You're under arrest for shoplifting. So, put your arms behind your back. >> No [ __ ] I sir I'm not. I promise you. >> Step out here and not call. >> I understand that you thought that if you weren't >> statues over there. There's a self check out over there. >> Many shoplifterss walk into stores believing they can outsmart employees and slip away unnoticed. What they often forget is that modern surveillance systems and alert staff are always a step ahead. And when things go south, law enforcement isn't far behind. This is when Walmart shoplifters caught in the act. Panic hits fast. >> I'm not resisting. I WANT >> HELL. Y'ALL PUT ME IN THE CAR. YOU AIN'T TAKE ME DOWN. >> YEAH, I'M IN. >> On January 05, 2024, officers detain a female suspect after a shoplifting incident. >> 60. We need at least two more. >> Get on the ground right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah, there's going to be more. Hey, >> I got one female in custody. All right, I'll get cops. >> Get the car. >> It's okay. Calm down. >> Oh, calm. >> All right. All right. Good. >> I'm calm. >> All right. Let's get her up. >> Okay. Give me my phone. >> Yeah. Yeah. We'll grab it. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. Tell me when you're ready to go. >> She is taken to the ground, placed in custody, and helped back to her feet while continuing to argue and question the officer's actions. >> 1 2 3 up. >> All right. All right. Come. I'll get it. >> I'm going to run my phone. >> We'll get it. >> All right. The press is right there. >> The press is right there. >> Hey, follow me. Just relax. Okay. >> I relax. >> Oh, that Oh, you talking about that? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm letting y'all know. >> The suspect admits she ran earlier, but insists she will not run again repeatedly, asking officers to loosen their grip and pleading about personal reasons her child's birthday. Y [ __ ] I ain't turning around. >> I got pictures up behind your car, right? >> Ain't nobody else coming down. It was just me. >> It's three persons. Well, four. Where you guys at, Andy? >> Ain't nobody else coming. You don't got to hold me. I'm not going. I can sit down for you. >> I ain't going to run. >> Yeah, you're not going to run now. You did run. >> I did run. Y'all caught me when you >> That's I don't think you're running now. I know. Said, "Hey, I stopped." >> You did. You did. >> I ain't going to play with y'all. >> You did? >> I ain't going to [ __ ] Come on. >> My baby birthday coming. >> While in handcuffs, she argues that the offense is only a misdemeanor, claims the cuffs are too tight, and repeatedly says she knows her rights. >> All right, I get it. >> I ain't going to put up no. >> No, I think they got her. All right. We got a fast dog, too. >> [ __ ] Get it. Get your stuff back. >> Y'all got your [ __ ] back. I'm tell me >> [ __ ] >> Just wait here. >> I'm I'm not going nowhere. >> No, you're not. You're in cuffs now. If I was in cuff, I can still run, but I ain't going nowhere. >> 160. We need at least two markings. >> I'm just getting my hair on. >> Okay. You got a scratch or something? >> No, I get my hair. >> Okay, gotcha. >> You ain't got to hold me that tight. I'm not going nowhere. Hey, I promise you this ain't tight. >> It is. Yeah, you already said. >> Do you understand? You're under arrest right now. Do you understand? >> Okay. All right. I'll let you know. >> It's a misdemeanor. I know you can get run out. >> All right. Well, we'll be the judge of that. >> We keep the judge. I know what I got. >> A misdemeanor. I can tell. >> The suspect accuses officers of illegally tackling her and disputes what was or wasn't on camera, becoming increasingly loud and confrontational. E. >> I can I can tell you what I got. You do you know I'm under arrest? Yes, I do. I do know. I know. Okay. Well, you don't be need to move around. >> But you don't got to keep holding me on. No, you don't. No, you don't. >> Okay. So, y'all can legally Y'all can't legally attack me. How y'all just did it. Y. >> No, it was nobody CAMERA WHEN HE SAID [ __ ] NO, IT WASN'T. NO, IT WASN'T. >> I GOT A BODY CAMERA. Was he arguing? >> He didn't. Cuz he didn't say it. WHEN HE SAID, "BITCH, I TACK ON YOU." THAT WAS ON CAMERA. THAT WAS NO CAMERA. [ __ ] you talking about? That went on camera. >> Okay. How you going to tell me, [ __ ] I'll attack you when I stop? [ __ ] is you talking about? >> We need that OBT unit over here that just went down that way. >> Don't argue. >> You ain't got to argue through. You don't got nothing. >> Just Hey, just hold her there, Shawhorn. What? >> Say nothing else. Mr. Man, come right. Go out. >> I came right in there with that. >> We leaving. I ran out. >> What y'all want her for? She don't got nothing. Officers prepare for a patown. The suspect refuses, threatens to spit, demands a female officer, and yells that she is not resisting. >> Bring her. Hold her, man. >> Bring me. I'm coming right home. Be right out. >> That's cool. >> We're going to need 10 for a pat down, too. >> Yeah. Y'all ain't touching me. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> We going to be and I'll spit on y'all ain't touching. >> All right. All right. That's fine. You're on camera right now. >> I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW Y'ALL went on camera WHEN Y'ALL TOLD ME I WAS LET ME GO. Let me go. I'm right here. Y'ALL DON'T GOT TO TOUCH ME LIKE THAT. YOU I'M A GIRL. YOU DON'T GOT TO DO ME LIKE THAT. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> PAT DOWN, BRO. We didn't pat her down. >> Okay, let me say she's going to spit. >> Watch this. Watch this. Oh, my daughter. >> I'm glad this on camera cuz I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I WANT >> GIRL, Y'ALL PUT ME IN A CAR. YOU AIN'T TAKING ME DOWN. YEAH, MAN. NO, CUZ YOU DON'T MEAN HANDLING. >> WE CAN PUT YOU IN A CAR. >> YEAH, I can't. No, you can't. I know my rights. I know. You slow. >> Can we get a camp outside over here? >> Get him. Female. >> Now, get a female. >> Don't touch me. GET A FEMALE. DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. GET A FE. >> She continues asserting her rights, refuses to cooperate verbally, and argues about who is allowed to touch or search her while officers attempt to control the situation. M. I want a female officer. >> Yeah, she can fall on the ground. That's fine. >> I CAN TELL I AIN'T FALLING NOWHERE. >> That's fine. >> All right. >> She knows her rights. >> I do. I do. >> Yeah. She's the one in handcuffs. >> Know my rights very well. Know my rights very well. >> Then what are they? >> [ __ ] you. I know. I don't got to talk to y'all. THAT'S ONE OF THEM. >> THAT'S ONE OF THEM. >> OH, you know them. What are they? >> What are you talking about? >> They're so smart. Yeah. Where are they? >> I'm going to show y'all. I better not have to tell y'all. put me out at North. >> Hey Campus, could you come down here by first watch? >> Tell them to hurry up. Come section so y'all can see. I ain't got [ __ ] so fast. You >> still looking for one more if that rain or just >> It's only two. >> Cool. We're not talking about >> It's only two. You You keep talking to me. I'm not talking to you. >> People like officers like you is just too tough. Too tough. You loyal drunk. Too much. Too much. >> Too much. >> So she knows her rights. She can only be touched by a female. She knows her rights. She said she'll spit. So >> you touch me. Come back over here though. >> You don't have to touch me. >> Yes. >> No, you can't. No, you can't. You don't have to walk. >> I'll let her go. Yes, he can. Yes, he can. No. Yes, he can. >> Okay. Touch me. search me. All right. I know my right. Y'all can't tell me what the [ __ ] you can do to me. >> Okay. And I can still sue. And I can still sue. And I can still sue. Is that your >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. >> No. Yes. It wasn't that. >> The situation escalates as officers try to place her in the patrol car. She screams, resists being seated, makes threats, and ultimately is forced into the vehicle after prolonged resistance. >> You tell me he was going to tap on me. No. >> So everything I'm going to do is find nasty. >> I was going to be up on this. >> [ __ ] you talking about before on this game. I don't got [ __ ] on me. I don't got no pennies on you. Like I don't have no >> She knows her right. >> No, no, no, no, no. [ __ ] people now. I don't got no underwear on. You can't >> I I got you here, Campos. >> [ __ ] you talking about? No, no underwear on the [ __ ] you talking about. >> That way, man. >> You cold. I know what the [ __ ] I'm saying. >> Lady, you doing too much. You doing too much. You over cuz you overstepping your behind. >> No, she's not. >> You got to go. >> OH, THAT DON'T DON'T MATTER. STOP DOING ME LIKE THAT. JUST >> NO, IT'S NOT BODY. OKAY. >> NO. NO. Cuz what did you do to me like that? >> Cuz you're acting like a child. >> THESE [ __ ] >> I DIDN'T EVEN JUST KICK YOU. YOU GOT MY LEG UP. >> SHE GOT MY LEG UP. HOW AM I KICKING YOU? >> HOW ABOUT KICKING YOU? YOU GOT MY LEG UP. >> YOU GOT HER. >> ALL RIGHT. All right. >> I got Hey, I got a double lock. >> I'm going to give y'all a battery. Let me give y'all a battery. Legs. >> Now you're crying. >> HOW DID THESE THINGS HURT? >> OKAY. WELL, you're making them hurt. >> All right. >> Cuz I'm trying to see how I just go in. >> Yes. If y'all let me go. I'M GOING TO DO IT MYSELF. I'm going to DO IT MYSELF. I'M 25 YEARS OLD. STOP touching me. Y I got I still have three hands on me. I'm going to do anything if I got three hands on. >> Okay. You're going to get in the car. >> All right. Let me pick you up and put you in the car. >> Yes, you are. >> Okay. Let my arms go and I can do it myself. >> Let you go. You already ran from us. Come on. >> I DIDN'T RUN FROM Y'ALL. I DIDN'T. I RAN FROM NORDSTROM, NOT Y'ALL. >> OKAY. I'M SURE. >> Put your feet in. >> Okay. I'll >> Can I get your white shirt from the other side? >> Can I get a white shirt? >> What? >> Yeah, we'll get him out here. He's coming already. >> If you drag me, I'M GOING TO DO SHOW YOU. Drag me. I'm going to show you. I'm going go get the [ __ ] OUT OF ONE OF Y'ALL IF Y'ALL DRAG ME CUZ Y'ALL DOING A SYSTEM. I'm going to go somewhere. >> Just get your feet inside. >> Oh my god. >> All right. Perfect. That was so difficult. >> I swear to God. I swear to God. I swear to God. >> She was charged with retail theft shoplifting, which officers repeatedly describe as a misdemeanor due to her behavior after being detained running, refusing commands, and physically resisting. She was also charged with resisting arrest without violence. Running and arguing about knowing your rights doesn't make charges disappear. It usually adds new ones. Calm cooperation turns a minor mistake into a quick fix. Resisting turns it into a long night. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. She knew her rights so well, just not the part about staying calm and not running. Turned a misdemeanor shoplift into a full cardio workout with bonus handcuffs. Argued the whole way to the patrol car like it was caught just missing the judge. 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. >> Don't know which one to get. And I'm tired of buying stuff and and then bringing it back and going through all it takes. I spend my life bringing stuff back. >> You just wanted to go over there, test the stuff out at your house, and then bring everything else back. Is what you're going to do? On September 14th, 2024, loss prevention explains the suspect selected merchandise hovered near the exit, then walked out past all points of sale without paying. Items were recovered and police were called after he refused to provide ID. >> I understand that you thought that if you weren't going to get in trouble, you would have come. >> Hello, I'm more with the sheriff's office. Hi there. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. >> What's going on today? >> So, we had a selection on this gentleman. He selected his merchandise. He went back and forth. He hovered there at the door and then he walked out the door. Uh my uh partner stopped him about there. He identified ourselves as AP. >> The officer reads the suspect his Miranda rights. The man insists he didn't mean to steal and says he just wanted to pay afterward. >> I'm going to read you something. Okay. Uh I'm going to read you something. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Understand the rights that I just write to you. >> Most of them. >> What don't you understand? >> I don't understand why I can't pay for this thing. >> Okay. I'm going to read this to you again. >> I'm going to read this to you again. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be >> The suspect claims he's old and absent- minded, saying he realized too late and planned to go back inside. Officers explain he is detained for shoplifting. >> Okay. >> So, you walked out of the store with all that stuff and you didn't pay for it, right? >> I have gotten old and absent minded. >> Is that correct or not? >> I guess so. I got to about here and I was getting ready to turn around and go back in cuz I realized I hadn't paid for it. >> Okay. Um, see the other. >> Okay. So, sir, you are detained for shoplifting investigation. Do you have your ID on you? Do you have any weapons in your pockets or anything like that? No. >> I really am absent minded. I've done this a couple of other times and I've turned around, walked back in. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm >> So why didn't you provide them with the information then? You guys could have squared this away if you would have been willing to talk. >> Well, I I I said >> let's come over here. He argues that store staff initially mentioned only a trespass warning, but officers clarify that once he passed the registers, the crime of shoplifting was complete regardless of intent. >> So, what are you saying? You're not going to call the police and you let me pay for this? >> And they said, "I didn't say that. >> You would just go with a trespass warning had you had you done that?" >> They probably just would have trespassed you here from Home Depot rather than calling us. >> Well, no. The reason the reason why at that point I said, "Well, you're going to call them no matter what." I said, "Well, I don't know what to do." I said, "Well, >> then of course I felt like leaving." So, okay. But, but I said, "If that's all they were going to do, of course, I give them their trespass and all." I They said what he started off by saying was, "I just won't be able to shop at Home Depot for 3 years, I think it was." >> And I said, "Well, if that's it, you're not going to call the police, then fine. I mean, then that's good." And then all of a sudden, so, well, I didn't say that. >> I said, "Well, then we wrote the trespass. What are you saying? >> We write trespass." So, normally they just call us for that, write it up, and call it a day. >> Now, I don't know what they want to do cuz they walked away. So, my partner's going to go find out. But, we'll see what happens. Now, >> I probably aggravated them because I wouldn't do what they wanted. But, like I like I said, sir, I mean, >> I really am I've gotten old and absent minded and whatever. But anyway, but um if I'd known that's all he was going to do, >> but when I said, "Well, so you're saying that you're going to do this all trespassing and not >> I understand that you thought that if you weren't going to get in trouble, you would have complied, but you already stole from the store >> at the point that you walked past all points of sale. You committed the crime of shoplifting." >> The man admits he briefly considered taking items home to test them and return what he didn't need, acknowledging it was a stupid thought. >> I didn't realize that and I didn't mean to. You did do it though and you didn't mean to do it cuz nobody just walks out of the store with items in a cart and don't stop at shop at cash registers that are all the way at the end other end. >> You understand this is the ent door. That's the exit door with the registers over there, right? Have you shopped here before? You ever been to Home Depot before in your life? >> No. >> Okay. So, that's how that works every single time. And it hasn't just changed today just because you decided you want to steal, right? You came in, you exited through the enter door cuz you're trying to get past everybody and not get in trouble. >> Well, what what can I do to go back to >> I don't know. He said we could bring him back to the office. >> All right, let's go back. >> He's got this room. >> If he if he hadn't said that, >> she's getting an amount. >> She's getting an amount. You want me to grab your NCA and trespass? >> Oh, no. No. No. >> Just trespass. >> Yeah. >> What? >> Oh, takes you right over there. Fire 28. >> So Eugene, we're both adults here, right? You know, you left the store without intent. >> I'm not feeling like an adult. >> Well, I I can understand that, but you know, we both know that you left the store on purpose, those items, right? >> Yeah. My that's won't make any sense to you, but my thought was >> I've got all these different possibilities and I want to I don't know which one to get and I'm tired of buying stuff and and then bringing it back and going through all it takes. I spend my life bringing stuff back. >> You just wanted to go over there, test the stuff out at your house, and then bring everything else back. Is what you're going to do? >> Yes. Okay, then. Well, >> so that makes sense. >> I mean, that was the thought, which is stupid. It's still a stupid thought. I know, but just so you know, that's what I was thinking. >> Okay. >> Store staff decide to prosecute. The suspect is issued a permanent trespass warning, banning him from that Home Depot location. Total at the bottom. >> No, but the total is 19025 19025. Do >> you need a copy of this? You have your own? >> I have my own. >> I have >> Yeah. >> What you guys have to do? >> We want to prosecute. >> Yeah. They're going to have to call you guys out, but >> I'm 100% with you. >> Quite frankly, they were $100 for you anyway. But we were trying to work with them. >> No, I I understand. >> Yeah. I just went to the room for you. So, like, okay, fine. I'll call you guys. >> Yeah. Hold on. Just >> doing a little bit of plumbing work, huh? >> Doing some plumbing work. 51 of the traffic hazard from 20th and 50th. >> How much is that worth? >> That's got to be something expensive, huh? Yeah, that's a that's a popular one, especially for the uh it's the rage me, I guess, to cook your drums with a shot. >> Uh 27. >> Wow, that's really Yeah, that's a good deal. >> I thought it' been way more expensive. >> I was getting You can see multiple um >> different sizes. Yeah, >> some have different fittings. >> So, what were you working on? >> It's a pump. It's what do you call it? Shut off valves. >> Yeah. and for so you can have female male fittings blah blah and I wasn't sure if it needed to be soldered or not that's why it said that's why I got the blowtorrch at the last thing I said a Jesus I don't know what I'm getting it's >> yeah and it's it's actually for insurance you know when you when you get insurance every year I didn't realize this but they you take pictures of different things and they sent back these pictures and said you know fix that because it looks like it's rusty it looks like it's possible that it might break and leave to pay insurance. That's what I'm trying to fix. This is my third trip here. >> Well, I went to Lowe's two other times. So, >> that's sir, it's not like I can't afford it. I mean, that's why I'm sitting there going, I can afford this. It's just >> Yeah. >> dumb dumb. >> Yeah. >> Dumb. >> I agree with you. >> You need a sign. >> Yes. So, if you can print your name up here first. >> All right, Eugene. Here's your driver's license back. >> So, this is a trespass warning. Okay. What this mean? >> Despite expecting only a trespass, the suspect is arrested for shoplifting. Officers search him, secure a small knife, and transport him to jail. >> What am I doing arrest for shoplifting? >> What? I thought it was >> I'm going to put a second set of handcuffs on you. Okay, just don't move for