to access people's, you know, onetime pins for a bank account for for whatever reason. >> No, they can't hear me. >> I GET DOWN ON THE GROUND NOW. >> THEY CAN'T HEAR ME. >> DOWN ON THE GROUND. I PROMISE YOU. >> Many shoplifterss walk into stores believing they [music] can outsmart employees and slip away unnoticed. What they often forget is that modern surveillance systems and [music] alert staff are always a step ahead. From hidden cameras to undercover [music] loss prevention teams, their every move is being tracked. Let's dive into some jaw-dropping moments where police caught shoplifterss red-handed, turning their sneaky attempts into instant regret. >> Are you serious? >> Let me go, bro. >> Are you serious? >> Bend your arm or I'll bend. >> On May 2nd, 2024, police responded to a Walgreens theft after a woman reportedly left the store carrying over six gallons of bleach and laundry detergent. I'm over here. I'm stopping you real quick. >> What? >> Okay. Where'd you get all this stuff? >> Huh? >> Be honest. >> The store all the way at Pizza. >> You just left the store. Just give me the stuff back so I can take it back to him. >> All right. >> All right. We not going to go through all this. >> All right. Take it back. >> Give me a second. No. Stay right there real quick. 2662. Do we have another unit a Oh, never mind. Uh 2282 is here. All right. >> Why? Please take off your bag for me real quick. Is there anything in your pouch? Okay. All right. So, we got all the stuff. Um, can you just do me a favor? Just go down to them, tell them, you know, we got all of it and return it because, you know, make sure they, you know, >> Yeah. And we'll work it out like that. Bring the backpack back, though. That's hers. Clearly, that ain't nobody else. The woman has no form of ID, prompting the officer to consider charging her with obstruction of identification since she was caught during a misdemeanor offense. >> There's nothing in there that you need right now. All right, give them a second. Let them return it and just, you know what I'm saying? You already know what to do. >> I'll bring the backpack back. All right. >> But try to, you know, you feel me? >> Cuz it ain't even worth all that extra stuff. You got ID on you? I'd ra you have some sort of ID. I'd rather you have an ID. If not, I have to take you in and process you. >> I don't have nothing. >> So, no. I state ID something. >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay. Go ahead and put that put that down for me. I just don't like people holding [ __ ] Hey, Coler, make sure you relate to them that nobody keep showing up to their stuff. And what we were talking about earlier, you know, they got their stuff back. Hopefully they'd be cool with that. >> Is there anything? Can you open the back pouch for me? Just so I don't got to search you and all that other stuff. That's cool. I don't give a [ __ ] about none of that other stuff. All right, that's the secret wallet. There's no ID in here is what you're telling me. >> Dispatch confirms she has a serviceable warrant out of Cook County, though she denies it. The officer informs her she is under arrest. So when I ask you for ID while out of I'm trying to actually get you out of the [ __ ] So this is obstruction of identification. This is arrestable because I asked you for your ID cuz you're caught in a commission of a misdemeanor already. Now that's two charges rather than me trying to just let you slide. Why lie? You on probation? >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to I'm literally trying to let you slide and you just keep lying to me for some [ __ ] >> Go ahead. You have a warrant. Anything? >> No. >> Jisha is revoked out of Chicago for an 89. is also showing a serviceable warrant. Actually, disregard that. Show it as county serviceable warrant. >> Do you have warrant? What's it for? >> I don't have no warrant. >> I'm telling you you have a warrant. I'm not even asking you at the point. I'm telling you you have a warrant. They just told me you got a warrant right now. >> What? >> Uh it's service law out of Cook County for something. That's why I'm asking you cuz there's difference between warrants with the new >> I have a warrant. When the officer attempts to handcuff her, she resists arrest, yelling, "Let me go." multiple times before being restrained and taken into custody. >> I'm about to grab it in a minute. I ain't going to leave it. I don't leave nobody [ __ ] nowhere. >> 2662. I have one in custody. >> What? I got a warrant for >> about to tell you. They didn't tell me. >> Come on, man. Let me go, bro. >> Are you serious? >> Let me go, bro. >> Are you serious? >> Bend your arm or I'll bend it for you. >> Let me go, bro. >> Let me go. >> All right. This is the last time I'm going to tell you. It's going to hurt. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. >> 2662. Can you send the other officer back over there? She's getting uh fight. Everything's 104. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. 