind me. I just want to go get this [ __ ] over with and I'm going home. >> I ain't going back outside no more. I'm done. >> So, I'm running to Daniel. I'm going home. >> You know what's crazy? He could have come back from London. I text his ass. I said, "Baby, I'm going to jail." Like, >> it's not fun. >> My dumb ass, you know. >> I got a lie to keep from crying, but like I think I've seen this too many times. I know we Okay. >> Searches continue and one woman opens up about being scared and embarrassed, saying she just wants to go home and learn from this. A rare moment of clarity in aisle 7. >> Okay. I don't have a record. I don't want >> I don't have a record either. What the >> How much was it? >> Uh they're getting the cit or the receipt right now. So >> we'll see. >> We'll do the ban notice for her. You do it for him. >> Yeah. Do you want me to do citation for both? >> No. If it's a citation, we'll do it for her. Do it for her. >> If it's an NC >> Okay, sounds good. You guys okay with uh transport? >> Yeah. Can you pull this up on my head more? >> Please. >> Sorry. >> Never mind. >> How much you think >> they going to take these off when we get in there? >> The cuffs? >> Yeah. Anyway, you want to do a secondary real quick? >> I appreciate you not putting these cuffs on me too tight. >> These are tight as me tight. >> They're not supposed to be comfortable. N >> I be I be seeing them videos and y'all just be aggressive and all >> this is what's happening each other and got straight into trouble. >> Hey, I don't got no record. >> How long it's going to take to get off our record? >> Does it get off your record? I'm sorry for acting like on record. >> They begin worrying about having a permanent record. Officers confirm yes, theft is indeed a record maker. Not the kind you frame, though. >> I just turned 21. >> Is your uh or car unlocked? >> I just turned 21. >> All right, let's go back here. >> Come on. >> Come on. We'll get it outside. How do I get here? >> They're placed into the patrol car, still asking questions on repeat, like the world's most stressful FAQ. >> They were charged with retail theft. These women have to take this situation as a learning lesson and never do this again. But with their attitude during the arrest, will they be in another situation like this? Remember, stealing might seem small in the moment, but the record it leaves behind follows you much longer than the merchandise ever would. And respect the law and respect yourself. One bad choice can turn into hours of trouble you absolutely didn't need. Think the last one was wild. The next thief takes it to a whole new level. Comment your guess and hit subscribe so you don't miss it. Stop. >> On January 5th, 2024, 45-year-old Shamar Ross shoplifted multiple items totaling £137.39 in a Walmart. >> Rescue time for you to update your location. You want you want somebody? Come to the Walmart. >> Come to Walmart. >> I'll raise you for the updated 1020 while you guys LP is I forgot you LP. So hold on one at the Walmart. All right. 10:14. >> What person you want to leave? >> Him. White guy. >> All right. >> Are you 104? >> I'm 104. Hey, they don't want you here. Okay. >> Walmart staff tell the deputy they want the man removed immediately. The man insists he has money, but that doesn't change the fact that Walmart would like him to exit the building, preferably today. >> Okay. I mean, I got money to pay. >> No, they don't care. So, you have to leave. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> This guy right here. >> I got another 30 in progress. So, you can start another. >> Okay. the 14th cross. Can he respond back to the Walmart in progress now? >> You want him to trust is he >> was stealing or that's okay. >> The other guy left. >> All right. >> Yeah. The deputy questions the man about the items in his bag and calls for extra units. When the suspect brings mystery merchandise back up suddenly feels essential. >> What's your name? >> Ship. >> Ship. >> Your full first name is ship. >> You got anything inside the bag that you ain't pay for? You wasn't going nowhere. >> I believe is already in rout. I just need one addition unit to um take over 94. Can you respond? Yeah, if you can get a unit closer up get the ground, Get on the DON'T MOVE. DON'T THROW around you up you up on the ground. Stay on the Out of nowhere, a second suspect pops into the mix like he's joining a surprise episode of Cop Drama Walmart edition. The deputy shouts, commands, deploys a taser, and orders him to stay down very firmly. >> TASER on the ground. >> STAY ON THE GROUND. DON'T MOVE. >> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. >> TURN AROUND. >> BOTH OF THEM. BOTH OF THEM. >> OKAY. He updates dispatch that the taser's been deployed and confirms they're in front of Walmart because where else would all this chaos be happening down here working for change of deployed rescue? How for down here working is wrong with you? >> I'm down here working 104 to the point. >> Oh, please. >> All right. Where's your location? I have you in front. Hello friend. >> All right. Bravo 5 is in front of the Walmart. The T and me are patched cuz he's on T one. >> That's it. That's the only one. >> Yeah, there's only person. >> Huh? >> There's only person right here. Officers confirm only one suspect is actually involved in the theft and they begin prepping for a patown. Sometimes the cameo characters are just cameos. >> Everybody down. >> Everybody down. >> Who else? Who else? >> It was just him. >> Everybody down. >> Okay. Thank you. my phone. >> All right, you can give up and pat him down. >> My phone. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up, bro. >> I'm trying. Can you help me up? >> We're right here in front of the north side of the Walmart office. On things. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. They lift the suspect to his feet and secure the sceneeping bystanders at a distance. No one wants aisle front seating for this kind of show. >> Come on, stand up. >> Stand up. >> Just leave him there cuz um where you going to take him inside? I have >> ma'am. Go the other way. >> Um come this route. Yeah. Put this walk up here. Yeah. Yeah. Go the other way. >> Walmart. >> Well, he was so you can start them. All right. >> I got to find my earpiece. >> Officers gather their gear, including someone's missing earpiece, and coordinate their vehicles as they wrap up the arrest. A little chaotic, but hey, that's a Walmart shift. >> Oh, we was in front of the store. >> Okay, but where's where? Never mind. Where is >> you? Okay, friend. >> Yeah, I'm good. Hey, going on. >> Where's your car? Final charge for this guy is felony resist officer with violence felony battery on law enforcement officer and misdemeanor pettit theft more than $100 but less than $750 on March 21st 2020 fee Ross pleaded guilty with the following charged remember running or resisting only escalates things cooperate early and you avoid tasers cuffs and chaos and if a store says you're not Welcome. Arguing won't fix anything. Leaving peacefully is always the smarter move. Think the last move was bold? This one's on another level. Drop a comment if you think you can outsmart them and hit subscribe. >> Ma'am, can you stay out your phone, please? >> So, is this is that the story you're sticking with that this is your real ID? This is your real name. This is your real date of birth. >> Mhm. >> Yes. >> Don't have nothing else to say. >> You don't have nothing else to say? >> No. On May the 7th, 2025, officers respond to a porn shop after a woman tries to buy a $12,000 $300 Rolex Submarina using a fake ID and a fraudulent credit card. Staff explained the barcode scan flagged a different name and address because apparently even luxury watches like some paperwork consistency. Sure. You want to play this game? >> You um >> I just >> did you guys call us? >> Did you guys call? >> Yeah, we just trying to spam us. >> How? >> What do you got? What's going on? >> I don't have nothing. What's the card? >> 35 and $25 parties. What card do you have? >> Like why do they think it's >> American driver license? When I sounded it came out to different name and address. >> All right, let me take a look. >> What's your name? >> Ma'am. >> What's your name? >> Hm. >> My name. >> Your name? Emily. Emily? What? And >> this is your driver's license. >> All right. Is the address on it correct? She identifies herself as Emily, but struggles to give her name, address, or date of birth. Officers quickly notice something's off and inform her she's detained. Spoiler, she's not going anywhere today. >> You guys call us? >> Did you guys call? >> Yeah, we just trying to spam us. >> How? >> What do you got? What's going on? I don't have nothing. What's the card? >> 35 and 25 with all parties. What card do you have? Like why do they think it's >> driver license? When I scan it, it came out to different name and address. >> All right, let me take a look. >> What's your name? >> Ma'am, >> what's your name? >> H >> my name. >> Your name? Emily. Emily? What? And >> this is your driver's license. >> Is the address on it? Correct. >> And what is that address? >> The address up there, 277. >> Okay. Why are they saying this isn't coming up? What's going on? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? >> The 20th of 97 at this. >> Okay. Do you have any other driver's license in any other states? >> All right. Excuse me. Let me try to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, can I leave? I have >> No, you can't. You're being detained right now. >> Okay. Well, I have waiting for me outside. >> Okay. You're being detained right now. >> What does that mean? >> That means you can't are not free to go anywhere. >> Okay. 35. Clear too. Sir, >> can I talk to you guys? >> You good for a second? >> Can you deal? >> Hey, how's it going, guys? >> What's going on? Yeah. >> So, she came in with a plan to purchase a Rolex watch and uh she tried to use a fake ID and the credit card name matching to fake ID. When I scanned the ID came out different name and others in my system, so I figured she's trying to scam us. >> Mhm. >> Porn shop employees confirm the ID name doesn't match the system and looks fake. They suspect she's coordinating with someone via text because high-end heists apparently require group chat support. >> I think she's working with somebody texting to some maybe she had like a boss on top. >> Okay. Did you give the IDs back to >> I gave it to police officer? >> Okay. Give it to them. Okay. So, what was she How much was she supposed to be purchasing this one? >> 12,300. So, they purchase one of the Rolex watch. >> So, she came in for 12,300. What kind of Rolex was it? >> It's a Rolex Submariner. >> What was it? Rolex Submariner. >> Submariner. >> Submariner. >> Okay. And then she presented you. What kind of ID was it? >> It's a don't remember, but your >> Okay. I mean, I'll take a look at it. You don't remember what state it was out of anything like that. You said it looked like her, but when you ran it, the address was different. >> Address and name was different. When I scan it, bar code on the back. >> Okay. All right. Let me go take a look at it. >> Yep. >> So, for example, what is in our system? Kimberly Harrison. Mhm. >> And the ID itself, Miranda, which matching the card. >> Okay. >> And completely different address. And the ID is look weird. >> Okay. Let me take a look at it. Was this the watch that she was supposed to be buying here? >> This one? >> That one? Okay. >> Ma'am, can you stay off your phone, please? >> Okay. Well, I'm letting somebody know the situation. What's that? >> I'm letting somebody know the situation. >> What's the situation, though? >> What's the situation? >> What's up? >> Cops. >> Cops? What? >> I don't know. I told her she's detained right now. The deal is not coming back is anything. >> Okay. So, >> officers read her Miranda rights. She insists she was just buying a watch and keeps giving inconsistent info about her identity. Nothing like a Rolex to inspire creative storytelling. Now, >> stay with your phone. Okay. All right. I need you just to have a seat over here and I need to read something to you before we talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. These are your rights. You you speak English fully and understand it. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questions if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions. You understand that? >> Okay. So, what's going on? >> I'm here to buy a watch. >> Okay. So, you came in to buy the the Rolex watch? >> Yeah, that's it. >> Okay. >> I mean, so what's the process like? Am I Are you guys going to like >> So, you're being detained right now because >> you're not free to leave. >> So, am I going to jail? >> That's That's the process we're going through. That's why I'm asking you questions so I can figure out what's going on because I can't just come into a situation and arrest you. Right. >> Right. >> Okay. So, >> can I see those? >> Okay. So, you came in and you presented these two things to them, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have any documentation that has your right information on it? >> No. >> Okay. And who is this on the driver's license? >> That's me. >> This is you? >> Yes. >> Okay. She claims the ID is hers, but can't recite basic details. Officers warn her that using a fraudulent driver's license is an arrestable offense, the real world version of nice try. >> So, you're telling me that your name is Emily? Emily Miranda. >> I'm not saying anything. >> Okay. >> There's nobody name or date of birth. >> What's your date of birth? >> It's on the ID. >> Okay. So, you understand how this is becoming kind of suspicious at this point because you don't even know what your ID, your date of birth is. >> 2097. >> Okay. And what is your name and your address? >> It's 277 Road, Bridgeville, Connecticut. >> Okay. >> She keeps asking about texting someone and checking on her Uber. Officers deny phone use and eventually place her in handcuffs while awaiting fingerprint results. available fingerprint scanner for Alpha 35. >> All right, just hang out with her for a minute. I want to see what their system came back with. Okay, >> nothing. >> Much easier if we know exactly who you were >> because this isn't looking good right now. And if you go up to county jail as a Jane Doe, you're going to stay up there a lot longer. >> Okay. So, what if you guys take him to jail? You have to know it. Well, as of right now, that's a fraudulent driver's license. >> So, what's an arrestable offense? >> So, do you say that? I'm sorry. >> It is. >> So, we're getting somebody with a fingerprint scanner to come get your real ID. Unless you want to tell it to me. >> That would make it so much easier on all of us. And you be cooperative, which would be much better for you. Well, can I send a text message? >> Nope. Here. We'll go ahead and take that. >> Actually, no. >> Well, you're being detained and we already asked you don't be on your phone. >> I'm not on my phone. I asked. >> You just said, "Can you send a text message?" I said, "No." >> Okay. And >> so, let's not pick up your phone. >> Can you send a text message? >> Which one's your Uber outside waiting for you? >> I mean, if I'm not going to take it, then does it really matter? >> Sure does. I'll let him know. I'm pretty sure he's already gone. >> Okay. >> So, is this is that the story you're sticking with that this is your real ID? This is your real name. This is your real date of birth. >> Mhm. >> Yes. >> I actually don't have nothing else to say. >> You don't have nothing else to say? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. Just hold that for a second. Stand up for me for a second. You're just being detained as of right now. I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. Okay. All right, just have a seat for a second until the other officer gets >> They speak to the Uber driver who confirms he's waiting. He's informed she won't be leaving with him and sorry rid share drama doesn't extend to criminal escapades here. >> Okay. Hey, are you Uber by any chance? Yes. >> Who are you? Who are you waiting for? >> Lena. >> What's her name? >> Perfect. >> Uh, long dark hair. >> Oh, the girl. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Lena. >> Okay. What's What's the name you have for her? >> Here. Write it down. >> Oh, Lena. Do you have like her first and last name or her? >> Yeah. Who does she uh Yeah. >> Give me all the you have it if you don't mind. >> Lena A. Where' she come from? Where'd you pick her up at? >> Which one? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, you're just picking her up? >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> Picking her up. Yeah. >> She There's a problem. >> Yeah. Yeah. She's not going to be coming with you. She'll be coming with us. >> Oh, >> all right. So, I don't know how you'd go about that fair. >> Get out of here. Go pick up some more fairs. Make some more money. >> All right. Thank you. >> Talk to your Uber guy. Do >> you uh I have your information? You want to verify it or you want to play this game? >> You um >> I just said I don't have >> You never use it just cuz this name >> Okay. Just cuz I mean that's her name. >> Lena. >> That's her name on the number. >> Mhm. >> She stops answering questions. Officers explain that her fake ID and credit card alone are enough for arrest Rolex Dreams officially on hold. Like I said, you already have a I mean, I'm not going to ask you any more questions because you already said you want to to exercise your rights, but I'm just saying you already have a fraudulent ID here, so it's already going to be an arrest. >> Probably the credit card, too. >> I mean, that's I'm just telling her this is the start of it. >> And then when the fingerprint scanner gets here and they fingerprint you, we'll figure out who you are. And then >> fingerprint results reveal her real identity. Alina A and the last name redacted. Identity crisis resolved. All right, you can see. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke us, stick us, or anything like that that we need to know about? >> No. >> All right, you are under arrest. Stand up for right now. >> Earring, belly button piercing. Anything else? >> No other piercings. >> You want to get those piercings out at the in booking? >> Yeah, I'll looked up there down there. >> I probably since you're taken out. >> All right. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. after confirming she has no weapons officers formally arrest her. Charges include fraudulent use of a credit card, possession of a fake driver's license, and giving a false name while detained. The luxury watch remains firmly behind the counter, and the lesson is clear. Honesty is always the best accessory. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your guess. >> I don't feel safe. I don't know. DO NOT DO NOT GRAB MY MOTHER. SI. >> On March 23rd, 2024, while on patrol, a deputy observed a vehicle with what appeared to be an expired tag and initiated a traffic stop. A deputy stops a woman for a vehicle with a possibly expired tag. She claims she didn't know her license was suspended. A classic oops moment. Tension ramps up quickly. >> Just cost somebody for my baby, please. I don't care about anything else. >> Hello downstairs. Your license is coming back in. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. When I ran the tag, it comes back to the vehicle, but the issue I'm having is that the license is coming back and expired or not. >> All right. You have the license. I have my registration. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. >> How come you don't have the registration? >> Cuz it's in it's in a folder with all my other important documents. And I took it out cuz I had to go to the DMV one day and I took it out and I left it in the house. >> Okay, I got you. >> But it's me. >> All right, you go and look for that. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Officers assess her cooperation. She's holding her baby, which makes the arrest more complex. Fear and concern for the child are evident, adding a layer of urgency to every move. >> I would have her step out of the vehicle. >> Has she been somewhat cooperative or has she just been >> She's been a little combative. Great. >> Not very happy. >> Combative. Okay. So pay attention to your car. You're on a traffic stop. High priority. Okay. Let's have some good officer safety. So let's pull her out of the car. Have her step back to the front of your car so we're not putting her in handcuffs in front of her child if we can avoid that. Okay. >> Oh man. Because >> you mind stepping out for me? >> What's the problem? >> Do you mind stepping out for me? >> Can I know the reason why I'm stepping out with my baby in my arms? >> You can put your baby in the car. You can step out of here. >> Can I know why? Because you've been asked to step out of Is there a reason why? >> Yes. >> Can I step out of you? >> Okay, ma'am. You're trying to explain the situation I'm asking you question. >> Okay, that's fine. Put your child out. I'm holding my baby. I'll step out and I'm holding my baby and can I have a please? Thank you. >> The woman becomes increasingly distressed, pleading about her baby, questioning why she's being arrested and claiming her rights are being violated. Officers stay calm, trying to keep both her and the child safe. >> I don't feel safe. I don't No. DO NOT DO NOT GRAB MY MOTHER. TY. TATI. TATTY. OH MY GOD. NO, PLEASE DON'T DO THIS TO ME. PLEASE. >> NO, MY BABY. NO, this is mine. Stop. NO, PLEASE. I WILL COMPLY. STOP. PLEASE. Please >> put THE BABY IN. >> WHY ARE YOU doing this to me? Get your hands off of me. YOU ARE VIOLATING MY RIGHT. Put the baby. >> Yes, you are. >> Put the baby in the car seat. I'm putting him in the car seat. Get your hands off of me. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. I NEED TO CALL SOMEBODY. I NEED TO CALL HIS FATHER. I'M SORRY. >> Either hand me the baby or put him. Either hand me the baby. >> I am my phone. >> I don't I need a supervisor. I do not feel safe. I DO NOT FEEL SAFE. >> STOP. PLEASE. THIS IS MY BABY. >> STOP. OH MY GOD. STOP. Give me my baby. Please. Why am I being arrested, sir? >> Stop. >> No, I'm getting I'm asking you a question. >> We will get to that. >> We will get to that. >> Overreaction. Give me my baby. >> We will get to that. >> My baby. >> Put her in the V of the car and get her in cuffs. >> Oh my god. Why am I BEING ARRESTED? Y'ALL STILL haven't told me anything like I'm A CRIMINAL. I'M GOING TO motherly with y'all. Y'all are overreacting. >> Oh my god. DO YOU HAVE A WARRANT OR SOMETHING? >> Y'ALL STILL HAVEN'T TOLD ME ANYTHING. >> I need to get someone on the phone to come get my baby. >> NO, I'M ON HIGHWAY 49. OH MY GOD. TY, PLEASE. I'M ON HIGHWAY 49. OH MY GOD. TY, COME GET ME, PLEASE. Why are y'all doing this? Why are y'all doing this? WHAT AM I BEING arrested for? What am I being arrested for? Y'all are over. >> She continues protesting, citing responsibilities as a new mother and repeatedly asking for someone to care for her baby. Officers maintain control while attempting to deescalate the situation. Parenting drama meets law enforcement. WHAT THE PROBLEM? GOD TOLD ME ANYTHING. Y'ALL HEAR ME? I WAS SAYING NOTHING ABOUT MY CAR IS NOT RIGHT. WHAT THE? I HAVE A 2 MONTH OLD BABY. I JUST WENT BACK TO WORK TWO DAYS AGO. WHAT A PROBLEM. >> I NEED TO search her before we put her in the theater. >> Why? WHY? I NEED A SUPERVISOR RIGHT NOW. I'M NOT DOING THIS. >> I NEED TO SEARCH HER BEFORE I get >> like I'm a criminal. I HAVEN'T BEEN IN JAIL IN YEARS. WHAT IS WRONG WITH Y'ALL? >> What the not a priority? Do we have her under control? No, we don't. >> I am UNDER CONTROL. YOUR ASS AIN'T TELLING ME WHAT THE I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR. OKAY. >> THE IS WRONG WITH Y'ALL. Y DON'T KNOW MY RIGHTS. Y'ALL HAVE TO TELL ME. WHY AM I IN? Get your ass off of me. >> It's not how this works. Have a step. >> I don't have [ __ ] on me. Oh my god. Bro, I don't have nothing on me. Why are you searching me, bro? >> We're going TO JAIL. >> FOR WHAT? >> TRAVELING WITH A LICENSE SUSPENDED. >> I DIDN'T KNOW MY LICENSE WAS SUSPENDED. OH MY GOD. Get off of my ARM AND I PROM MY BABY DADDY to come get my child. Please, I will go to jail. The only thing I'm asking for someone to please can I get someone to please come get my baby when I know your baby. No, please. My baby is 2 months old. Please. Oh my god. I can't. No. Please. My baby. I need to be over there with MY CAR. GIVE ME MY PLEASE, I CAN'T SPEAK TO SOMEBODY. You are being so mean right now, Miss Spray. >> Charges are clarified, resisting without violence and driving with a suspended license. Officers focus on deescalation and ensuring the baby's well-being, reminding everyone that safety comes first. >> What the the problem? Oh my god. What do we have at this point? We have uh resisting without violence and DWLS knowingly. >> Okay. So, with that being said, she's going to jail, correct? What's her priority at this point? >> Uh, yes. >> Frankie, >> wait. You backed in a like a road with right? >> It's not even there. >> This is her phone. >> Okay. >> As long as we can maintain that the child is safe right now, why don't we let her calm down so she's not screaming, yelling at us, cussing us out before she calls father child get the child. Okay. Okay. 35. Can I JUST CALL SOMEBODY FOR MY BABY, PLEASE? I don't care about anything else. I just want to get my We're going to call someone. >> Take a deep breath. >> I have your phone. >> All right, I'm going to give you that. >> We had a hard time putting her back there. Let's not open the door. Put the window down. We can talk to her through the window. Cuz what happens if she undo that seat belt? She jumps out. >> Can I call somebody, please? Please. >> Yes, that's what we're trying to work on, but I need your calm down. >> She's allowed to contact family. Officers coordinate calls with the baby's father and other relatives to arrange pickup, carefully juggling logistics with calm authority. >> Just take a deep breath. Who you who do you need calls to come get the baby? >> Not my baby daddy, please. >> All right. Open this. >> I can't give it to you. >> All right. >> Swipe