me. See, my shoulders are a little tight. I don't want it to get hurt. Just away a little bit for me. I'm going to search you real quick. Am I going to get stabbed, cut, poked by anything? >> I've got a a little a little knife in my >> So when I asked you if you had any weapons on you, why didn't you tell me? >> Weapon. That is insane to me. You had all the money to pay for everything. And I was just going to show you that >> take a step for me. >> I can go to Lowe's. I got >> refund that I can use. So >> So I was telling you the truth. That's why I brought it out for you. >> I'm putting all of this into your wallet. >> Is this yours? Did you bring this with you or did you take this? Uh, >> looks like the one used hasn't been used. >> Yeah, cuz I I was buying a one that's got >> So, this one's yours. >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to check the other one. Just make sure that it's not open. But, yeah. >> This will have to go into safekeeping at the sheriff's office. We are not going to allow you to take this into jail. Okay. >> Start walking this way. Um, Corporal Evans is going to be back in just a second. Okay. I'm going to go secure him. Right turn away. >> Yeah. >> What? What happened? How come I could >> You committed a crime? >> I mean, they said just trespass. >> Uh, they didn't say just. They They wanted you to be trespassed from the store and they want to prosecute for the crime of shoplifting. Uh, do you live alone or do you live with anybody? >> With my girlfriend. >> Your girlfriend? Okay. Um, do you know her phone number or do you need it off your phone? >> I don't know her phone number. >> So, when we get to the jail, I'll let them know you need to get a phone number off of your phone to see if you can't bond out. Um, misdemeanor charges are a standard $500 bond. Um, and if you if you call her as soon as they start getting you processed, once they allow you to make that call, you could be out before I'm done even typing up the arrest affidavit. So, just let them know. Do you plan on I mean, you may have enough if you call a bondsman in your pocket. How much money did you have with you? >> I think maybe $200 can. >> Yeah. So, if you if you talk to bondsman, you have enough money to cash out. So, um it is their their minimum is $100 uh or 10% of the bond. So, uh, you could you could definitely bond out with that. Uh, you'll just need to call her to come back, get your car, and everything. Um, and speaking of your car, uh, it's here in the parking lot, I'm assuming. Okay. What kind of car is it? Toyota. >> Okay. >> Are you going to plan on bonding out today or are you going to stay in jail? >> Oh, yeah. No. >> Okay. I I have to ask. >> And I And I want to try to do it myself, too. We just got just got back from Washington DC. >> Wow. >> What'd you do up there? Just vacation. >> Yeah, we both I'd had a contract up there for a few years, but all I did was go back and forth and make sure everything was going all right. >> Never got to see sites. >> Yeah. And she lived in uh somewhere in Maryland. And she used to work in DC for I don't know 15 years or something. She did the same thing. Never went to visit anything. >> Wow. So we said, "Why don't we go on vacation and go up there and go see stuff?" So we spent seven days going in and out of everywhere we, you know, until we got tired and couldn't walk anymore. We did that. So >> that was fun. I mean, we had to get a what do you call it? A letter or something from the congressman to be able to get a tour of the White House. Wow. All that stuff. So >> So I I assume there's nothing I can say to them or do to stop this. >> No. So, >> what was I mean to them or were they going to do this? >> Home Depot is kind of finicky. It depends on the the value of the things you took >> um for their uh their policies and everything if they're going to prosecute. I think it's over $100. They prosecute no matter what. And then if you are uh >> trying to get a location, you're you work with them. You do whatever they want to do. You know, you give them your information, they get you trespass, and they may that may be it >> under $100, you know, but it's >> it's their choice. you you commit the crime, they decide if they want to prosecute. If they don't want to prosecute, trespass at the end of the day, >> they wanted to prosecute today. >> Um, yeah. >> And like, we both said I mean, we both said I known that was what they were going to do. Of course, I would have >> Well, yeah. I mean, but they they're not going to threaten you. >> Sorry. >> Yeah. If you need to lean over a little further that way, too, you can. But, yeah, they're not going to threaten you with non-compliance, you know. They don't want to they don't want to spark something because they never know who you are. They never know if you have a knife or gun or something like that. >> Oh. Um, so they they try to work with you. If you're compliant, they bring you back to the office and they work on stuff there. If not, then they just call us immediately and we try to pick you up in the parking lot. >> Swear to it and sign and all that stuff. Perfect. >> You want me just turn it on? >> Uh, I got to type it word for word what it says unless you want to take a picture of it. Send it to me. All right, sir. Stick your leg in there. Cody, >> only thing you got to put on there is just a list of case. >> Gotcha. >> Okay. >> He was charged with final outcome states he was charged with retail theft and sentenced to 12 months o probation, 25 hours of community service, and an anti- theft course. Remember guys, walking past the registers, even by mistake, is still shoplifting once you exit without paying. When loss prevention stops you, cooperation early can be the difference between a warning and real charges. This is the reaction of netzens to this situation. Grandpa really tried the oops, my bad speedun, but the exit door doesn't accept apologies as payment. He pulled every classic move confusion excuses and the legendary I was going to come back defense. Turns out Home Depot has great prices, but not take-home first, pay later options. 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. >> You're under arrest for shoplifting, so put your arms behind your back. >> No, please. >> That's what's going to happen. On February 26th, 2025, officers responded to a shoplifting in progress at Safeway after a woman was seen leaving the store with unpaid groceries, claiming she went to her car to get money. >> Can't over there. There's a self check out over there. >> I want to go to my >> So, you took the car with you to get money. Why would you do that? >> No, I want to do I go here. I want to go to the money. >> People usually do that. They don't take >> The woman gives conflicting explanations about her car money and ID, saying she doesn't speak English. Well, while officers note she's communicating clearly. >> Take the card. >> No, I I want you. I don't know what I do. He's from I see him. I said to him, I want to go to give money. I said to him, I want to go to give money. >> Okay. But we leave people leave the carts here, they get money. >> I'm sorry. I don't >> You got your ID on you? >> Yeah. Where's your car? >> Yes. 31. I'll be 10. >> What color is it? >> White. >> White. Why? What is it though? >> I want to go to give my money and my >> Is it the jeep or the >> jeep? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We'll wait here. We'll wait here. >> Come here. Why? What are you doing? >> They said, "Hold up. Hold up. One minute. Hold on. >> Wait. No. No. >> I will put my here and I call I call this this around and I got you. >> Store staff confirmed she passed all points of sale and exited the store making the theft complete despite her offer to pay afterward >> once you leave the check. The cashier is over there. There's a soft check out over there. >> You could have left her car here. >> No, I don't I don't speak English. I don't do anything. >> You speak English just fine. >> Give me a sec. Speak to Speak to her. >> To me, I want to steal I want to steal. She's saying she she's saying she was going to get money from her car. >> I'm gonna go run the car real quick. >> Did you walk outside without paying? >> Oh, she passed by. >> Yeah. >> You walked outside, right, without paying? >> I I understand you like >> you're offering to pay now, but you already did it. It already happened, so you can't go back in time. Is your wallet? >> Officers struggle to verify her identity and address as she appears confused or inconsistent when giving personal information. >> In your house? >> Yes. Your wallet? Is it in your house? >> You want to get complain? >> Where is your house? >> I have no money. >> Where's your money? >> I always have money. Maybe not enough. Too hard for us. >> Okay. How do I chis? What's your last name? >> Ah, check. Like >> a rur. >> No problem. You can say it. Yeah. >> Can I speak Arabic? >> No. No. >> Tiny bit. >> Lavish. Lavos. Kila. That's all I got. All right. What's your first name? >> Abu. >> Abu Bos. I >> can you spell that? >> How do you spell your first name? Your first name is >> I don't know how I >> ar Okay. >> Do you know? >> I don't want to. >> Do you know your birthday? >> I'm not. >> What's your birthday? How do you know your birthday? >> What's your address? >> Five. What street? >> Richland. >> Richland. >> Yeah. >> Richland. right here or >> she repeatedly insists she only left to get money and intended to pay, but officers explain you can't undo the act after leaving the store. >> Look, I am almost done. >> Naransen or Richland 79 >> Cisero. >> We don't know. We don't know where you live. >> There's a million streets. This one, this one, that one. Which where you live? >> I I >> don't have any felony complaints. So, I just said I'll sign on their behalf or I'll come back and bring it and they'll save it. >> Why is it Why are you doing what you doing for me? >> It's our job. >> I'm going to cry. >> Don't saving the world. >> What are you doing for me? I want to buy. You want me to buy this girl? He said to me, "Stop. That's okay. I want to buy." I said to him, he returned to the hotel. I said, "I want to borrow his money." So, you walked out with the groceries to go get your money to come back and pay. >> Safeway chooses to press charges and the woman is formally placed under arrest for shoplifting, becoming emotional and pleading. >> Uh, do you have felony complaints or we just going to sign off? You can sign up. >> Yeah. >> Do you have any money yet? No, there's like a link card >> or a VMO. >> So that's it. >> Okay. >> Well, they're going to sign complaints. So you're under arrest for shoplifting. So put your arms behind your back. >> No, please. >> That's what's going to happen. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> No, I don't do anything. Really? >> I want I want anybody to tell me. I want to buy you. Why you figure that? Why? I just I want to buy. >> He said, "Okay, >> stop moving and put your arm behind me. Go to a couple minutes. You'll be fine." >> Why are you doing that? I I want said to me Arabic. >> No, no Arabic. He spoke as much Arabic as he's as we he got. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to go out this way. Okay. >> Okay. >> Central 352. Mark. >> All right. Let's go. >> All right. Walk to the car. Let's go. >> I like the coat. Officers conduct a search and transport while questioning whether the incident was a genuine misunderstanding or a deliberate attempt to get away with theft. To me, my daughter, I want this. I want this. It's okay. Tell me how much you will tell me. I I would take money with traffic. All right. Before I put you in there, come step over here. >> Do you have anything on you? Any weapons, drugs, anything like that? >> I did not. >> I didn't know what you said. >> Go ahead. Look this way. You understood that. >> No, no, no. >> Stop moving. Go get the car. Go get the car. >> Sure. I don't have anything on you yet. You heard us. >> I don't know what to do. >> You're under arrest. >> Huh? >> You're under arrest. >> I She had to search you and we're going to have to process it. >> Separate your feet. >> Separate your feet. >> Two hours. 2 hours. >> I don't know what I Okay. You'll be okay. Don't worry. It's okay. I don't I want to tell you when I was carpet >> I know I know Yeah. >> That or not? >> What is it? Red. >> What? >> What? What car do you drive? >> Ford. >> Ford. Not not Santa. Ford. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You know what color? >> Whiteboard. Whiteboard. Truck. Car. >> Big car or small car? >> You have a shirt on under the >> big big white board. >> You don't have a shirt on. Just a bra. bra. I don't know. >> Okay. >> All right. Step on in here. Turn this way. Look that way. I got Can you search really quick? I don't turn this way. Oh no, don't doing anything wrong. >> She was charged with shoplifting retail theft after walking out of Safeway with unpaid groceries and passing all points of sale. Walking out of a store without paying even just to get money counts as theft once you pass the checkout. Good intentions don't erase actions and confusion won't undo a completed crime. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. She thought BRB getting cash was a checkout option. Turns out it's not on the menu. Once you pass the doors, the receipt doesn't magically appear later. When your shopping trip turns into a vocabulary test and a pair of handcuffs. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier, stay tuned and comment your guess >> because you're lying. >> I sir, I'm not. I promise you. >> Step out here. I promise you. >> On June 13th, 2024, store employees report a woman suspected of concealing Nike merchandise in a large black purse and leaving without paying. Officers begin investigating based on staff observations and possible video evidence. >> Stuff stuff in your purse and walked out of the dicks with it. >> No, I have not. No, I have not. Oh, dude. So, when Jake opened her up for her, he looked her back was open and I guess and he saw stuff in her bag. >> The uh the purse. >> Yes. >> But we don't know though at all. Is there >> He might have gotten it on video. I don't know. He went to >> What kind of stuff would it be? >> Men's Nike clothing. I'm pretty sure. >> Okay. J, did you have it on there? >> 1518. >> I'm okay. >> Like, what kind of stuff would it be? >> Uh, it was in the men's Nike section. >> Shirts or tell you. I'm not sure. >> Shoes. >> Okay, let me go here and I'll talk. >> Officers stop the woman outside the store. She denies theft, repeatedly demands to see video proof, and questions why she's being detained while refusing to provide ID. >> Not going to be jeans. They're kind of a blue >> yoga pants. >> You guys do have chargers on >> unknown at this time. Store said that she had a merchandise in her purse. 1548 now 1544 stop. >> Okay. >> Hey hun. >> Come here for a minute. >> I'll come down with you. >> So you have to walk back up. >> Yes. >> How are you? >> I'm good. >> I'll talk to you at the bottom. How are you? >> I'm fine. >> Say you do have a female, huh? >> For what? >> All right. Where was the nail at? >> This is crazy. >> I'm a dip. Get on me. I'm a double. I don't know. >> I really don't have I don't have to talk to nobody. So, I'm >> You do have to talk to us. >> What do I do? >> Uh, we believe you stuff in your purse and walked out of the dicks with it. >> No, I have not. No, I have not. So, do do you have me on camera doing that? >> We do. >> Okay. Can you show me? >> We'll get to it. >> Yeah. You have your ID on you? >> Do Do I have an ID on camera? >> We only have to go that far. >> Yes, we do have to go that far because I I have I haven't took that before. Therefore, can you can you show Can you show me on camera that that I took something? >> Here's where we're going to start. Do you have an ID? >> Police explain she's being detained for possible shoplifting. She claims profiling and insists items in her purse were brought from elsewhere, declining consent to search. >> No, I have not. >> Okay. >> Well, you still have to tell me who you are. >> Soon as soon as I walked up, the lady was like, "Oh, um, are you paying for that hat?" I said, "The head that I the head that I walked in here with?" >> Why would I be paying for a head that I walked in here with? >> Okay. I'm being I'm being pro I'm being pro theft for what? >> What's your social security number? >> Am I being what am I being detained for? >> You are being detained. >> Because of what? >> Because of a theft or possible theft. >> A possible theft. Did you see me? Did they see me take anything? Did you guys >> That's why we're here, ma'am. >> Did you see me on camera? >> That's why that's why we're here. We just don't come here and talk to random people about >> Okay. So, this is this is how it can go. >> I want to be cooperative, but I'm asking you. >> Did you see me on camera? >> I'm being detained. >> We're investigating a theft. I need to know. >> Did you see me on camera? Take anything. >> We'll get to that. I need to know who you are. My name is Cameron. Honey, >> cooperate with us. We'll cooperate with you. It's it's even if you did, it's a misdemeanor. We don't we're not here. But if you don't work with us, we're not going to work with you. We've got a few options that we can do. >> I understand that, but sir, I did not. So, the fact that >> Okay, so I'm think about my hat. >> I don't know about the hat >> cuz that that's that's what I'm thinking you got something to refer. Hey, that I can't I walked into the store with they didn't say anything to me. They didn't stop me. Hey, did you have They didn't say anything to me. So, that's >> Listen to me. That's fine. We don't care about the hat. We don't care about the hat. Okay. This is all we This is all we're saying. We got information that you put some stuff in your purse. >> No. >> From that changing room. You're on video of doing it. We're here to ask you. >> Video put stuff in the changing room. Is there are there camera in the changing room? >> Not in the change room. Somewhere in there. Somewhere outside. I don't know. >> I will let it. >> But anyway, >> who are you at digest today? >> My boyfriend. >> Why? >> Where's he at? >> Why? >> Because we want to talk to him as well. >> For what? Did he take anything? >> On the phone with him. Did he take anything? >> We're trying to figure >> We'll let you know in a minute. We're not with him right now. The other deputies are. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I No. >> Go ahead and hang up the phone so we can talk to you and you don't have to talk to two people. >> Hello. >> Hello. Hello. >> Do you have anything in your purse that there shouldn't be? >> No. >> Do you mind if I look? >> No. Do >> you have anything stuck in your clothing? >> No. If you if you can if you can show me off. >> His situation escalates. Officers secure her purse, place her in the patrol car, and await a female officer for a patown stating video shows items placed in her bag. >> Can you call your supervisor? >> I am the supervisor. >> You're the supervisor. >> And you're sitting up here. You're sitting up here telling me I'm detained because of what? >> Because of a theft. Possible theft. That's what we're here investigating. We're trying to do this easy. >> I mean, we're not here to We don't just come here and harass people. We don't even want to come here, >> right? >> I'm trying to figure out why that's so >> we need a female. >> So if you got down and female, >> go ahead with it. >> What? What? What? What? What? >> Cameron Patrice died out of Cincinnati. She's suspended showing out of Indiana, South Africa. >> That's clear. What for? Do I have anything as far as like, you know, do will they get in trouble for accuse me of something that I that I have that I have not took it? >> No, they get stolen from pretty often and they're pretty good at this. >> Okay. Well, that's that's them. But I'm actually >> So, what we're going to do, we're going to set your bag on the hood of my car and you're going to have a seat in the in the back of my car while we figure this out. >> No, that's not >> They're being detained for right now. >> What am I being detained