You're under. >> No, no, no, no. My kids are here. Stop it. >> Stop. Stop. Get off. Please for that. >> I can't go to jail. >> I'm getting arrested. Hold up. >> It's common sense you shouldn't shoplift. But instead of lecturing on why today, we're diving into what not to do once you've been caught in the act. From wild excuses to over-the-top reactions, these shoplifterss take getting caught to a whole new level. [Music] Stop it. Stop it. >> On July the 3rd, 2025, a woman named Grace is detained at Target after being caught stealing over $1,000 worth of merchandise. She explains she is homeless, had her belongings stolen, and was just trying to survive. >> In the office, if I can I can take you over that way. >> Okay, sure. >> Is this all this stuff? >> It's all of this. Yeah, >> all of this. It's a total of 105359. >> 1053. 1,000. >> Yeah. 5359. >> Jesus. >> Okay. >> The last one was 700. >> Hello. What's up? What's up? [Music] >> So, what do we got? >> So, pretty much all that scener without pain. >> Okay. All right. What's your name? >> Grace. >> Grace. All right. Grace, what's going on with all this stuff here? >> I'm really homeless. I try to walk out just to at least have something to my name and be able to chill out. And I don't know. My phone just got broke. My wallet just got stolen. I came from a situation at my boyfriend's house. I tried to go to my mom's house. She ended up having everyone come to my room and steal from me. So, I headed down to Chicago with an old friend. Me and them ended up getting into a fight. So, now I'm here. I'm trying to make ends meet. Officers note most items stolen were food, drinks, and supplies consistent with someone living on the streets. Though the receipt also shows electronics and apparel station, >> it's a photocopy ID. I wish I wish I had more to my name to have my wallet be valuable, honestly. >> Okay, so it's a female um down on her luck. Had a bunch of stuff stolen from her, fighting whatever with boyfriend. Uh they got a receipt of over $1,000 worth, but it's like a whole bunch of just like food items, uh drinks, just miscellaneous stuff that would literally be for a homeless person. Looks like a mat backpack. >> Police discuss options with Target. Despite the felony amount, the sergeant suggests charging her with only a local ordinance violation a ticket given her circumstances and cooperation. >> Got the stuff back uh just given the circumstances. >> That's what I told him over the phone. >> Okay. >> She's cooperative, but obviously uh up to you guys. I'm just letting you know what what he's suggesting we do. >> Again, just running everything by you, letting you know what the serge says and thinks. You okay with that? >> Okay. We'll do that. I'll see what she says. Uh got info. Most everything was like food and like Yeah. Like >> what all were you buying today? >> Nothing as you can see. >> I mean it's a lot of it's a lot of things. >> Yeah. I was going in there. >> Bunch of apparel. Bunch of electronics. >> A bunch of electronics. Let me see that real quick. >> Bring that here because I ain't I ain't touch no motherics. Don't mother going to try to bring some [ __ ] up in my mother. >> Grace, Grace, don't get loud. All right. >> No, because at the end of the day, >> don't get loud. All right. Listen to what he has to say. >> You're trying to push authority on me. I'm not pushing authority. >> You don't try to make your voice louder than mine when you try to assert dominance. You don't you're not I'm not in your dominion at all. Okay. >> I'm talking the same tone as I did when I first came in here. Okay. >> I'm literally reading off this receipt that they have. >> Everything is categorized. apparel, electronics, three items. Groceries, health and beauty, home, stationery, and office supplies, and toys. Okay, that's all I'm reading to you. I'm just trying to talk to you. All right, I talked to my sergeant. >> He is more than willing to just charge with a local ordinance. >> It's a local ordinance. I don't even know what y'all are talking about. >> I'll explain it. Grace becomes agitated, arguing that without the supplies, she would be vulnerable and possibly end up dead on the streets. She grows defensive and emotional, claiming officers are trying to assert dominance. >> My tone. All right. Suggestion is that you cooperate and continue to because you have so far. >> And again, >> with the store's approval and my sergeant's approval, we can just charge you given the circumstances. Homeless down on your luck. We're not trying to you. Excuse my language. >> If I go in those streets without some of those supplies, guess what's going to happen to me on that CTA? I'm going to be snatched up and left in a ditch. And then you're going to be the one discovering my body. How are you going to like that one? Young Grace slit open in the middle of a ditch. You don't even recognize my face because of how up I am. Cuz that's what happened to Young Grace. >> Officers try to cuff her and confirm her ID. Grace protests saying she wants a female deputy to pat her down. Accuses officers of invading her privacy and repeatedly refuses to cooperate. >> Okay, we're not going to put him on that tight. Trust me. Okay, I'm going to put him on your left cuz you're right-handed. >> I'm going to go back to the car, wait for the positive ID based on picture. Um, >> it won't hurt. >> And then as long as everything's still the same, kosher, same route. Okay. All right, I'll be back. >> But do you understand that I'm kind of in the corner and you're kind of standing above me? So, this is a little bit of an intimidating situation. So, if you could please step step back a little bit, that would make me uncomfortable between us. >> Well, actually, CO distance is six. >> Okay. Well, >> sir, >> you're going to have to be in close proximity. >> I might have pneumonia and you're making me uncomfortable. >> And that's assault. You want to assault an office? >> I'm not assaulting nobody because he's coming close. Are you Why are you >> I haven't moved. >> Why can't you stand back there? >> Would you like me to step back? >> Okay. >> All right. All right. Grace, still trying to confirm your identity. All right. How old are you? >> 25. >> 25. Okay. All right. So, what's going to happen is uh we're going to take you back to the station. We have to fingerprint you to confirm your identity. All right. Are there going to be any issues when we get your fingerprints back? >> You're not wanted your different name. What's that? >> Not counting on >> counting on it. >> Like, are you positive or >> it's it's a maybe? >> All right. You guys need anything else from us right now? So, >> we just got to confirm. Is there Would you mind patting me down instead of >> as a female? >> Okay, then y'all legally can't pat me down. >> Yeah, we can. >> No, that's an invasion on my privacy. >> I'm a woman. You could touch me, grop me, and hurt me in the There's multiple witnesses. Cameras are on. All right. Okay. >> I I just I don't necessarily feel comfortable with a grown man's hands on top of me. >> There's a lot of other people present. Obviously, I'm not going to do anything. It would just make me feel more comfortable if you got a female deputy on scene. >> All right. Well, >> a struggle breaks out when officers attempt to move her. Grace resists, screams, and accuses officers of assaulting her. She ends up on the ground restrained, claiming injuries to her wrist and face. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Are you going to make us make you stand up? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Don't touch me. You about to grow my [ __ ] Don't you [Music] >> stop it. Stop it. >> Hey, you're touching my boob. He's trying to grab me. He's trying to get me out. Let me out. Let me out. Let me get >> her. [Music] Hey, >> any injuries? >> I'm good. >> You slap me in my face with your cough, you pigs. >> Grace, are you injured at all? >> Yes. >> All right, we'll call the medics. >> You're [ __ ] My wrist back changing >> stop. >> He's going to adjust it. Stop moving. >> I got two grown men on top of me as a young girl. You are hurting me. [Music] >> You good? >> Grace curses at officers, threatens them, and continues to struggle. She eventually begins praying loudly for God to strike down these evil men. Medics are called after she sustains a cut on her face. Everyone, I'm about to get the [ __ ] smack out of you and s out of you, you psych. >> Okay. Are you going to calm down? >> Are you going to calm down? >> So, you're threatening me. >> Are you going to calm down? It's a question. Are you going to calm down? >> You might. >> Are you going to calm down? >> We're not going to get you up until we're comfortable that you can remain calm. Okay. >> Just head over to Target 7,000. in the outside. >> I refuse to speak to you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Which is fine. >> You still got a job to do. >> You good? >> Is that from her? >> I think that's from her. >> Okay. >> You bleeding anywhere? >> Yeah. She's got a cut on her face. >> On her face? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Your eyebrows. >> All right. Norcom 301. Do we have medicine? >> We have medicine. >> 104. You can advise for a psych and a female offender bleeding from the face and just document that there was a physical altercation with this subject. That's what my term. >> Grace, breathe. Grace, calm down. Calm down through your nose and out your mouth. Grace, my >> calm down. We'll grab them. We'll grab them. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> Grace refuses medical help without a female paramedic. Continuing to demand female staff. Officers conclude she should at least face resisting arrest charges. >> Seat right here. Okay. >> All right. Can you stretch out your legs for me? >> Thank you. >> Okay. Sit back. >> It's okay. >> Here, I'm going to borrow that leg really quick. >> Just so the back post a little bit >> here. Just some just some straps for safety. >> I need a girl. >> We don't We don't have a woman paramedic available right now. Okay. >> Hey, what's your name? >> I need a girl. I need a girl. We don't have a female paramedic. >> I don't feel comfy. >> Let's go left under. >> So, where did Who got struck where? >> Uh, didn't really I I don't think I really got struck. >> She just kind of swam me backwards. She pushed her leg up totally the wall, but >> I don't think she really struck me or anything. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to see if we need to challenge her. That's what I'm saying. >> Yeah. >> If anything, I'm I would think resisting. I >> final outcome. Grace is arrested and charged with felony theft, resisting arrest, and obstruction. Grace faces serious legal trouble. Felony theft can lead to heavy fines, probation, or several years in prison, depending on the value stolen. Stealing out of desperation still leads to serious legal consequences. Staying calm and cooperative can prevent a bad situation from becoming far worse. If you like this video, please sign up for Law Zone to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively. >> No, no, no, no. My kids are here. Stop it. >> I'm not doing this right now. I'm not doing anything. I am not doing >> Police respond to a call about a woman allegedly shoplifting over $300 worth of merchandise from Menards on January 29th, 2025. >> Remember him? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Supposedly, they're together. >> Is that a gorgeous place? Yeah. >> Or was it? >> No, it just closed. >> Yeah. Make sure this ATV is installed. Officers confront the woman at her home. She denies being at Menards, claiming she was working at an animal hospital with her sister during that time. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Do you have some shoes you can throw on real quick? >> No, I don't. What is the problem? >> Okay. Well, the problem is All right. Um, we just wanted to come and talk to you. All right. About what happened in the Menards last night. >> What happened in the Menards? I'm That's what I'm asking you about. >> I wasn't even in Menards. >> So, what are you talking about? >> Okay. All right. That's fine. Um, here's the deal. Here's the deal. >> We just told you. >> All right. >> Here's the deal. >> Okay. I was in Menards earlier today. >> Okay. That's fine. I'm talking about yesterday around like around this time like 5:30. >> Okay. I was at work yesterday. >> Till what time? >> I get off at 6 6:30. I get home. >> 6:30 and you get home. Where do you work? >> I work at Giller Animal Hospital. >> What is it? Giler Animal Hospital. >> Where's that at? >> It's right down the street. I work for my sister. She can vouch I was there with her. So, what is the problem? >> I got you. Okay. Um, here's the deal. >> Police inform her she is under arrest. She panics, resists briefly, and repeatedly insists she did nothing wrong. >> I'm going to take you back to the station with me. >> I know. I did nothing wrong. >> I'm telling you, you're under arrest. >> No, no, no, no. My kids are here. Stop it. >> Stop. I'm not doing this right now. I'm not doing anything. I did not cooperate. >> Brooke, you're under arrest. You just said >> I did not do anything. >> You just said you're under arrest. >> Brooke, you're under arrest. You want to get another charge for obstructing? >> No. For what? >> Just cooperate. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> For what? >> Listen to me. >> No. My dogs are a bite. Let go. Wake up. I'm calling mom again. I'll call my mom. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> I did nothing wrong. >> My dogs are a bite. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Turn your hand. Change right on your back. >> Relax. >> You guys, >> hold on a second. Just give us a second. Okay. >> Just a second. >> What? I >> don't resist. Just relax for a second. >> We are. >> Can I please have a cigarette? >> Yes. Just give us a second. We're going to give We'll give you one back in the PD. >> Give us a second. >> Just While handcuffing her, she pleads for a cigarette and asks what she is being charged with. Officers confirm the charge is retail theft. >> We just told you you're under arrest. She I want to sit up, please. >> Hold on. That's not important right now. You can have one in a minute. >> She >> We'll explain in a second. We already told her outside. >> What did I do last night? They said that I was in this. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Who are you? >> This happened. My daughter My daughter was in [ __ ] gas station. >> Okay. >> Can I please have Sarah, please? >> Not right now. Just give me a second. >> You said I could. >> You said I could. >> I didn't say right this second. I said we're going to get you in. You're under arrest right now. >> Okay, but why am I under arrest? >> What did I do wrong? What did I do wrong? >> You're under trying to get these handcuffs and I'll tell you in a second. >> Yeah, we'll give you just give it a second. >> Okay. So, >> you guys, this is why I say don't go in those stores. >> Just tell her what the charge is. >> Look, you're under arrest for retail theft. Okay. >> Okay. But I didn't do nothing. Let's talk back at the station then. >> I didn't do anything. Girl, please. I'm having anxiety. Please. >> She claims she's being mistaken for her daughter who had taken something from a gas station earlier. >> Listen, as soon as we as soon as you go out, you're coming out. Just relax. We're going straight through it. >> Okay. This This isn't going to help right now. >> Okay. The >> the more you operate and the quicker we back to the station, you'll be out of the handcuffs. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Let's have a conversation. No one's saying that. >> Talk first. You just here's a flipflop. You can shoot my hand. Please give my purse downstairs. My phone, please. >> You want your flip-flop? >> Okay. [Music] >> How old is your daughter? >> She's 15. >> Okay. What' you say? 15. >> 15. I'll just do something. >> No, I'm just asking cuz you said your kids are here. I'm trying to She just came out. >> Did they do something? >> No, we're trying to make sure that everyone's taken care of in the house. >> Did she do something? I got in trouble because my daughter was at the gas station and she took something and they thought that I was the one that did something. >> Listen, this is Talk to the >> Officers ask about her children, ages 15 and six, to ensure they are cared for while she is taken to the station. She expresses concern about being jailed. Stop certification. We didn't say anything about your daughter. Which one? >> We're going to talk back at the station where it's a little bit more. >> Please have a separate, please. >> When we get back to the station, I keep >> Is there anybody else here besides your daughter? >> Oh, my parents live right down the street. God damn it. I don't even go into Monarch, you guys. >> Let me ask you a question. How many people are here beside your daughter? >> Just me and my daughter and my son. >> So, okay. So, your son, >> my parents, >> how old is your son? >> He's six. But I didn't do anything wrong. >> He's six. Does your Does your daughter who's 15 normally stay with him? Yeah. >> And can your parents come here with your >> Yeah, but I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> They're your neighbors. >> You guys are going to keep me in jail? >> No. I'm talking about for the moment when we go back. We want to make sure your children are good. I'm sure your 15-year-old's fine, but I'm not sure if you're going to >> Yes, I'm comfortable for here. But why am I going back to the station? >> Do we need to call your parents for your six-year-old? >> They can call them, but what is going on? >> I just told you. >> Stop talking to me. It's his case. I just told you that what I'll explain it to you when we do that. >> He's going to mirandize you and everything cuz that's cuz you're in handcuffs. So, we're not going to start talking. >> Am I going to jail? >> I'm just telling you what you're what you're under arrest for right now. Okay. >> Am I going to jail? >> I never said that. >> You're going to talk to him at the police station. >> Right now, we're going back to talk at the station and that's that's it. Okay. >> I didn't do anything. I don't even go anywhere, you guys. I just go to work all the time. Okay. What am I going to do? Page. >> No. The West Chicago Police Department. >> They're like in my my grade. >> Police reassure her that arrangements for her children and school will be handled appropriately. She continues to ask if she is going to jail. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. All right. >> You need to stop messing around, man. >> Come on, bro. Yeah. Give me drums. You >> watch the cat. >> Come on. >> Watch the cat. I know. [ __ ] I told you it's not a funny game. >> I love you. >> They always be trying to do some stupid [ __ ] >> How old you said your son is six? >> He's nine. >> The door. Oh my god. I did something wrong, you guys. Where does he go to school? >> Just use Winfield Road. >> Well, because we always like to let the the parents you have to let >> the teachers know if there was something that happened so that they're not surprised. >> So what am I going to jail? >> I don't know. Just something police involved. >> Tell me if I want to do >> because he didn't know that. >> You have to go talk with me. >> You ain't got nothing on you, right? >> No. >> You got no no dope, no weapons, nothing. >> I'm nothing on me. >> William, you just send that 1046 to me. >> No. Hold on. Turn around. Just face the car real quick. There you go. >> 3104. Copy the dish. >> Officers notice her holding a spoon, which she says was for eating ice cream. They confiscate it before transport. >> I have a spoon on the table. I'm about to eat some freaking ice cream. >> Where's the spoon at? >> I don't know if it's still on me. It wasn't my best right here. >> Okay. Stop. Hang on. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I was about to go eat. >> Why you tucking a spoon there? cuz I got no freaking >> I got pockets purse >> and I got freaking ice cream downstairs. >> Okay, gotcha. >> The woman was officially charged with retail theft and resisting arrest. The woman faces notable consequences. Retail theft can bring fines, probation, or jail depending on the value of items stolen. Resisting arrest adds extra penalties such as additional jail time or probation. Stealing may seem easy at the moment, but it always catches up with you. Resisting arrest only makes the situation worse and adds more charges. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> Hey, get on the ground now. >> I'm not playing with you, bro. >> Shut up. >> Get on the ground. >> What's up with >> Dropper? Let's go. >> On December 15th, 2024, police were dispatched to a Target store after a man who had previously been trespassed was spotted inside. When officers arrived, the store manager reported that the suspect had been lingering in the electronic section for roughly 20 minutes. >> Guests complaining about him cuz they were watching and like eat food over his >> and then when I walked up, he had food in his mouth and I told him that he didn't need to be doing that and then he needed to leave. >> Hey, he looks like I've never seen that busy. What's going on right now? You real close? >> Yeah, it usually gets about this busy. Kind of closer to everybody's getting their last. >> That's true. >> What's up, my man? How you doing? >> Hey, cool. You going to get your hands out of your pockets while I talk to you? >> Hey, cool. Hey, so the reason I'm contacting you, man, is they advise you to leave. You never left. Um, >> you told me to leave. >> Yeah. >> Who said that? >> The the the law office. >> I told you after >> after you were done eating your food. You know what I mean? So if you said, "Hey, just while we talk, just don't stick your hands in the pocket for me." Okay. >> All right. >> So, uh, so yeah. So, it looks like, you know, >> she I didn't hear. She asked me to do. >> Okay. I understand that, but they also Hey, but you also got to understand, man, that you can't be opening their products and eating, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I understand if you said you were going to pay for them, but >> Yeah. >> Did you are you paying for them? >> Yeah, I ate some and then I left out there, then I just came walking over here, but it's all right. >> Well, I feel you. You got an ID with him? The suspect claimed he didn't have any