2662. We are on 21st Street in Cisro. >> The officer explains she tried to slip out of her cuffs and flee, forcing him to subdue her. He notes she had about 15 to 20 items of soap and detergent. >> Get in the car. >> 144. Oh my god. >> You can close it, please. What's your name? >> Now, [laughter] it's a simple thing. We would have figured it out. I tried to keep the cuffs loose on you. You slipped. She slipped her hand out and she tried to take off on me. So, I had to try to cuff her. Then, she started fighting. I put her on the ground, cuffed her up. It's all good. Why would you do that? Why would you do that? >> I'm trying to help you. I'm even trying to take the Walgreens stuff off you. >> What she had? She had like like at least 15 to 20 things of soap and you know I told Coler to take it back. I said, "Hey, talk to them." >> Maybe they'll let her slide. We got the stuff back. >> Okay. >> So, we're waiting while we're waiting. She said they say she got a warrant. >> It's serviceable. I said, "Hey, man. You got to come with this warrant. Don't worry about it. It's something simple. It's the way they're putting it." She said, "Hey, man. Let me go." I said, "Man, I'm I put the cuffs loose. I try not to put them on tight with too many people. She ends up, she's like, "Man, no." She tries to take off. I grab her. I put her on the bench. And I said, I put her arm behind her back. I said, "You need to bend your arm. I'm going have to bend it until I cuffed." She still refuses. She swoon, kicking, and stuff. She didn't kick me, luckily. >> Despite the resistance, the officer remains calm, telling her he's still going to help her out and that her offenses are minor misdemeanors. >> Ready? With all this, I'm still going to help you out >> cuz I don't believe in locking people up for nothing they don't need to. >> 262 status station >> misdemeanor. [ __ ] around and get out tonight. Maybe tomorrow morning. >> What's your name? >> Darishia. >> Dania. Okay. Do you remember real quick? I'm just going to make sure you don't have anything any >> that's your umbrella. It's her umbrella. >> Don't do all that. >> You going to get another charge. >> This is misdemeanor stuff. This is light work. >> Have a seat. >> Even your warrant stuff. It's light work. You You do something to where one of us get hurt. That's a felony. Then you go >> calm down. >> See, can we get you some water or something? Take a deep breath. Come on. >> Okay. >> You going to bring your backpack back over so whatever you got in there is good. The doctors do what they got to do. You don't want to catch more charges in here. Hey, listen. I'm trying to get you out of here. That's a That's a boss. >> I'm trying to get you out of here. Got you know there's a new law, right? And stuff. So, we'll get you what we got to do. Get you out of here. But if you cause more stuff in here, you're going to be here longer. Okay. >> We'll make it worse. It's not the end of the world. Okay. >> You don't even You ain't even got nothing serious. >> It's not serious at all. >> At all, man. You good to go. Let us figure it out. >> The more calming you are, the less time you're going to be getting. >> Absolutely. >> I'm going to try to hurry and speed through this [ __ ] >> What's this uh for just retail? >> Right now, it's just retail misdemeanor stuff. Um >> there is a uh a warrant from somewhere, but that's neither here nor there just yet. I'll figure that out in a second. >> The warrant is confirmed as a failure to appear in court, a low-level charge. The officer assures her she'll likely be released the next morning. >> Like I said, I think the the dispatcher is new, too. So, >> I don't even know if it's I don't even know if it's a valid >> You've been cool with you, right? >> We're going to get you out of here. All right. >> Listen, these officers going to lie. >> Just double check. So, I'm going to tell you what you was asking me. Okay. So, your warrant was a simple failure to appear in court. Is it? That's it. It's a failure to appear. I show you. I If you want, I'll let you walk over here. We'll look at it together. But it's a failure to appear. You were supposed to appear in DuPage for court. >> No, I wasn't. I don't know how. >> I don't know about that. >> I don't. >> This is you. This is you. >> I don't know. Dage. >> Dear Anisha. >> See, age 34. >> I don't have no dup. >> I'm telling you what it's telling me. At this moment, I need you to take off your socks. I'm not doing [ __ ] The difference of doing that whether you want to do it or not. I'm not going to tell you what to do. >> It's getting out in the morning early >> or you staying and going to 26 and cal. >> That's the difference. >> The officer explains new bail procedures. She'll sign out on an IBond no cash bail and retrieve her belongings after release. >> Unless you wanted a different debit card or something to take over there. So you >> got a war for Lee County. How the get out? >> It's not cash bonds no more. It's IBonds. >> All they're going to do is give you >> they're going to issue a new tomorrow. You got you're going to have to sign out. They're going to give you a new court date and you're going to have to go to wherever that they're going to tell you where to go for that. >> That's it. I'm telling you. >> It's not like how it used to be. >> Yeah, it's definitely not. >> It's way different. >> This is going to be the stuff that