for? >> Because it looks like you have stuffed in your shirt. >> I got stuff. You got stuffed in your shirt bag. >> But you can't tell me. >> Then prove it. Then prove it's and we'll be done. You can't you you No, you you didn't you didn't tell you didn't show me. >> Give me this phone. Give me your bag. You're >> going to be detained. Pull away from me. Give me your bag. >> Why are you taking my This is This is This is wrong. Are we Are we being recorded? Are Are you guys process? We're going through a process. >> Okay. But this is wrong. We're going to go in and verify the cameras right now. You're going to be detained until we're done. >> That's all we're doing. >> Okay. So, why are why are you taking my purse? >> We're not taking your purse, but you can't go in the back of that cruiser with >> We don't We wouldn't If you were a male with anything, you don't go in the back of a cruiser with anything. Why do I have to sit in the car? >> Cuz we got to go look the video. >> Why can't I come get the video video with you? That's our job, not yours. >> I've never I've never been through ever to wear a date. >> And we're trying to be real nice with you. I mean, we're not trying to be rude. If you just if if there's nothing in that personalized seat and we're done. We're done. >> I've never been through this situation to wear >> You're not answering the question. Okay. >> Give me your purse and you're having a seat in the back. >> I'm holding up the camera. Like I said, there's several ways we can do this. >> Sir, can you not I'm not Why you Why you grabbing me like that? I'm not grabbing you with anything. >> They Why are y'all taking my purse? >> Your purse. I'm getting set up here. >> Okay. >> You don't have anything on you? >> No, I don't have anything on knives or anything. >> No, not on. No, I don't. >> Do you mind lifting your shirt up to make sure there's nothing in your in your waist? I have nothing on you. Okay. >> All right. Excuse me. >> Nothing. I don't understand. How How can you sit there and leave me in the car? >> Well, if you would quit talking and listen to what we're saying to you, you would understand. >> Cuz I feel I feel pro honestly I feel profile. I feel like it's racist. I came I came in there. >> Well, it's none of that. I mean, no, we don't just come here to harass you. We didn't we didn't even know who you were until we walked in and the store pointed you out to us. >> I understand that, supervisor. >> So, have a seat under me. >> I understand that, supervisor. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, we're going to have a female officer come here and she's going to patch you down. >> Okay, I understand that. >> Is there anything on you that they're going to find that is illegal? No. >> I.e. items that we're taking and stuffed into your >> Just tell us now. I mean, cuz it's going to be a lot easier in the long run. We already know the answer, but we're trying to if you cooperate with me, I'm going to cooperate with you. >> There's two ways this this can go. Jail or I can give you a summon, a ticket for a misdemeanor, and you can go to court whenever we assign you that date. What works best for you. If not, I can take you to jail. If you don't have anything on you, then you don't run. >> I do have Okay, listen. I do have things from me, but it's not from this store. >> Okay. What store is it from? >> It's not from this store. It's not even from It's not even from this mall. >> Okay. >> So, that's that's >> why would you have it in there then? I don't care >> because that's for that's from a barbecue to >> block the things that you walk through. >> No, I was getting No, that's from my barbecue. >> Did you pay for these items? >> They're not from the store. So, I was going up there trying to put how to put things together. The lady even seen me >> get back in the car. >> I'm sorry. I apologize. >> We know you're being nice. I know you're nervous. We're trying to make this easier. >> The lady even seen me take them out. Like >> the lady saw you put these in her purse. >> No, not put not put it in my purse at all. >> They have you on video putting these in your purse? They don't have me on. I can promise you they don't have me on video because I brought them in here with me. >> Well, we're going to go in there and verify that. >> Step out and turn around and put a chance. >> I'm going to go in there and see what we got. >> Why are you Why have handcuffs on He just said >> why you put handcuffs on me? >> Because you're lying. >> I Sir, I'm not. I promise you. >> Step out here. >> I promise you if >> just put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> If you if you going to see the video, you'll see that I've not had >> I have I have my partner in there right now looking at the video and he just said that you're on video placing those items in your purse. >> No, sir. I have not. Store staff confirm on camera that she concealed clothing hid hangers and handed over a sensor tag behavior described as suspicious. >> Promise you. >> But she didn't buy anything. Correct. >> No. Kept on to buy >> a female with the brown or burgundy shirt. She's on camera place some clothing items in her black bag, >> but she does like hide hangers back here, which I actually think that she had pocketed. >> She gave a sensor tag to one of our >> After continued denial, she admits taking some items, claiming others were not from the store. Officers recover merchandise hidden in her purse and clothing. >> Like, oh, uh, are you going to pay for that? Are you going to pay for that sun visor hat? That's what threw me off of her. That's when I knew was like, "Okay, I'm about to I'm about to just leave." So that's I'm >> Go ahead. >> Where do you want Mason to meet you? >> I'm at the lower parking garage of Dicks off of Blake Street. >> Okay. >> Like I really I I have I have two kids. I have to go get my daughter my daughter's from daycare at 5:30. >> Okay. >> Is your boyfriend here? What What does he drive? No, I made I l I literally tried to make that up as far as the whole Well, >> there was somebody here with you. >> Yeah, but he went to um Son of a Butcher >> to wait for you. >> No, he left. He was like, "I'm not He said he said I'm not. >> Is that who you were on the phone with when we came up to you?" >> Not off my sister. >> Okay. >> And I can show you I can show you that on on my recent phone my recent phone calls. >> Have you ever been read your Miranda rights? I'd love to keep talking to you, but I can't talk to you anymore until I read these to you. Do you understand that? So, I'm going to read these just to get it out of the way. >> Okay. I'm a police officer. I warn you, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What? So, you said you came in here with some of these but not all of them. Which items did you take? Is it the green stuff? >> The Yeah. Um the the pink the black one, the white one, and the pink one. >> The black one, the white one, and the pink. >> Yeah. Well, yes. This one. The black. This black one and the white one and the pink one. >> Where did these come from? >> These are I was trying to get these. I was trying to match up with some shorts, some shorts from them, but I didn't see the colors of the short. >> So, you're not going to be on video putting these in your purse? >> No, they're not they're not going to see me on video putting in my purse. I don't know. I don't know what >> Did you pay for anything in there? >> Did you just walk up to the cash register, saw us up there, and walk this way? >> No, I was I was I was going to pay for it. I said it was $111, but my the client and I asked her if they had any ATM in there, and she said, "No, they don't have an ATM. All right, have a seat again. Okay. >> Oh, yes. >> So, like um >> Is there items in your shirt right now, too? >> I guess I have one item in my shirt right here on my um on my bra. >> Okay. Leave it there. >> Okay. >> I'm going to have a female officer from Mason come here and she's going to help you get that out. Okay. >> Okay. >> I I'm not going to do that with you. All right. >> Okay. >> Don't put your hands behind your back again. Okay. >> Okay. >> We'll fix your shirt. >> It's this like it's just a back out. Yeah. >> Oh, the front part. Sorry. >> Yeah. >> All right. Have a seat. >> Okay. >> Uh the way you were when we first started talking to you, he wants you to go to jail. You will you will have a bond. Okay. So, you can >> based on the evidence and her earlier non-ooperation officers decide on jailbooking, she is charged with theft. Trying to outsmart store security with tricks only adds charges once the cameras start rolling. Honesty early on can save a bad day from turning into a much worse one. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. She trusted the foilproof plan but forgot about the camera proof problem. When your bag is full of excuses and merchandise, the video always wins. Argued for 15 minutes just to end with, "Okay, yeah, I took it." 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. On February 14th, 2024, officers were dispatched to Target in response to a report of an active shoplifting incident. This is footage of the events that followed. >> So, she already concealed uh snakes. So, how you going to catch her on the way out? >> Okay. >> Um, she is a black female. She's wearing >> gray and a gray top and and blue jeans. She's right there walking. >> Okay. >> Oh, she is identified as a black female wearing a gray top and blue jeans and is also previously banned from the store. >> Yeah. >> But apparently she's uh banned from here too. Oh. >> Oh. Awesome. >> Trespassing, whatever. >> She's >> I'm out of shopl looking. >> Do you know when she was banned? >> Um, >> that's about to go look up. But I mean, she she already said she concealed the states in her purse. Where are you going? >> She was banned on July 14th. Okay. >> Yeah. So, once she passes that final point. I'm going to protect the shelf now. But >> officers confirm that the woman banned since July 14th has re-entered the store, making her guilty of criminal trespassing. As she heads toward the exit, officers prepare to intercept. >> Harvest the front right there. >> Yeah, she's probably going to go out the entrance. Romeo. Victor. Romeo. 