ID and ignored the officer's instructions, continuing to browse merchandise as if nothing was wrong when the officer told him he had to leave. The man instead tried to walk away, escalating the situation. >> Come with me, dude. Hey, >> I appreciate I I'll hit by Hey, sir. You're walking with me. We're leaving right now. Yeah, I'm leaving. >> No, we're leaving. You're getting trespassed. Oh, >> so I before you leave, I got to get your I got to get your name cuz you're getting trespassed from here. Okay. Mind again, just want to take your hand in your pocket before we talk. Okay. So, we're walking out we're walking out of my car. >> Yeah, we're walking out to my car. This way over here. My car's in the left. You good? >> No. No. You got to go to my car. >> I don't have to go to your car. Who said that? >> I did. Cuz you're under cuz you're trespassing. You're trespassing. >> All right, bro. Hey, one of the two, bro. >> What you want? >> Suddenly, the man turned combative, squaring up to the officer and challenging him to a fight. The officer, refusing to be intimidated or allow the situation to spiral further, drew his taser from his belt to gain control. >> Go. Let's go, bro. >> You want to go in? You don't, bro. Get on the ground now. >> Radio 3 46. You can save me another one. Hey, I'm not going to I'm not going to fight with you. Hey, you're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. >> You're going to give me coach 10 and start real fast. Hey, get on the ground now. >> I'm not playing with you, bro. >> Shut up. >> Get on the ground. >> What's up with me? >> Drop it. Let's go. >> What you want to do? >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. We're going to be in front of Cole's. Hey, said get on the ground >> now. Get on the ground. >> What's up? >> Well, let's let's face up. >> We're going to be >> here in the parking lot. >> The flag. What's up? >> Let's go. >> No. Get on the ground. >> Put your up. >> Get on the ground now. The man kept ignoring every command. Showing no intention of stopping. Recognizing the suspect's defiance, the officer called for backup. As the situation escalated, it became clear this wasn't just a simple trespassing case. >> Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. >> Success. We'll be walking towards Kenny towards T-Mobile. Still refusing to stop. Once we get a second, we'll go hands on. Hit on the ground. You want to go down? Let's go. Get on the ground now. I'm not playing around, bro. >> Come on. >> Stop with me, boy. I'm not playing around. >> I'm not playing around. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> You're all talking brave. Let's go. Come on. >> Where? >> Right here. >> Since this is what we walking towards, Michael's. >> Hey, I told you to stop. How many times am I? >> The suspect kept shouting threats as he wandered recklessly into the street, forcing cars to swerve to avoid hitting him. Just as the situation grew more dangerous, backup officers arrived on scene. >> Back up. Back up. >> Get on ground now. Go. Come on. >> What's up with >> Let's go. I'm right here. I told you to get on the ground now. >> Hey, tell him to back up. >> Get on the ground now. >> He's just a security. >> Get on the ground now. He's just >> get on the ground now. >> Just sit down. Sit on your butt. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground, bro. >> I'm on the ground. Don't dude, right? You quit your dude. It's at least if not on my part. We're not uh identifying. >> Nope. >> So, anything from us? >> No, we should see you guys coming out. They saw the video. >> She's a little scared, but it's not like >> he like opened some Pringles >> and then just started eating them. >> Okay. >> And the beef jerky is right here. So, it's entirely possible that he had already opened it. >> Um, but >> Okay. >> And I can check. I'll go back over there and look cuz he pretty much like as he was eating he was just leaving the packages like everywhere. >> The store manager suspected the man was under the influence which explained his erratic behavior. What could have been a simple situation just leaving the store when asked spiraled out of control. Instead, his refusal to comply and aggressive actions only piled on multiple charges that could have easily been avoided. A bad decision can turn a small problem into a serious one. Refusing to comply only adds more charges and consequences. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. >> I'm getting arrested at Walmart. >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Take this footage from April 2023. For example, captured by a Florida police officer. It shows three carefree young women enjoying themselves, completely unaware that their fun is about to take a very unexpected turn. How much? Can you tell me please? >> My own. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I don't even know where the number is. >> 31? >> Yeah. >> 31. >> Are you $31? >> Can I see what it's worth for $31? >> I know. I have like >> 31 for what? >> Exactly. These women showed up at Walmart dressed to impress with stylish outfits, designer shoes, and pricey purses. But instead of shopping like their appearance suggested, they ended up stealing items worth only $31. >> What a good vacation to start off. >> I did a slow moment, right? I took your numbers and when you hit the car accident. >> After going through their belongings, officers uncovered something that would land the girls in even deeper trouble. That was the moment reality hit. They realized the situation was serious and that a trip to jail was no longer just a possibility, but almost certain. You about to take my >> You about to take my stuff? >> I can't. For what? >> Cuz you can't take this with you to the jail. >> This is what I What? >> You can't take this with you to the jail? >> What? Wait. Jail? >> Yeah. >> Who the is going to jail? >> Y'all >> who the what? Hold on. Are you serious? >> Are you dead ass? Get off. Get up. >> Wait. Stand up. Turn around. >> Why you wait? Why me? >> Drop the phone. >> They're locking us up. They're locking us up. >> Yo, mom. >> Yeah, >> I'm getting arrested in Walmart. >> So, um, I'm getting arrested at Walmart. >> I don't know. I don't know. Hold on. Come outside cuz some stuff wasn't scanned at Walmart, but I'm going over a dollar. >> I feel like I could have just take the money off my card. Oh my god. We're coming outside. Have fun. >> They really are the definition of stressed, depressed, but well-dressed. If you're headed to the slammer, I guess the least you can do is make sure you look good on the way there. >> So, I do have a question. Since we aren't from here, like my mom, I would be able to call her, but she probably wouldn't be able to get money over here. So, the person that's with us that's not in the store, would we be able to get their number? >> Yeah. When you get to jail, you'd be able to get numbers out. >> Yeah. But you know his first and last name. That's how we get it. Like first and last name type thing. >> Oh, we go to our phone. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Make sure. I'm like, "Yeah, I have like $100." >> They even managed to turn the walk toward the police car, handcuffs and all, into their own kind of fashion show, strutting like it was just another runway moment. >> This is crazy. I wish I could like this crazy house, bro. This is my first time going. Oh my god. >> Is that him? >> All right. Y'all going to get in this car right here. >> Can I get in the front? >> Where you going? You got to get in this house. >> I'm going. >> How you going to open the door? >> I'mma open it. Walk. [ __ ] You got it. Okay. >> Oh, it's freezing. Get my blanket. Get my blanket. >> I can't. You got to get in. Come on. >> This freaking thing is cold. I can't cover the door, sir. >> It's dirt. >> I'll have them clean when we get there. >> Wait, I got white on. That's my problem. >> You still got to get in. It's not going to stick. >> It is going to stick. >> You'll be all right. >> Once the girls were in custody, they cooperated with officers. Because of that, they likely avoided extra trouble and only had to face the theft charges. Think twice before stealing. Looking stylish won't save you from the consequences. Cooperation may lessen the damage, but the charges still follow you. What an unyielding shoplifter. The next shoplifter will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> My shirt, my whole car looks a mess cuz I lost my wallet. And they can even tell you or her that I went back in there looking for my wallet. On May 25th, 2025, store manager at Gabes calls police reporting a woman who concealed merchandise in a laundry bag, loaded a cart full of items, and left in a neon green Jeep with her young son. >> Hi, I um would like to report a theft. I'm one of the managers at Gabes. He stole a cart full of things in a in a laundry bag, I believe. >> What kind of car? >> Jeep Renegade. >> What color? >> Uh neon green. >> He said it just left southbound on North Fairfield. Correct. Going towards Speedway. >> And what's the description of the person? >> Uh, white blonde hair and has her nine or 10year-old son that has >> white female blonde hair is driving. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. I've got somebody on the way up there. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Thanks. Bye. >> Police quickly locate and stop the suspect vehicle. The driver identifies herself as Charity and claims she was just looking for her lost wallet. >> Okay. So, I >> went through the whole car, went back to case, looked for my wallet, and then I went to Five Below, and I found a Five Below. >> Hey, I'm sorry. >> It's okay. That's okay. So, listen up. So, like I said, they said that that you had stolen some items from them. >> No. >> And some kind of laundry bag or laundry basket. >> No, I don't have no laundry basket. >> No laundry bag. No laundry basket. Well, they gave this exact Jeep with this plate number with your exact description. So, I don't know why they >> I went back in there to get my wallet. Maybe they thought I took a wallet. >> Okay. Where was your wallet? >> It was next It was in Five Below, but I went back in there and I came right back out. So, maybe they thought >> Did you have merchandise when you walked in the store? Did you have purse? >> You just had your purse? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you buy anything anywhere? Did you buy anything anywhere? >> Fi below. >> F5 below. Yeah. And you didn't did you bring that merchandise into Gabes with you? >> No. >> Okay. >> You want me to head up there? >> If you would like to. >> Okay. >> What do you need? >> I I'll go up to Gabes and see what what they're saying. So, you're saying I'm sorry. You're saying that you walked into Gabes and >> Yeah. I went back into Gabes, looked for my wallet, and then I came back out and maybe they thought since I walked in and came right back out with him, maybe they thought I took something. >> When you went in to look for your wallet, did you have anything with you? >> My purse. He had >> Do you have items from Gabes? >> Huh? >> Do you have items >> Five Below? >> I see I see >> Five Below. >> I see Gabes uh tags right here in the >> That's old stuff. >> That's old stuff. >> That's old stuff. That goes to my niece and nephew. >> Okay. >> That's stuff from weeks ago. >> From weeks ago. >> I don't see them in for another couple weeks cuz I have Okay. I was supposed to have surgery Friday. >> Ketaring is all shut down. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I can't go next Friday. So, we had to reschedu the visit. I have a feeding tube. >> A feeding? Okay, I got you. I just want to make it looked like >> Yeah. Okay. >> Careful. Do you want to see it? >> Yeah. Can you just turn around real You don't have to show me that, but I'm just going to pat you down. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Oh, actually. Yeah. Officer Stevens that you >> got you hang out right here. >> Yeah. That's I know, but I swear I went I literally went back in there looking for my wallet and then I came right back out. So, that has to be what it is. >> Do you have anything on you at all? I'm sorry. You have a few. Okay. Do you um What's What was your name? Charity McFarland. >> Charity. Whose vehicle is this? >> It's my husband, Raymond. >> Your husband, Raymond's. Okay. Charity, as of right now, you are being detained based on suspicion of theft. I know that you have your story, but we still have to make sure everything's good. Okay. >> Everything's good. >> I know. I'm just letting you know and just a little bit. >> And given that, I'm just going to read you your rights. Okay. >> Charity repeatedly denies stealing, saying she only re-entered Gabes to look for her wallet. But officers find merchandise with Gab's tags inside her car. She claims those were old purchases or gifts for her niece and nephew. >> You or her that I went back in there looking for my wallet. >> Okay. But you like I'm saying here we just step back just for a second. >> Another >> under suspicion. I mean I what? >> All this stuff goes to my niece and nephew. >> Okay. Do you have do you have any way to prove that? Do you have any like do you have any uh receipts or anything like that for me? >> Sir, I couldn't have walked out with all this stuff. >> I mean, I don't know. I don't know if you could or not. I don't know why they would call us. >> It's mostly all from Five Below. >> Okay. Well, I mean, there's Gabe stuff on here and Gab is Gabe stuff that's been in my car that goes to my niece and nephew. >> Okay. >> I haven't been able to go over there because of the surgery mishap with the catering crash down. I have to pee. >> What? >> Bub, go over there next to my door and pee. >> What? Uh, where's your It's okay. Where's your ID at? >> Can I get it? >> Yep. >> I hope you're not lying to me. >> I'm not lying to you. I How could I walk out with that much stuff, sir? >> I mean, it's it's happened before. >> No, no, no. You can even get a hold of Five Below. >> Okay. And if well if all of this stuff would I mean if you were to have taken it and it's all less than $1,000 and you don't have any warrants or ones for your arrest or anything like that you wouldn't >> you'd be just getting a ticket and have to go to court. So I mean that'd be there's a couple of ifs there but are you 100% certain that you didn't take a single thing because >> okay they can tell you. >> Okay. All right. I just It's just weird. They normally don't call us. I know, but I've been in there. I went back in there. Maybe they thought I took something. Not unless he grabbed something. He does have ADHD, and I have been caught at Target with him leaving with stuff. >> Okay. >> And I've got in trouble for it before. >> Okay. >> I didn't. >> Officers detain Charity on suspicion of theft. She then shifts blame, suggesting her son with ADHD may have grabbed items without her knowing. She admits she had prior incidents at Target involving him. >> Take it. He likes to grab things and