all the way to the right. >> Mark. >> Mark. FACETIME. FACETIME, PLEASE. >> We're just doing a phone call. >> Oh my god. Please, I need you to come get myself. I'm on 29. I need you to come get him. Give me THE PHONE. I CAN'T HEAR. >> It's very windy and there's a lot of traffic. It's going to be hard to hear him. Okay. >> Hello. >> PLEASE HURRY UP. THEY LET YOU CRY. WE'RE >> we're at 29 in Detroit. We need you to come so that you can get the baby. Okay. >> Are you going to be able to um go with her? >> YES. THAT IS MY FAMILY. Y'ALL are not taking is he crying? >> No, he's not. >> Okay. All right. Who else can we call? Give me the phone. Hang up. I'M GOING TO CALL TATI. HANG IT UP, OFFICER. I I'LL CALL YOU BACK. HANG IT UP. Hang it up. I'm going to call Tati and see where she at. Please hang it up. >> He's in Alabama. >> Yeah, his doing something else. Call Tati. >> Multiple attempts are made to reach a relative, Tati, who can pick up the child. Throughout, the woman remains emotional and distressed. Understandable in a high stress situation like this. is a t a ty with a orange heart. >> Hi, this is an emergency with county sheriff's office. >> Tati, >> I'm calling you to see if you would be able to come pick up >> Marcelo. TATI, PLEASE. CAN I SEE the phone? Please, can I talk to her? Please, just please. Y'all got my NERVES WRECKED. Y'ALL DON'T UNDERSTAND it >> Ty. I'm right here. I'm 129. >> Okay. >> Because they talking about MY LICENSE IS SUSPENDED. I DIDN'T KNOW NOTHING ABOUT NO LICENSE being suspended. I'm looking at the computer and I'm reading it. It say suspended indefinitely. I DIDN'T KNOW NOTHING ABOUT THAT. FOR THIS BACK HERE TO SIT HER ASS UP here and be nasty. EVERYBODY GIVE A YOU [ __ ] ASS. >> HEY, THIS IS STEPHANIE. IS THIS >> YOU [ __ ] ASS? >> Y'ALL BOTH OF Y'ALL Y'ALL SOME YOU COULD HAVE BEEN OFFICER WHAT THE YOUR NAME IS. NEW GUT. YOU COULD HAVE MOTHER been uh professional enough to tell me what the was being arrested for with y'all associate. >> Trying to get a hold of anybody right now to come get a baby. One person we did get a hold of is all the way out in Alabama. And then >> officers finalize logistics for the child's safety and the vehicle. >> So do you wait until she gets here to see if she has another license driver with her to take a vehicle? It might be easier for Miss Tatiana to park her car over here and drive with the car seat that's already properly installed. She's formally charged with driving while license suspended and resisting arrest without violence awaiting her first court appearance. Remember, even when emotions run high, law enforcement must prioritize safety for both the child and adult while civilians should stay calm and comply to avoid escalation. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you like this. >> On August 15th, 2024, officers respond to Home Depot for a reported employee theft. The employee admits to taking up to $3,700, citing financial hardship and pregnancy. She's cooperative because sometimes honesty really is the best policy even in a store aisle. Daniel, nice to meet you. >> All right. So, I have cash here in the office. I just finished interviewing. We've had several shortages up to $3,700 in shortages. >> So, she just admitted to all the theft. Um, she's going through some hardship. She says she's pregnant. >> Um, so that's where we at right now. She's been very cooperative. of um so this is this would be for you guys. >> Okay. >> So the total is not 3500. It's actually 3,700. So I'll I'll take that off. But it gives you >> a breakdown of the stolen amounts is confirmed using employee login records to track shortages. Only $3,000. $500 is eligible for prosecution because paperwork loves rounding. >> Yes. I will wait. >> Okay. Do you have a rough idea the breakdown? >> Was that when when you go back to this I see um was this actually this one was confirmed? >> Look, this is what's confirmed. 3500. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And the 37. >> Right. Right. So I only could prosecute the 3500. I'm just letting you know 200. >> Yes. >> Um >> this is all of her information. This is how we look at stuff, right? The shortages. That's her LDAP. How she logs it to the computer. So she we know who is the one that's actually driving the shortages if that makes sense. And then now it has a breakdown. So how she takes it the total for that day. Okay. The thefts occurred over a short period starting August 10th shortly after she began in July. Multiple registers were involved. The central investigation team in Atlanta helps track internal cases, proving even Home Depot has a detective squad. >> And this has been going on since May. >> No, since uh August uh 10th, >> so short period of time. >> Yeah. Yeah. She's only been with us uh actually July. She's been only with us um Oh, >> she's been with you since May. >> Since May. Yes. Yes. So, I started July 12th. And does is she work just a general register up front or where where she >> Yeah. Uh well, it's a couple registers or register one, register 18, uh register two. So, >> and then when you talked to her, she's like, "Yeah, I did it hard on times or or what was >> Yeah. So, you know, her reason she's trying to get away from her husband is what she said. I did ask, hey, uh you know, for safety reasons, are you being abused?" She said, "No, he's just not helping me." And I, you know, I'm pregnant and he's not working or anything. He's So I got to get out of that situation. >> Okay. >> So, um, you know, >> I got to show you guys video so that way you can see some of the trans. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What uh what kind of like ticks you guys off all this? You just started noticing money missing. >> So, yeah. So, every every day, right? So, we get a report and it'll show you, hey, we were short $20. Yeah. >> Officers describe the investigation. Sometimes large sums were taken like $1. $100 in a single day. The employee is informed of her rights because even firsttime offenders deserve the full legal spiel. >> No, no, it's Home Depot. Yeah, it's Home Depot. It's just they just call CIT, the century investigation team. So, because we deal with a lot of shoplifterss and other internal cases, >> um they help us out. >> Okay. I know >> that's solely what they dig into. Not only in like multiple districts. >> One one day she took $1,100. >> How like what how do you think that's not going to go noticed? >> Um the officer's here. >> This is Angie. >> How you doing? >> And that's Laticia. She's the final supervisor. She >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. My