32. Hey, how you doing, ma'am? >> Hi. What's your name? >> What is it? >> Summer. >> Summer? >> Mhm. >> Can I look to see what's in your bag, though? >> Okay. >> Because >> I'm still shopping. I'll be >> Are you still shopping? >> Yes. >> Do you have anything in your bag that belongs to the store? >> No. >> You mind if I take a look? >> I do not have. >> Okay. I'm still shopping. >> I know. >> We got some We have camera footage of you storing stuff in your bag, so we're we're not asking. >> But this is my shopping bag. >> That's not a Target shopping bag. >> This is my bag. I shop. >> That's not how that works. >> You've already been banned from here as well. So, you're you're trespassing at this point. Already trespassing and you're shoplifting. >> I'm not. >> We just saw you on the camera, man. So, go ahead and show us what's in the bag. >> I know times are tough, but we can't be doing this. >> Cuz at this point, I have enough push on handcuffs and arrest you. Okay. You've been banned from the store already. All right. >> Yeah. >> I understand. But so, I can I can push you in here cuz now get what's in your bag or you can show me what's in your bag. Police tell her they've seen surveillance footage of her placing items in the bag. They warn her that she's trespassing and shoplifting and she may be arrested if she refuses to cooperate. >> How old is your kid? >> Turn around. Thank you. 45. We have one black male 75. Do you have a clean? You have a thing in there. >> You have a most do you have any that can pick up your child? My child not >> okay in the call. No, she's blind. >> Oh, she looks like they're all coming with a 16.89, but it's um stakes are different prices. So, I wonder if they ring up differently at the right time. So, the total is 10373. >> You guys want me to do a shoplifting report? Um, I mean, we got other than that, so it doesn't matter. >> I don't have to do one. Oh, >> do you need a ban form? >> No, she's already >> Oh, she's already >> um What's her name? >> Gabriella. >> The total value of the stolen items is revealed to be $13.73. Officers discuss whether a formal shoplifting report is needed, noting she was already banned. Now, here we go. Thank you. My call is also associate. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. You have a car? Put this in? >> No. >> All right, I'll take your car keys whenever I'm done searching. So here anything not supposed to have >> open your feet for me ma'am car keys ma'am where are they car okay what kind of car is it Pette it's right on the side of the building silver Pontet Yeah. Gotcha. >> Yeah. Put your belt on and officers retrieve the woman's car keys and ask about her vehicle, a silver Pontiac. She declines to take the keys, saying no one else will retrieve the car anyway. >> 45 to 41. Does she want her keys or leave them in the car? >> Ma'am, do you want your keys? >> No. >> You just leave them in the car? >> Yeah. No one gets spotted anyway. >> For she said leave them in the car. >> Copy. She was charged with petite theft. Total value stolen 103 dawn 73 days. The video illustrates how repeat offenders risk escalated charges such as trespassing on top of theft. It also underscores the challenges officers face balancing enforcement with compassion in complex family situations. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. Being banned and coming back anyway is basically asking for a sequel nobody wanted. $13 worth of items turned into a trespass charge real quick. Target remembered her. When surveillance, a storeban, and bad decisions all line up, the ending is predictable. 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. >> And get the off. >> If you don't relax. On April 6th, 2022 in Florida, officers responded to a retailer requesting a disruptive customer be removed from the store. The suspect had been trying on clothing in the open area of the store. And when asked by store management to leave, she refused and became aggressive towards them. This is body cam footage of the events that followed. >> He is the I think he's like the head of their security. He's a G4S security guy. rides around on the Segway. >> What's going on? >> Okay. Has she stolen anything? >> No. >> Excuse me, ma'am. The big problem is they want you to leave. They've asked you to leave. This is a private business. They can ask anybody to leave that they want to leave. >> I can't come back. >> Uh well, they do want to trespass you, I believe. But um the most important thing is if a business owner asks you to leave, you're supposed to leave the premises. You can actually be arrested. >> He actually told me that he wasn't the owner and that he was just a manager. >> Well, the manager said she had she had asked you to leave as well. Bottom line is though, if a business asked you to leave, you have to leave. It's a private business. They can do that. Someone can do it at their house, too. >> If someone's if you're at someone's house and they say, "Hey, Jasmine, we want you to leave." And you say, "No." They >> said they didn't want me to leave. They said they wanted me to stop trying on their [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, it may have been a miscommunication. What she told me was that they asked you to leave and you got nasty and were swearing and just making a fuzz. >> You said you just said you said suck my dick and I was like well I don't need to repeat that anymore say that to you sir. >> Demi Moore said it and GI Jane worked for her. >> Huh? >> Sorry. A little bit before your time. >> Um are you a manager? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just tell her she's not welcome back and we're good. >> You are trespass. You're not welcome. >> Okay. And how long are you? >> So, Jasmine, hold on. Listen for a second. Have you ever been trespassed anywhere before? >> No. >> Okay. So, the way this works is if you come back for any reason within the next year, that's as long as it could be valid for >> just a year. >> This next year, listen carefully. If you come back for any reason, you can go to jail. Okay? So, just you can go anywhere else in the mall. That depends on the judge. You'll go to jail, you get booked, and you'll have a trial and the judge will determine if you what your sentence is. But you need to leave right now. Otherwise, I'll take you to jail today. I mean, I'm going to leave right now, but I'mma come back in here regardless because >> if you do, they're going to tell us >> take me to jail. Yeah, but I'm not going to be in jail for a long and then they're just going to let me come. >> So, Jasmine, I need you to leave right now or you going to go to jail today? >> Officers explained that it's a private business and she must leave when asked. She's officially trespassed and warned she'll face jail if she returns within a year. >> All right. >> You got your ID card by chance? Yeah. No, it's actually >> that'd be easier. >> The state of Florida prefers in cases like this that we issue what's called a trespass warning. That's basically a civil >> I'm shocking. >> Was that their Was that their uh >> Do you want to follow up on that? Well, she's trespassing, so she >> Did you want to do anything? >> She beat whenever she walked out. Just let it go. >> I'm trying to figure something out. >> Do you want to follow up on it or No. >> Um, I mean, I don't know if we could check her bag then. Yeah. >> Well, we have we have reasonable suspicion at this point. >> Sorry. So, when your bag went when you went through the security checkpoint, your bag went off. Okay, I'm going to need to check your bag and make sure you didn't steal any merchandise. >> This is the shirt that What's called? These are my pants. My sweatpants. >> Okay, hold on. I need you to put this down for me. I don't want you reaching in there anymore. Stop right now. >> Get off my bag. >> Let go. Let go, Jasmine. >> Get off my bag, bro. >> Jasmine, you need to let go. >> Get off my bag. >> Relax. Let go of the bag. I'm going to search it. Stop touching me and get the off my >> If you don't relax. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> You're going to end up getting an additional charge if you don't stop it. Stop right now. >> Stop. >> Don't you dare. >> Don't you bite me. Security alerts that her bag triggered alarms. Officers request to search the bag. Jasmine becomes combative, refuses to comply, and clutches the bag. Officers attempt to deescalate, but she starts resisting yelling, and even tries to bite. 147. >> Not right now. In a minute. In a minute. >> I'm going to jail. >> Stop. Call him. CALL MY DAD. I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> You're going to stand up and I'm going to have this officer search you. Do you have anything on you going to get you in trouble or get her hurt? Stop. Stop fussing with the cuffs. >> Stop fussing with the cuffs. >> That's not going to make them go away. actually show me out at the kangaroo express. >> Why is you in my vagina ready? >> She continues to resist arrest scratches officers and yells that her items are hers. >> I'm going to stand her up. >> I got that pocket. >> Stand up for me. >> Stand up. Slow down. >> Stand up. Stand up. All right. >> But those are my polo pants that I bought. >> Okay. We're going to sort that all out. >> You need another 177. >> All right. I'll hold on. You want to search or you want to hold on while I search the bag? >> Yeah. >> You got her? >> Yeah, she's good. >> 177. She needed money. >> I don't know if that's theirs. >> Okay. >> Do me a favor. Go grab that manager. Bring him over here. Officers discover stolen underwear hidden in her pocket. >> Those are polo pants. >> Charlie Xray Lima 630. >> You were planning on what? >> Going somewhere tomorrow. >> 1034 comes back to a silver Chevy to Darlene Jones. 923. 