take it. >> Oh my god. What? What's your phone? >> They've had to just see me walk in and walk back out and thinking I've taken something. >> Okay. >> Cuz I went out I went back out the ex exit. >> Okay. Okay. >> I didn't go out the >> the main portion. >> I went out the where you walk in. >> Okay. >> Nothing alarmed. You know. >> Okay. 140. I think I got broken up. I'll read if you're ready. The woman attempted to shift responsibility by blaming her young son, stating that his ADHD caused him to grab items without her knowledge. This raises the question, "As a parent, would you consider such an explanation acceptable?" >> All right. So, um, your driver's license is suspended, but you have >> Officers discover her driver's license is suspended OVI related, though she had limited driving privileges for errands like prescriptions. >> Driving privileges. What are your privileges? I was on my way to Kroger to get uh Well, I had to stop and get his iPad and I'm on my Kroger to get my prescriptions. >> Is that Yes. >> Okay. So, she named this like >> she named that trash and named these two wooden lanterns. Okay. >> Um she named some other things, but like I said, I >> What did you need your wallet for? >> Oh, I was just cleaning up so I didn't lose anything. I'll set it back down. After pressure, charity admits to stealing some items that day, including trash cans, baskets, lanterns, and sheets, but insists the clothing came from older purchases. >> Oh, man. So, they have you pushing out a cart. >> Pushing out a cart. >> I got one more left. >> So, you just got to be straight with us. >> I Okay, I had the trash can. >> Thank you. Okay, what else? >> But the Gabe stuff seriously was for my niece and nephew. >> Okay. What about the >> the baskets? Yes, the baskets. and lantern. That's it. Okay. The other stuff. >> That's all I needed to know. >> Yeah. They're saying more stuff. They need other stuff that's in here from >> That was That was it. The rest I got from Five Below. I had those baskets. >> Is there anything Gabe? Anything with like Gabes? >> All the clothes were from weeks ago. The only thing I took I'm keeping it straight. >> Okay. Well, >> the baskets. >> Yep. >> The trash can. >> Yep. >> The lantern. >> Yep. The lanterns. >> Sheets. >> Okay. And the rest is clothes. Um, everything else from Five Below. >> What about everything in this bag? >> No, I was searching for my wallet. That's why everything looks like this. >> So, but everything in this >> This is from Five Below. This stuff is from Gabes. This >> All that's from Gabes? >> Yes. >> Okay. Here. Give it to me. >> Yes. >> So, anything with a Gabe sticker or a Gabes tag, I can assume is from Gabes. Is that correct for today? >> No, not today. The only thing today is the trash can, the baskets, the lanterns, and the sheets. >> Okay. >> The lantern, the trash can, the sheets, uh, >> in the baskets. >> I had it in there. >> Gotcha. Appreciate it. >> Was she Was she in the You sent me a picture. >> Oh, she would have been just honest with me from the get-go. That would have been great. What about these? >> She said that she took this >> those. >> Yep. And the lanterns and the trash can. >> They were in the basket of the trash cans. >> I got the clothes. >> The picture they just sent. >> She contradicts herself multiple times at points blaming her child, claiming merchandise was from renter center and insisting her car looked messy only because she was searching for her wallet. >> I took it. I didn't have the money for it and how this isn't back. She repeatedly altered her account of events at times, blaming her child, the store, or outside circumstances while continuing to contradict herself in front of the officers. >> What was your suspension originally for? >> Huh? >> What was your suspension originally for? >> OVI. >> Okay. >> And I took my classes. >> Okay. >> I took my classes and he gave me um he took off like $400 off my fine. He gave me privileges. Yep. >> Can I explain to you what I had the clothes in? >> Sure. There was clothes were in that bag and in a Kroger bag. >> Okay. >> Until I lost my wallet and I went through literally the whole car. >> Okay. >> There's even pie camera of me down the road um next to the car wash going through my whole car looking for my wallet. >> Uhhuh. >> But that's what the clothes was in. Um and they were getting dro They were supposed to be dropped off yesterday. >> Okay. >> But I was supposed to have surgery and it got postponed. But that's everything else is on Five Below. >> Okay. >> You gave a call them. >> Um, and did >> you buy stuff at Five Below? >> Yes, I did >> today as well. >> Today? >> Yeah. >> So, you >> Everything was all nice to me until I lost my wallet. >> You took stuff out of the trash. >> Yes. The basket, the lantern. >> No, the No, the clothes in the bottom of the trash bin. >> I was shoving everything. >> Charity finally conceds she did not take clothing that day, but admits to taking the other household items. Five below. >> At Five Below >> where at >> where? Uh >> yeah. >> When you walk in next to the stitch stuff. >> Yeah. >> No one took it or anything. >> Okay. >> No one claimed it or nothing. Okay. >> I seen it sitting there exactly where I left it. >> Okay. So, did you take any clothes today at all? Yes or no? Be straight. >> I did not take any clothes. >> No clothes. Charity is charged with retail theft for intentionally stealing about $650 worth of merchandise. She has had at least three prior similar arrests in the last 6 months, involved her child in the incidents, and violated her driving restrictions. Stealing not only brings legal trouble, but also damages trust and sets a poor example for children. Honesty from the start could have lessened the consequences, but repeated lies only made things worse. What an unyielding shoplifter. The next shoplifter will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> Don't take it off, please. Too late for that. >> I can't go to jail, sir. I'm making Stop. >> On January 5th, 2025, Walmart staff on South Valley Drive reported a woman shoplifting. She tore off price tags, wore the items, and headed toward the exit. [Music] >> On the shoes. off the shoes. >> What was it? She ripped the tags off the shoes and put the sweater on. >> Yeah, >> she just trespass. But I don't remember her name. >> Is she with that lady? >> Yeah, she's >> the old flower. >> So that jacket is your guys >> and the shoes. In the Oh, the shoes. >> Yeah. Where >> should you get her head out? >> On the other side. >> She resisted slightly, pleaded with officers, and claimed she couldn't be jailed. Officers reminded her she had already been trespassed from Walmart earlier that year. >> Too late for that. >> I can't go to jail, sir. I'm making >> Stop. >> Can I get the key to my >> Stop. >> Can I get the key to my Dia? Please >> give me one second. >> Hey, sorry. Why' I do that in helicopter? >> Where is she at? All right. On the pants right there. >> Well, too late. >> Stop. I can't go to jail. >> Should have should have thought of that ahead of time. Can I pick up the key? It's right there. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. You guys aren't even listening to me, man. >> Well, it's not our fault. You shoplifted, is it? >> You know what, sir? Can you sit here and like have God's grace and try to figure out why people do certain things, man? >> Not shop. >> Huh? >> No. >> What? >> Can you pick up Martha's key, please? >> Where is it? >> It's right there. Are you standing on my >> Can we inside? >> Yeah, she's still inside. >> Huh? >> Let her know. >> I need to wait for her, though, cuz she has >> You're an adult, >> huh? >> What do you need to wait for her for? >> Cuz she has that king. You don't know who she is? >> Yeah, we saw her. She's wearing the flower jacket. You went to go give her that car and you took off those shoes. >> We've been seeing in the camera [Music] and she wanted to but I told her no cuz I didn't know. I don't want to be like a burden to hurt my >> Well, I would think being a burden is better than getting in trouble stealing. >> I understand but sir I just had >> Do you have anything in your pocket so poke me stick me hurt me? >> Uh I was grabbing out my my my my thing for you. I'll get it. But do you have any? >> Okay. >> I'm going to use the blade of my hand on the back of my hand as best as I can. Okay. Yeah. >> Nothing in your waistband or anything? >> No. There's um I was putting on the outfit and there's a there's a couple there's a flash. >> You have foil lighter and plastic straw. You don't need drugs. >> No, you can check this. I don't need drugs at all. So I have to do chemo. I pick up the parts all the time for the kids. We can go ask anybody picking up the needles and everything. >> Right there is from what happened earlier. So you can see >> during a search officers found items like a foil lighter and plastic straw. She denied drug use, explaining she often picks up discarded needles. >> Not lying, but yes, my husband tried to kill you today. Horrible day. Trust me, this will not happen again. >> We'll take the ejector off. Yeah. [Music] See right here. >> Where's the other lady at? >> She's >> What's your first name? >> Ray. 11:30 today and he tried to hang me and then I'm sorry man. >> Look, as long as you have no warrants, you're probably just going to get a crib site. >> She revealed she was homeless, battling cancer, and had been assaulted by her boyfriend earlier that day, showing red marks on her neck. >> Her name was already been today. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, cuz they took a picture of her. They took a picture, but they never cighted me like anything for Joshua. They never gave me anything for >> Well, the first time you don't First time you don't get cited. >> Well, I I've never been I've never had like a card or anything from from >> Yeah, we just advise people that they're trespassed. >> Oh, I thought cuz no one told me I was trespass. But I thought >> Well, if if you're trespass on there, somebody had to have told you. >> No, sir. Like that's on my case. No one I know I was trespassed from the the Walmart on >> well to just tell you again you are trespassed from Walmart so don't go to any of the Walmarts this one or the one >> the woman claimed she was unaware of being trespassed but was reinformed that she is banned from all Walmart locations >> I thought it was sorry >> okay so none of the Walmarts even nationwide >> so you're going to have to find somewhere else to shop >> that's fine >> now we're going to take a picture You're Anel Castillia. >> She's under arrest. >> I do. >> She was running the shoes in the >> Yeah. So, >> kick her ass. >> I'll try, but I can't. >> You know what? Um, can I tell you something? >> Yeah. >> Her boyfriend just beat her ass into >> Yeah, that's what she just told us. >> Yeah. And I think that's the reason why I need this. >> We'll take it off in a second. Did you have the date for that pass? >> Oh, they're looking for it cuz it was >> that one was going to be sometime last year. >> Yeah, it was last year on January. >> Do you know your aunt's number? >> No, sir. I don't >> I had a phone, but my my husband broke this morning which I didn't know. You know what he did? She smashed my phone. So I don't wish to leave. >> Huh? Yeah, she's leaving. What do you mean? >> I was going to see if she could stay cuz I don't have a warning. I don't want to disclose any information. She don't want happened earlier today. I mean, if you guys want to take a picture, but sorry. >> You want to talk about it? >> She wants to No, I don't. I have. >> Does your voice usually sound like this? >> My voice? >> Yeah. No, it always sounded like that to me cuz when you put the thing around my neck, I just like right here's been hurting me. So, >> well, I'll be honest in I mean it's pretty serious crime, >> right? And I know >> I just I'm already out of that situation. >> I know, but >> something bad happened, right? And we still need to do our part and help you out as well. I understand that part, but it sounds pretty stupid about say I believe in God wholeheartedly. >> And you do need you do need to go to the hospital though, okay? Cuz your your voice is pretty bad. >> So there's my stuff. >> Open your eyes. What? >> Take it. >> No, but it was pretty bad. But somewhere But you don't want to disclose information then? >> No, I don't. I I already had called um cuz he was like a vet a veteran. So there was this veteran um hotline number for like uh domestics and stuff. >> I got a hold of him earlier. >> Officers encouraged her to report domestic violence, noting her injuries and offering victim assistance resources, though she hesitated to provide details. >> She's been in domestic with her baby dad. If you change your mind, just talk to us. We're here to help you out. You could even go talk to your victim's assistance. They're civilians, regular people. They're not cops, you know? They're not pigs like us. You go down the station, they'll help you out. So, please don't go back, right? There's many guys out there. I get it. I mean, if he's a provider or not or, you know, you rely on him, there's more guys out there. It's going to suck, but you need to be that cuz you're going to get All right. So, yeah, we're here to help you out. Okay. Is it cool if I get pictures of Andrew? >> It's back. >> Yes, sir. >> Let me see your face. Did he hit you in the face? >> Well, I had hit me right come out of my ear, but I took out all the blood and stuff. >> Just stay at that. There you go. All right, cool. Go back to bed cuz it's cold. >> I empty. Did you want to talk about it now or >> um can I go to the like the office tomorrow? >> Yeah, you can go tomorrow. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Did you want to talk to us or somebody else? >> I'll probably matter. >> Yeah, I probably want to talk to either one of you guys. >> Either of us? >> Let me help you. Don't need that. >> Trust me, I know. >> They took it to Yeah. You don't need 21 years of kept torture. Look. Look at what I look Look at the way I am now. You don't need that. You're better than that. Look at Look at how he left you. You think he cares about you? He don't care if he don't care about you. He ain't going to care about the kids. You're going to You can stay with me and the kids. >> Okay, you need to speak up. Look at what he did. It's unfair. >> Police. >> Officers urged her not to return to her abusive partner, emphasizing her safety and encouraging her to seek help. >> Stop it now. Even if even if the issues that you guys had before, >> let that God's going to handle it. >> Yes, ma'am. >> But you need to speak up, mama. And that that's enough. I'm telling you because I love you and I see you in me and I I don't want you you don't want that cuz I went through 21 years of that with Keith and everything. Okay. >> Uh this is what you got for the you're being charged with the shoplifting. >> Okay. And they'll arrange the court date. >> Okay. >> Okay. By signing it, you're not admitting guilt, but you're promising to appear in court. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. Sorry, I just want to tell you sorry how I came across too. I just >> Well, I apologize to you, okay? Like I said, I just have a lot of people lie to me every day. >> Yeah, that's understandable. >> Especially when they start to tense up right away. >> Mhm. >> It makes me less >> Yeah, I understand. >> Less cooperative. >> Understandable. >> Oh, I am sorry for that. Okay. >> No, you're fine. It's understandable. >> Okay. Just show up to court. I'm willing to work with you. >> I'm willing to give you a different sentence. Okay. But you just got to show up. >> Yeah. I'll be there. I'll be there probably tomorrow with this. >> Okay. I'm not sure where the court date will be, but probably a month from now. >> Okay. >> Oh, I'm sorry, too. All right. Shake your hand. Okay. Thank you. You have a good night. >> You have a better night. Okay. You, too. All right. >> She was formally charged with shoplifting, signed a citation promising to appear in court, and was released at the scene. Case concluded with a citation. Despite personal struggles, her theft was documented and legal proceedings will follow. Even in moments of hardship, stealing only deepens the trouble instead of solving it. Seeking help and facing struggles honestly is the only path toward true freedom. If you like this video, please sign up for Tag View to receive more. Look out for the next shoplifter who will react even more aggressively. >> All right, listen. Last touch. I'm talking. >> On February 13, 2023, officers stopped a woman suspected of shoplifting for the third time. She instantly turns the drama dial to Max denies knowing her partner and flips out when asked about her bag. Ma'am, come with me. >> Where? Which one? >> Come with me. Where's the other one you're with? >> Who? >> The other woman you're with. >> Nobody's with me. >> You're by yourself? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Come on. >> Come on. Come stand out here. There's one more inside. All right. Stay here. What' you take? Did you put anything in your bag? >> No. What are What is they talking about? That lady was watching. I'm asking you. I didn't put nothing in my bag. I've been sitting here waiting for roadside assistance cuz I locked my key. You're not looking in my bag. Nobody touching my bag. Nobody's accusing me of nothing. That lady, you can ask her right there. She been walking around see I didn't touch nothing, bro. Nobody's touching my bag. Can nobody accuse me of touching. >> Stop yelling. That's only one side of the story, right? So all you have to do is say All you have to do is say no. Nobody's checking my bag. Simply can I have ID? I'm aggravating. No, you're not getting my ID. I'm not answering no questions. You're not going to No, you're not touching my >> She won't let them check the bag. says she's just waiting for roadside help and starts shouting like she's auditioning for a courtroom drama. No ID, no answers, just vibes. >> ID. >> Okay, relax, man. >> No, I'm aggravated. I'm waiting for my to get the key out my car. I'm just walking around to waste time until roadside assist to come and get my key out my car. >> Where's your car? >> The I'm not answering no questions. Why the do you keep No, I'm not answering. >> We could probably help you with the key thing. We have like our own like people that can come out and >> coming in here walking around like what the I'm wasting time. That lady seen me right here. I'm literally walking around. >> Like I said, I'm not >> Okay. >> I only got one side. That's why I came out. >> I told you I'm not answering no questions. >> This is why I wanted you to come outside and have a conversation with me. >> Answering no questions. >> All right, then. Don't Is this your friend or >> All right. We're just trying to calm her down. She's pretty upset. So, >> okay. >> So, are you guys related or just friends or >> do you know each other? >> Bro, I told you I came here by myself. Why you talking to you questions. Stop asking me questions. >> Do you know her? >> No. >> Well, you just you just told me you did inside, so you're lying. Do you have your ID on you? >> No, >> you don't have ID on you. >> I'm not showing no ID. >> Well, that's going to it's going to be an issue if that's the case. >> I ain't showing. >> So, you can come back to headquarters and I'll fingerprint you. Find out where >> you can you can bring up you want everyone because they're not even in the >> system. So, we're we're investigating. They're allegingly that there's a possible shoplifting. So, we have the right to detain you guys. You guys are detained right now. So, you're not free to leave. You are absolutely detained and we need to figure out what's going on. And if we need to ID you guys, we're going to ID you. And if you refuse to provide your >> cops say you're both detained, hand over ID. The women, no. Full sass mode. No cooperation. Just louder and more aggressive >> information. Hey, can you stay over here for me? >> Bro, I'm not staying no talking about you are. You are. You can get mad. I'm I'm gonna be respectful to you. You can get mad all you want. >> But listen, if you keep if you keep walking away, I'm gonna put you in cuffs in the car. >> Matter of fact, bro, I'm about to call my uncle Julie estate. She about to come here. I don't know what you're talking about. You got me up, bro. >> Go ahead. >> Wrong with you. >> Um, so did you get a story from inside or? >> Yeah, they have a bunch of stuff in their bag. >> Okay. Um, so we're going to take a one second. I'm I'm going to need your information. This is your last chance provided. If you don't, you will be placed under arrest for obstruction. So that's your choice. So we're you're upset. I understand that. >> So I need your information. If you have ID, give it to me. >> Have ID or not getting my ID? My answer is still the same to all three of y'all. >> So then I need you. >> Then I need your name and date of birth. And if you don't provide it, then you're going to be placed under arrest. So please provide it. >> Are you going to provide your information or no? Miss, >> I take that as a no. Okay. Well, you're under arrest now for obstruction. >> My mom come, bro. Not doing >> No, that's not how this works. You don't >> touch me, bro. Do not touch me. Do not touch me, bro. Do not touch me. I'm telling you. You going to be mad, bro. You touch me, you going to be mad, bro. >> It don't matter. It's a minor anyway. So, you can't do that. >> How do we know that? How do we know that? >> I don't have to until she provides it. I >> I can't touch no minor. So convince her to stop recording. >> Simply provide us with your name and date of birth. >> Don't try to switch it up now cuz I got you recorded. I just said we're not switching anything up the whole time. >> You was definitely coming over here aggressive as hell with them cuffs out and so I said you can't touch your minor. So I'm trying to back it up because I'm putting on cuz I got you recorded. Don't try to change. Look, I got a body cam on right now too. >> Yeah, the whole thing. >> That don't mean nothing. Y'all can either wipe that out. A whole bunch of dirty cops. >> I don't believe that. I don't body cam. Well, she she's she's going to give us her name or she we give us your name or no. >> All right. So, you're under arrest right now. So, put your hand name bro. Get off of me. You can't touch your touch. Do not touch me. Bro, do not touch me, bro. Do not.