name is Daniel. I'm with the Apothe Police Department. So, we're basically just looking into what happened. Uh, so the first thing I'm going to do is, no disrespect, I'm just going to read you something. Okay? You You've seen like Cops and all those shows and stuff. So, we Yeah. So, we just want to make sure that you know your rights. So, I'm just going to read this to you. Okay. >> So, just if you have any questions, just let me know. If you don't understand anything, just let me know. >> But you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in court. You have the right to speak to a lawyer before and during questioning if you cannot afford a lawyer. >> She explains her motive, financial hardship, pregnancy, and trying to leave a non-supportive husband. She expresses willingness to repay the stolen money, a rare mix of remorse and practicality. >> One will be appointed to you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Do you have an ID on you by chance? >> Um, it's like >> Okay. Maybe. >> So, I mean, you kind of have an idea on why we're here, but can you just explain what happened on with your side of the story just so that we can get it? >> So, the thing was that I'm going through a lot of stuff at home right now, financial hardship, and that's the reason why I did it. Plus, I'm pregnant right now. And, you know, I just I can't I don't want to bother my mom. She's going through a lot too right now. Okay. >> I told them I was willing to cooperate with paying them back in all that stuff. >> Okay. Right. Right. >> So, paying them back. What do you mean paying them back? >> Um, I told I made a statement where I told them I was willing to cooperate with making arrangements to bring the money back. >> Pay So, money back. So, the money that was taken, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you know how much that was? >> Uh, 3,700. >> 3,700. Okay. So, you're aware that that was what was taken, right? >> Yes, sir. I'm aware. >> Okay. Do you have a rough idea on the time frame for when that happened? When you started doing that to when you ended? >> Oh, no. I don't remember. >> Can you give me a rough estimate? Like, do you remember when you started taking the money to? >> I would say um a month. >> A month. Okay. So, you would say uh we're in August now, so July. >> Um I would say yeah. >> Okay. >> July. >> Started taking in July. Okay. and and this and I don't want to put words in your mouth or anything, but the reason you said was because of the hardships, right, going on at home? Okay. >> Okay. Does that look like >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you're familiar with that? >> Photos and evidence are presented. She confirms the thefts occurred throughout her shifts. The money helped her secure a new apartment away from her husband, a highstakes real life escape plan. familiar with everything they show. >> So, so this is you in this photo? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um, this was on >> July 30th. >> Does that one look like you as well? >> Okay. >> Do you remember anything about that? That one? >> What do you remember about that one? >> Keep it out so you can see it. >> Yeah, I remember all of that. >> Okay. And this this was just happening throughout the shift. You were just taking the money out and >> Okay. >> What did you Were you um I'm going to show you all these pictures and tell me if this looks like you or not and if you remember them. Uh that was on August 5th. >> Dates right here. >> Yeah, he showed me all. >> Okay. I I just want to >> Well, we we didn't we don't know what's been shown and what hasn't. We're just trying to get it straightened out for our sake as well. We're trying to understand everything. Okay. We want to hear your point of view, too. >> The 12th. >> Does that one look like you? >> Yes. >> Okay. These. Okay. Um, when you're going through a hardship and obviously what what are what kind of things are you needing the money for? >> Well, I was reunited the money because where I stay at um I live with my husband. My husband, he lost his job. He had been for a long time without money. So I was reuniting the money to move out >> from where? >> Okay. Now away from him or you're trying you guys together just trying to get out from where you are. >> From him. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz I was going to take his separation from him because honestly, you know, like ever since he lost his job, I've been the one that's been paying the rent, that's been doing everything. And sometimes we've been even backed up on the rent. And you know, like I I do have good family members that can help me, but my mom right now, she's going through something. >> She emphasizes her motive was necessity, not malice, and has no prior arrests. Officers acknowledge her honesty, but remind her theft is a felony. First time cooperation can only soften consequences so much. >> Barely pay her, right? You know, I don't want to her. >> Okay. Okay. So, you wanted you wanted to move to another location is what you're saying? Yeah. >> Okay. Did do you have in mind what that location would have been? Just a cheaper location? >> Yeah. Orlando. >> Orlando. Okay. >> Do you have any how many kids you have or just your first one? >> My first one. Yes. >> Okay. And it's your husband's >> Yeah. >> We're not legally married, but in Puerto Rico when you've been with someone called And how long did you say that was? You guys have been together for >> almost four years. >> Four years. >> Yeah. and he lost his job and >> yeah, he just started working again. >> And do you have any of the money um that was taken su? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> That's why I told him I was willing to do arrangements. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And then I watched some of the video from these. Um can you tell me about the green bag? >> The green bag is where you put the money. >> That's where you give it to the cashier and she counts the money. >> Okay. And what happened when you put the money from the register in those bag in the green bag? >> Where did that green bag go? It never went where it was supposed to go. >> No. >> Where where did it go? >> I I would take it with me and and save it. >> Okay. So, take it home. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, where I I maybe have missed this, but what happened to the money that was taken, the 3,700? >> Oh, that's what I that's what I was telling the gentleman that I saved it up and gave it for the apartment. >> Okay. >> Okay. It went towards rent. They went towards >> towards a new place or your current place. >> They went towards a new place. Okay. >> Have you ever been arrested before? No. >> She will be taken to jail but may bond out or be released on recgnizance due to her firsttime status and cooperation. The reality of legal consequences meets the story of survival. >> Never. Never. >> We appreciate your honesty. Um, no. Because honestly, I'm just going through so much. That's why that's why I told him, you know, um, I'm not a bad girl. I don't do stuff like this. I only did it because at home is so bad right now. >> We we acknowledge that, you know, you seem like a nice person and >> I didn't know about to help. I would have looked into that. you know, I wanted to I want to >> we Yeah. I mean, we we want you to, you know, get help and everything and we we acknowledge that you've been helpful with us and and you know, people make mistakes, okay? So, don't >> look at this like this is the rest of your life, right? Like you you made a mistake, >> but you know, you know, you have to own up to these mistakes and >> they have you know, mistakes do have consequences. You know that. So, just just take that in mind moving forward. Okay. >> Here's here's here's the issue, right? Um is that it's a decent amount of money that you took, right? >> Yes. >> So, it is a felony, right? >> Okay. >> So, we do have to take you to jail today. All right. >> We want to make this as easy for us and as easier for you as possible. Right. We don't want to try to embarrass you. >> We do have to walk you out to the car. We don't want to walk you out handcuffed. Okay? >> But that requires you to cooperate with us. >> Okay? Um, we'll walk you up to the car. We'll handcuff you at the car. We don't want to try and embarrass you as much as you can. I mean, obviously, it's stressful enough. >> You know how long I'm going to be in jail? >> No, I do not. You You'll be provided a bond, so you won't be able to bond out. Um, and if not, you'll be able to see the judge and he'll be able >> Preparations for arrest begin. She is allowed one phone call and given instructions on proper behavior. A small moment of control in a stressful situation. look at your case, but you being never have been arrested before. Um, they may just release you on your own recgnissance. So, it I I can't make that call. It's totally up to a judge, but I can just tell you from experience. >> Okay. >> Um, they'll consider how you behave, your your like you said, your past record. Uh, you've been cooperative with us. So, just, you know, just keep work with everybody over there. Be respectful to them. Do what they tell you, and whatever happens, that's that's up to the judge to decide. Okay. >> Do you want to take your apron off or anything like that? >> Yeah. Can I call my family? >> Yeah. Just one phone call, please. theft. Remember, desperation can lead good people to make serious mistakes, but honesty and cooperation matter when facing consequences. Always seek help before resorting to theft. 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. Go >> ahead and put your hand on the wall for me. Let me just I'm just going to take everything out. We'll get it get it with you. Police respond to a grocery store on March 7, 2024 after a 19-year-old deli worker is caught swiping chicken and fruit cups. Body cam footage starts as officers take control because even snacks can land you on a police report. It does not smell. >> Don't reach for it. If you do, don't reach for it. Hello. Hey. >> So, we have um James here. >> Where's James? >> Uh right here. >> Right here. Okay. >> He is um he works in our deli department. >> Okay. >> And we found out that he's just been placing um like orders of chicken and fruit cups, stuff like that off the floor. Loss prevention confirms the employee has been taking food without paying. Officers read him his rights and begin the arrest procedure. Nothing like a little chicken to make legal history. >> 110. >> Yep. >> All right. James, you have anything on you need to be aware of? >> Um, not not reach for it if you do. Don't reach for it if you do. >> Okay. So, I have a Sharpie and a box cutter in this pocket. All I have in this pocket is my phone and my earbuds. And then in my back pocket, I have my wallet. Go >> ahead and stand up for me. >> Okay. All right. Just go ahead and put your hand on the wall for me. Let me just I'm just going to take everything out. We'll get it. >> The worker, James, is asked to empty his pockets. He's carrying personal items, but luckily for him, no stolen goods at that moment. >> Get a wicket. All this stuff yours like the box cutter that's not my property or anything. >> Yeah, that is. >> So then I can stay here with them. All right. >> Anything in your shoes or anything like that? >> Nope. You want to put your hands behind your back? Okay, you can put your palm. >> James is handcuffed, double locked, and formally read his rights again, confirming he understands them. Officers are making sure everything's by the book. >> Together, just drop that. Put your palms together. Palms together. Palms together. There you go. Make this easy on you. All right. Not too tight, right? Can you get your hands out? Let me double lock them so they don't tighten up on you. I'm going to state your alert rights right now. I'll still read them while we're on station. No, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to have an attorney. Have them present with you. If you cannot afford one will be appointed for you. Do you understand these rights? They've been sated to you? >> Yes. >> All right. Any You have a car outside? >> No, I do not. >> No. Okay. How'd you get here? >> I got here by walking. >> Okay. Where do you live at? >> I live. So, what's going to happen is uh you're obviously under arrest for theft. Okay? You're going to have to go back, post a bond, and then we'll get you out of here. It'll take take a little or under an hour. >> Officers explained that nothing needs to be recovered. The theft is part of an ongoing investigation. The case is more about process than retrieving chicken. >> Okay. I take this. So, there's nothing. He didn't have any property on him today. This is just an active investigation. Um no because well he uh earlier today before we called him back to the office um he went on break he took some chicken and ate it in the breaker. Okay. >> So nothing that we need to recover or anything like that. >> Okay. So just this stuff box cutter is going to stay here since this is my property. All right. >> I'm going to walk out to my car. Thank you sir. >> All right. We'll bring the video down in just a little bit. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. >> Follow me. >> No there's no active property. This is an active investigation. >> So, I'll just meet you back at station. >> This ever happened before? >> Uh, no. So, >> yeah. Um, I explained to them that um the that it started off slow. It happened a couple of times just because like I forgot my wallet or something and then I meant to pay it back and then when I had my wallet like the following day or something, I either just forgot or um >> like I didn't know who to talk to and then um that just kind of spiraled. >> James admits minor thefts happen sporadically, often forgetting his wallet or misunderstanding break time rules. He has no prior arrests, rookie mistakes, not a career in crime. >> Yeah. A few months, >> like about a month or two ago, um my managers um called me in the back and complained that I took too long on my breaks. Okay. >> Then I tried to explain to them that a lot of that time was because I was waiting in line to pay for the food or I was trying to grab something and they said that if it kept happening they would write me up. Okay. >> So um do you have a do you have a license really quick? I don't >> um I have a ten is it in your wallet here? >> Yes. All right. Go ahead and have a seat. I'll I'll fill you in on everything that's going. Um I know a lot of you're saying a lot of stuff. I know I read you your rights. I don't want you to incriminate yourself, so I don't want you to be keep talking about this. Okay. >> Okay. I already read you your rights. You can talk about it if you want, but I don't want you to I mean, it's it's it's a minor theft. Yeah. >> Okay. We'll fill you in. We're going to go back to station and then we'll uh >> Okay. >> Where's where's your ID? >> Um it should be behind that thing that was hoping be. >> Um it is expired though. >> Officers outline that this is a minor offense. He'll be taken to the station, issued a ticket, and likely released without posting bond. The snack saga comes to a quick resolution. That's all right. As long as it's something that has your name and >> All right. So, basically what's happening is obviously you're under arrest for theft. Um it it is a very minor theft. What we normally do is we're going to take you back. We're going to scratch out a a quick ticket for you. >> Uh we'll probably just release you on your own recgnissance. >> Okay. >> Uh so you don't have to post bond. >> You're going to be given a bond, but we'll release you on zero because you've been cool with me. So I'm going to work with you. All right. >> Okay. >> So and then you'll be kicked loose. I'm guessing that you're no longer employed with me. Um >> have they said any? >> Not after this. >> Okay. like you don't have a car here. So, you're going to from here I I'm going to give I'll give Eric a call, the loss prevention, that guy. >> Uh and see if they want you in the store anymore, which usually they don't. If somebody's arrested for theft, >> but yeah, I do genuinely feel bad and all that, but >> hey, listen. It's a mistake. You've never been arrested. >> Officers discuss restitution probation and court dates, emphasizing that it's minor and handled quickly. a good reminder that even small mistakes have a formal process >> before. Right. >> Correct. >> So, let this be a learning experience and let's not have it happen again. >> All right. Cuz if if you're Look, the crazy thing is if you're going to be arrested, a minor theft is the way to go is the way to go. and a minor theft in even a better way to god >> because the reason I say that >> expired temporary >> wait hold on one sec >> expired temporary permit expired temporary permit >> 660 if I'm ready >> returning station starting 23 950 50.3 >> cuz we do stuff a little differently than a lot of departments. >> We're we kind of help we where we kind of help people out. >> Okay. >> Uh you know, a lot of departments you're it's a theft. You're held for, you know, a bond 3,500. >> We hold you for that bond, but people would make you post at least 10%. >> You're going to post zero with us and just get out. >> Okay. Um, and you know, if you're you're going to be given a a court date >> Yeah. >> Um, and they're look, they're so >> they're so backed up and they're so jam-packed >> that they'll probably make you pay restitution. >> Yeah. >> You know what restitution means? >> Uh, I think I've heard the term. >> It's basically paying back what you took. >> Yeah. >> So, they'll probably make you do that and then pay, you know, a court fee. >> Okay. and they'll probably, you know, give you probation. That's that's usually what happens. It's it's like I said, we're we're a good city when it comes to this. And >> we're going to get you in and out. A lot of departments, you know, keep you for a while. And we're going to get you in. There's probably somebody back at station already working on your paperwork. So, >> okay. >> We're going to have uh like I said, you're going to be given a a ticket. >> And at the station, processing includes photos and fingerprints. James confirms he can cover court rellated costs himself, adultting lessons included. >> We're when we get back, we got to do a couple of photos, some fingerprints, and it'll be about no more than a half hour. >> Okay. >> And like all this stuff, I can pay for myself, right? I don't need to like have somebody else pay for this. >> In regards to what? in regards to like um the um >> like the restitution when you go to court or or bond >> the bond. >> Well, we're going to release you on zero. You're we're going to get you out. You're going to have a bond, but I'll let me explain it all. I'll explain it to you on station because I don't want to say it now and then have to repeat it. >> Okay. >> So, let me we're right on station here. Let me when we get on station, I'll explain how everything happens. >> Okay. No problem. >> 6607 radio. Go ahead. >> On station ending 23 951.2. >> All right. Step up. Open up. All right. James was arrested for stealing food, read his rights, and taken into custody. All captured on body cam footage. Sometimes even a chicken cup leads to a big learning moment. Remember, even small thefts at work can lead to arrest, legal trouble, and a permanent mark on your record. Always be honest and handle mistakes before they escalate. 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 stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Zone for more content. 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.