110. >> Yeah. You can't tell anybody coming to me. You're having problems with it. >> Are either of these yours? >> Yeah. This is ours. >> Okay. >> What's going on? I'm not crashing. >> No. No, ma'am. No, ma'am. No, ma'am. >> Make him a little tighter on her. She's got little wrist. >> She's trying to take them off. >> Let's just >> stop. Stop, >> [ __ ] What the? >> You need to stop. >> Stop resisting arrest or I'm going to charge you. >> All right, that's battery. >> Stop. >> You are under arrest for shoplifting. >> How long? >> We will worry about that later. Stop resisting. >> STOP TRYING TO SCRATCH ME. STOP TRYING TO SCRATCH ME. >> STOP. >> Then stop. STOP YOU DOING ALL THAT [ __ ] >> STOP. You have to calm down. I'm going to tighten the cuffs >> to keep you from escaping. >> [ __ ] >> then calm down. >> Yeah. >> There you go. >> She scratching. >> What about that other suit? You just got yourself a felony charge. Uh Jasmine got on. >> Let's go take her to your car. >> Okay. >> And we'll come back and deal with this. >> All right. >> Come on, J. >> Stand up for me. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Where's my bag at? Right. >> That lady right there. >> Nope. >> Stand here for me. Okay. >> Go. >> You need my bag. >> It will come with He's going to stand here. >> Okay. All right. >> Come on. He's going to stand here with your bag. The bag's going to come with us and just walk. >> You are not getting away. Stop it. >> Jasmine kicks, screams, accuses officers of excessive force, and invokes George Floyd's name. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> STOP. JASMINE, >> you are going to jail today. It is happening. >> Stop resisting. Stop. Walk. You just broke my train, bro. If you would walk, >> this wouldn't happen. >> Walk. >> Stand up. >> Come on, Jasmine. Stand up. Act like an adult. >> Hold on. Get >> another officer. We'll drag her. 39. >> She claims she's being hurt and refuses to walk. >> You're not getting the cuffs off. >> Stop it. >> Can you send us one more unit, please? Stop. >> How about I give y'all all the money that y'all need for them outfits? That was only 20 bucks. >> Time for that has passed. 41. >> Stop. What are you doing? You like >> Stop kicking me. >> I'm not kicking you inside. >> Get out. >> Well, you can't get out. >> Stop. >> This is not a game, Jasmine. >> I'm going to roll it over on her stomach. >> Yeah. You going to kill me like how y'all did. George, >> no one's going to do anything. >> No one's going to hurt you. >> Cooperate. >> Everything that's happening to you is is on you. >> Stop. >> There's gum in my hair. Can you take it out? >> No, I'm not worried about that right now. >> I was unable to call. >> So, when do I get out? Today. Well, you're going to have a very high bond. So, it'll depend on how much money you have, >> which was only $40 stolen. >> You battered a law enforcement officer and you resisted arrest. >> I didn't battery. >> Okay. Talk to your lawyer about that. >> I don't have a lawyer. Call my dad though to let him know that he's been >> I'll call him when you're at the jail. >> NO, CALL HIM NOW CUZ HE'S the one that dropped me off. >> No. >> You want us to call him? >> Yes. Can you call him? >> I will call him. If you get up and walk over here, >> listen to me. You get up and walk, I will call him. >> Okay. >> You're going to get up and walk. His number is 8505. >> Hold on. I'm not going to call. >> Worry about that when we get to the car. >> Until we're in the car. Once we're in the car, I will call him. >> Stand up for us. Put your hands behind your back where they belong. >> I will get your back. Do you want me to call your dad or not? >> If you give us a problem, I'm not calling your dad. >> Call my dad. >> I will soon as you get in the car. >> We will call you. Call him as soon as you get to the car. >> Y'all pulling me the wrong way. >> You're the person. >> You got to go that way. >> Your hands under your legs now. Stand up. I'm going to roll you over. It's easier if you do it from your side. >> Stand up. >> There you go. >> Officers inform her she will face a felony for battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. >> All right. Don't >> you walk? >> Come on. >> She keeps trying to get out of the cuffs. >> Stop. >> You going to walk this time? >> Y'all got my titties and everything. >> That's on you, Jess. Stop. That [ __ ] hurts. Stop >> walking it too. >> Walk. >> Turn her this way and drag her. >> Stop trying to twist it. >> That's from you. >> That's from you, [ __ ] >> Hey, stop. I got it. >> She's going to fall, though. We're going to have to grab her feet. Probably >> I'm telling you, it's much easier. >> All right, that's fine. She's not. >> It's much easier. >> My daddy's in the mall. You can go see her right now. >> Go this way. Two of her back towards us, guys. >> Now, there you go. >> No. No. Turn the sirens. Turn. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Come on. >> All right. That'll work. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Come on. >> She continues to resist. Officers are forced to drag her and keep readjusting the handcuffs. >> One more time. She keeps slipping these cuffs. Stand >> up. Put your hands up. Make sure the keyways are on the bottom. >> Am I bleeding? >> No, >> I am. >> Cuz you keep cuffing them around me too tight. >> So I can get out by my dad. We're not going to talk about that right now. Just get in the car. >> Is that from her nails? >> Yeah. >> Nasty ass nails. >> No, it's from there. The suspect had seven clothing items from three retailers in heag valued at $1348. She was petite that resisting without violence, reacting with violence bery on a officer and assault on an officer. Refusing to comply with basic lawful orders can escalate a minor situation like a trespass warning into a serious criminal case involving resisting arrest, battery, and felony charges. Remaining calm and cooperative is the key to avoiding unnecessary legal consequences. This is the reaction of netizens to this situation. What started as just trying on clothes turned into a full crash course on trespassing laws and bad decisions. When alarms go off and cooperation goes out the window, things escalate fast and nobody wins. Refusing to leave a private store is one thing, but resisting officers only adds charges, not sympathy. 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. >> I I have some issues. >> On January 2023, dramatic encounter spirals into chaos. And just when you think it's over, a jaw-dropping twist. Can this West Coast suspect talk their way out, or is the damage already done? >> Can you put in your report that we can put in our report? >> Yeah. Police approach a man caught stuffing store items into a box. When questioned, he admits they're not his and begins pulling things from his pockets, prompting the officer to quickly warn him to stop reaching, unsure of what else might be hidden. >> Hi there. >> Hey, how you >> police? Not too bad. I got my camera going. Okay. >> Is that your box? >> Uh, yeah. Putting stuff in there. >> Putting stuff in there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You can put that there and then you can leave it when we come out here. Okay. >> Okay. >> What do you have in all your pockets there? >> Just a bunch of stuff. >> Bunch of stuff. Does it belong to the store? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want to take it out and put it on the counter here? >> Yeah. >> Wait. Give me a second. Don't put your hands in your pockets. >> Don't Don't put your hands in your pockets. Just take them out. You're fine. You have any guns? Nice weapons on you. You know about you? You're being on video record. You know that? Yeah. Okay. Just put your hands on top of your head. You're not going to handcuff. Just making sure. No weapons on you of any kind. Nope. All right, for now you're going to go on handcuff. Not under wrist. >> Not under wrist. Just grab the item and not fight me on your ass. Okay. Okay. >> I I I have I'm having some issues. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yes, sir. Oh my god. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Okay. Okay. >> Remember what I said when you're not going to fight and I told you to put your hands behind your back? >> I just I'm I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> And then you wanted to tense up on me? >> My my my brain just miswired. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Well, I'm glad we got it working now that we're on the ground. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> We're going to stay like this for a second. >> Okay. >> The officer safely detains the man in handcuffs, clarifying that he's not under arrest, just being secured for safety. The man apologizes, saying he panicked during a mental lapse and wasn't trying to resist. We could have made this very easy. >> I wasn't trying to resist you at all. I was just >> I was I was >> I'm okay with him right now. >> Misfired my brain. >> Yeah, you misfired your brain. That's okay. >> You need the fire department? >> No, sir. >> 53. He's uninjured. Uh, but I'll contact 16 by phone. >> No, that's all. >> All right. To your side. >> My way, buddy. >> Okay. Well, you're the one that stuffed it all the way down by. >> All right. Well, this butt. The officer explains he noticed the man's bulging pockets and sensed resistance when the suspect tensed up, prompting a quick take down for safety. >> All right, stand up. >> All right, we'll walk out here. We're going to go out to this car right here. Beautiful. You go and sit on the push bar for a second. >> After being read his Miranda rights, the man admitted he intended to leave the store without paying for the items in his pockets. He claimed it was his first time shoplifting from that particular store. >> Morning. Okay. Okay. >> What? You sure? You can move. Hi there. Hello. >> They point him out to me. I didn't know how I thought mom's pretty close. So I go out. I contact him. He's pretty cool. He has filling up a box with items. Okay, come over here. And I I can see just bulges. I'm like, "You want to take that out?" And I was like, "Wait a second. I don't want you to reach your pockets." Thought I felt something hard. So I grabbed his hands. I hold him behind his back. And I said, "What we're going to do? You're going to stay like this for a second, tanian handcuffs." And he's like, "Whoa, whoa, whoa." And he started to tense up. So I did a quick leg sweep to the ground, put him on the ground, held him there. Then he he gave up on the ground and launch came. Kevin. >> Kevin. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Kevin's belt. >> Uh, K E V I N. >> All right. Kevin, are you going to have any warrants as well? >> All right. >> You got name? >> I got name. I'll run them. >> Since you're in handcuffs, I'm going to read this to you and I'll talk to you more, okay? If you'd like to talk to me. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Yep. >> Okay. Question. When I said that you're going to be detained, not under arrest, why did you decide to tense up on me and say, "Whoa, whoa, whoa." When I said no, you're not going to do that. >> Oh, yeah. I I was like, "This is illegal." >> How's that illegal? >> It's not It's not I had I had a misfire. >> It is. Hey, it happens to the best of us, but when a cop tells you that you're going to be detained and you start to tense up. Could you understand why you want to stomach? >> Yeah, you're good. I would never try for that. >> I I I appreciate you being honest. >> You did your job. >> So, keep being honest, man. So, you were in there. You were putting all those items in the in the box. Were you going to walk out of here without paying for him? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. Hey, again, I respect that. You're being honest with me. Okay. Is this the first time you've been in here doing this? Like this store specifically? >> I I've never been trespassed from here at all. >> Okay. Never been trespassed, but have you shoplifted in here before? I don't It's not like I have video of you doing it before. Okay. First time in here. You just go in there. Where did you get the box from? Was that your box or was it in here? >> It just was in here. >> It just been in here. You grabbed it, started fill it up, and then you were just going to walk out. >> There was already stuff in the box. >> Oh, and you just started to put more stuff. >> That wasn't my box. It was just like I was like, "Oh, yeah." I froze up first. I was going, "Yeah, it's mine." Yeah. >> Okay. And then I saw you putting stuff in it. >> And then you were just going to grab it and walk out. You had no take the box. Oh, take the boxes. I was going to stuff in my pockets. >> Oh, I don't know. >> Yeah, I was. >> So, you had stuff in your pockets. You were probably just walk out with that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No, no intention of paying for the items. >> I was going to shovel. Yeah. >> Okay. It is what it is. Were I know the items don't seem like big items. It was like soap and stuff. >> Were they to sell later or for personal use? >> They're for personal use only. I don't have anything out here. And um >> Where do you live at? I I live in I live in Pacific. >> Pacific. What are you doing here in K? >> I'm just here right now because I I wound up here. I have to get on the bus. Um kind of on a impulsive decision. >> The suspect identified as Kevin opened up about a troubling backstory, revealing he had been previously assaulted by police and others while at a mental health facility. He believes the traumatic experience left him with lasting fear and potential delusions which may have influenced his behavior during the incident. Can I tell you something that you could maybe put in your report? >> That we can put in our report? >> Yeah, >> sure. >> I I I was attacked a couple years ago. You know, Washington, the police were involved in attacking me. It was It was brutal. And the I've been too afraid to tell anybody. >> The police attacked you in Arlington? >> Police and some people that worked at a mental health facility. >> Okay. >> I've never been checking into one involuntarily. I've been to one before and there was no infractions. So, I have no mental health record. But when I went there the second time, they attacked me and a man a man tried to break my neck twice and then I went into shock and woke up but the police were police were scaring me pretending to stomp on me and I held my breath going to be dead until I passed out. >> Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Kevin. >> And I didn't know what to do cuz the cops were involved. So, I'm just afraid. Ever since then, I've had this um voice in my head talking to me. >> Kevin further explains that he hears voices and suspects he may have been drugged or had a kidney stolen in the past. He connects these intense fears to his ongoing mental health struggles, describing a constant sense of being watched, manipulated, and controlled. Put me down every day. And um I'm trying to get my life together, get a job again. But I think I stole my kidney or something to be honest with you. >> Wow. >> Because ever since I did that same the same day I attacked, I went home the next day and there was a voice in my head and they distracted. >> Was it connected to your kidney? >> I believe so. because the the only reason why I would have been out there at all or the only reason why anyone would ever do that and they keep me distracted is because they're trying to keep me from going to the hospital. I I woke up sleep outside 7 night. I woke up with yellow yellow hospital like it's all over me and I was asleep in the middle of the town. You know, there was no hospital nearby. So like people have been putting you under at night and doing hospital stuff of wherever I'm at since that just since that incident. >> Like does that make sense? >> Not entirely. Okay. >> I mean, like >> it's called coordinated. I went to Auburn Medical twice. They wouldn't let me see anyone in the emergency room. >> Huh. >> Because they were just like, "We can't." And like they didn't say, but then I fell asleep in the in the waiting room and they let me sleep for 3 or 4 hours. >> Yeah. It was nice of them. >> It was nice to them. And you know, if it's that coordinated, then that's what it is, right? That's that's kind of like what are you going to do? >> You're just a civilian and you're a drug addict. You fell off. So, but I just wanted to tell somebody about right now cuz I didn't judge me. So, that's that's all. Thank you. >> Do you think the jail will be able to take on this? Probably not. >> I do not that email yesterday. Whatever. At least INR though. >> Okay. Here's what's going to happen. >> Despite Kevin's confession and bizarre story, the officer informs him that due to jail overcrowding, he won't be taken into custody. Instead, Kevin will be cited for the offense fingerprinted on the spot and released with a future court date. a decision that reflects the system's current limitations while still holding him accountable. >> You're at lucky day. Jail has too many people on there. They don't want you. >> But what I'm still going to do, I'm going to take you there. You're going to get your fingerprinted and then you'll be cited at large basically for your crime. So, you're still going to go down there, get fingerprinted. They'll release you tonight within maybe an hour if that. And then uh you'll be fine to get out of here and then you'll just have a court date later. Does that make sense? >> Cited according for what? >> For cuz you shoplifted. You obstruct an arrest. I'm getting a court date for this. That's that doesn't make sense to me at all. I I want to fight you on that. >> You can court date. It's going to be for the obstruction. >> You can't if if I'm not going to if I'm not going to jail for a court date for an array, then you can't take me to jail. >> Well, at least he's going to be arguing. >> All right. Come on. >> I'm just trying to stop my vlog. I do know some vlogs. That's awesome. >> That's okay. >> We're going to go right here in the car. >> Okay. >> We already sight it at large. One second. >> I'm I'm an external. You can't send your guard. >> Kevin, confused by the process, asks why he's being taken in if he's not going to jail. The officer calmly explains that it's part of standard procedure. He'll be fingerprinted, processed, and then released. Cited at large means Kevin will receive a court summon by mail rather than being held in custody. >> Means you get a citation in the mail. >> Law break law. What did you do? >> I didn't take it. >> You historically broke the law. You already >> But what am I going to jail for right now? >> You're going to jail to be fingerprinted and then you're going to be released. >> Kevin Sage Baldwin cameras came on. >> I don't trust you guys cuz you just said I'm cited at large. What does it mean at large? >> It means you're getting a piece of paper in the mail to your mailing address. >> Okay. I don't have any warrants, right? >> No. >> So why go to jail? I can't put me in jail right now. in addition, >> sir. I people that wonder, don't come out. I already know that. >> All right. Go ahead and slide on out, my man. When you come out, I'll have you face towards this back tire here. We'll get you out of handcuffs. When I take you out, you're going to take your left hand out first. You're going to put on top of the card. That make sense to you? >> Yep. >> Perfect. >> Why does he look terribly familiar? cuz he just got out of here. He doesn't remember what it was for, though. >> All right, my man. >> Yep. Have a good night. >> Uh, that address that you told me is current. >> Yeah, >> that's where you'll get your citations at large. Okay. >> Means you'll get a court date for trespass and obstructing arrest. Okay. >> Or not shoplift. Have a good night, man. >> Next time I tell you you're going to go in handcuffs, just let it happen and we'll make it easier. Okay. >> Kevin was charged with shoplifting and obstruction. He is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Always stay calm and cooperative when approached by law enforcement. Resisting can escalate the situation quickly. Stealing, no matter how small the items, can lead to legal consequences and court appearances. That thief thought they had it all figured out. But the next one, even sneakier. Stay tuned and comment your