she go with her venture. Do you want a different debit card than this one? If you need your own bread, you're going to sign yourself out, but I don't know if you need bread in the morning to move around. >> I want all my [ __ ] >> No, you don't. You only get to take one to court. You come, you got to in the morning you come back and get your other stuff. >> I want all my stuff. >> It doesn't it doesn't work that way. >> A part of your property stays here and you will come and pick. >> I'm being honest with you. >> The courts only allow you to, you know, bring certain things. Not even our procedures. >> In the morning when they release you, you just come to the front desk with the sheet they're going to give you, what we're going to give you. You get your property back. We'll just hand it to you out the side door. >> Where my phones? >> I got them right over there. The officer ultimately charged her only with retail theft, dropping the failure to identify and resisting arrest charges. She was also processed on her outstanding warrant for >> She is charged only with retail theft. The failure to identify and resisting arrest charges are dropped. She is also processed on her outstanding warrant for failure to appear. Honesty and cooperation with law enforcement can often lead to leniency. Resisting arrest or lying only turns a minor offense into a much bigger problem. 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. >> I'm sorry, guys. I'm not trying to be painful. >> Well, we're not also trying to hurt. We're not trying to hurt you. So, >> I'm not doing anything. You're going to hurt me >> basically inside of my >> On May 26th, 2025, police detained a man suspected of stealing trading cards. Officers inspect his receipt and items noticing a mismatch between listed prices and the actual products. >> Hey, sir, how's it going? >> Good. How you doing? >> Good, thank you. Uh, so right now you are being detained. We got an investigation that you potentially just stole trading cards. So we're going to just take a look at the receipt and everything. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Buns CP Snackers. >> What What do we got there? Are those the trading cards? >> Yep. >> All right. We got one, two, three. >> What's in here? >> There's eight buns and snackers. And then what are those? >> Uh, eight boxes of trading cards. >> Six. Six. Six. >> Six. Yep. You're right. >> Seven boxes. >> I got seven CP snackers here. >> Six. Look at these. That's the >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. >> I might have not took I might have overcharged it. Lossrevention explains the suspect used fake barcode stickers to scan expensive trading card boxes for only $1 each. >> CG snackers, do you mind if you just run in with uh loss prevention with us and just get this straightened out cuz I'm not reading this all correctly. >> Okay. >> All right. Perfect. Thank you. I appreciate >> No, you're good. I'm sorry. >> All right. Cooper's been doing this in Michigan and Ohio. >> Okay. That's why it was like >> So, was he scanning like a >> I don't know if he had something else printed, but he had it was like a little thing of like clearanced apples and I'm wondering if he just multiple times. >> Okay. Do you want to see a video first or do you want a receipt? >> Uh, receipt. Okay. >> I don't think it's going to be felony. And then we do have a trespass form for him, too. >> Okay. So that's what he was scanning. Okay. >> I was wondering. I'm like, he's got another sticker on there somewhere. >> Do we have a piece of paper that we can put that on and I can put it in evidence? >> I was wondering. I'm like, I'm watching him scan it and I'm like, there's no way he's going to pay for those cards. >> Store staff confirmed the items were not $1. Leading officers to arrest the suspect on the spot for theft, >> right? Say I don't I just need what's on here. >> Yeah. >> Name and date of birth really is all I need. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to run out and get that. Okay. >> Um if you get the receipt and then um we have this. So he was scanning this and that's for a dollar, correct? >> Yes. >> I'll leave this here. I'll be right back. Okay. >> Hi, ma'am. Hi. >> All right. So, he has a receipt here. We wanted to just verify what's on the receipt versus what's So, those are not $1. Those are trading cards. So, they'll be >> So, how much are they? >> Not a dollar. So, you've been doing this in Michigan and Ohio. >> Okay. So, that's not accurate then? >> No. Okay. >> All right, sir. >> The man is handcuffed and searched with officers ensuring he has no weapons. He admits his wife dropped him off and they're staying at a hotel. >> You are going to be placed under arrest. Okay. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're being placed under arrest. >> Okay. I hear that. I have my phone in my hand. >> All right. We got your phone here. All right. He's going to need two. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. What do you think? That's >> Don't don't reach for anything. Okay. >> How am I reaching? >> You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you by the state. Okay. If you choose to speak with us now and you hold on left one, left one, left one. This one forward. >> Yes, I am out with them now. Ah. All right, we're going to get you. Okay. >> All right. Stop dressing. All right. I'm >> sorry. I'm not trying to. >> What do you keep reaching for? >> I'm not reaching for anything. >> You keep grabbing stuff. >> I catch my back hand. >> Okay. >> Cuz these things. >> So, your cuffs are double locked. So, that means that they are not going to tighten once you twist. Okay. >> I know. I'm not trying to twist. I'm just saying the left one is really big. >> Just don't twist your arms. Okay. I'm currently searching you to make sure you have no weapons or anything on you. >> Weapons. >> Where's your car at? >> There. >> Is anybody with you? >> No, I got to call my boys. >> During transport, the suspect tells police he's struggling financially, paying $2, $600 a month for a hotel and car rental. He claims desperation led him to steal. I have she is we're in a hotel. >> Okay. >> I have to get a hold of her immediately. So, >> she's going to reach out to her. >> Well, there's no way I could talk to her and just tell her what she has to do. So, that >> Let's cross that bridge. Okay. When we come to it, let me go talk to them, then we'll go from there. >> You guys going to talk to them real quick? >> Yes. Okay. >> Oh, most certainly. >> It's so freaking hot back here. >> It sure is. >> You don't understand. We're in a hotel right now. >> Okay. >> That's why I've been doing what I've been doing. I I haven't been able to afford everything. It's $2,600 a month just to be where I'm at. On top of that, we don't have our vehicle. I've been renting a car. >> So, you know what I mean? >> What's your social? >> Okay. >> I got >> Yep. I got you. I'm going to help you out. Okay. >> Cuz I have the cards. I have the cards with with any kind of money on it. >> What? >> Hey, honey. >> Very very bad news. >> What? >> I got picked up by the police. >> I >> um I don't know where I'm going yet. Um, >> the suspect is allowed to briefly call his wife, warning her he's being taken to Delaware County Jail and instructing her to contact relatives and retrieve their rental car. >> You know, when you dropped off the car at Meyer, you have to tell the guy who we rented from to pick up his car from Meyer. His name is Sammy. >> Okay. >> Um, I don't Do you have his number? >> Um, I don't think so. No. >> All right. Um, this is going to be the this officer is going to help me because he knows my situation and he it's going to be a while. Um, you know I love you, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you're going to have to figure out we're going to have to have you call my brother up, call my mother up. You're going to have to figure out a way to get to Mississippi. >> Okay. >> I Baby, I'm here. But here's the problem. you know, in in jail and stuff, you have to keep up on me because I I am very It's very hard for me to get any information to you. >> I know. >> Okay. So, the card So, so please. So, the card um I'm in Westerville right now. I I think I'm probably going to the county jail, correct? >> Yep. >> I'm going to be going to the county. Is that going to be Franklin? >> Delaware. >> Oh, I'm going to be going to Delaware County Jail. Okay. This is the officer who's talking with us. He's helping. So, um, the car, get a piece of paper, please. >> Okay. I know you're going to be very, very upset. I am so sorry. >> All right. You got to wrap this up. Okay. >> I'm trying to do this quick. I I just have to get Are you okay, honey? >> Okay. You have to call Sammy. You have Sean's number. You have my mom's number. You have to call Brian Pascowitz up. Brian will help you go to the Delaware County Jail and you'll be able to get your cards for the little money that's on there because they're your cards. >> Okay, say goodbye. >> Real quick, honey. Um, sorry. Uh, last thing, honey. Um, the He wants me to wrap this up, so just keep in touch with me. >> Officers discover he has a full extradition warrant from Michigan for similar theft crimes. Evidence includes barcodes found on the stolen boxes. >> I'll try to call you back. They might let me call you back in a little bit. >> Okay. >> All right. Say goodbye. >> All right. Bye. >> Hey, they still want to trespass him, right? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Info for them to trespass. So, I'm going to have them make a copy and she has to sign this. >> Um, we'll serve him that paperwork. It sounds like he has warrants. No offender. >> Uh, he's got a full extradition one. >> Nice. Yeah. >> From where? >> Michigan. >> Michigan. >> It looks like he's been doing this for a long time. >> That's what they said. >> Yeah. Um, yeah, we have the stickers on the bottom of the boxes that he was doing. >> Okay. >> Um, so we'll have those for evidence. She's doing up the receipt now. >> Okay, sweet. >> What? >> Um, yeah. >> I don't know if her >> 60 said we can just do direct transport. If you're okay, I I don't know how long that'll be. I can try and start on the charges or if you'd be willing to work on that while I'm transporting and then email it to me and then we'll just boom, boom, boom. >> Absolutely. Okay, >> I'll start I'll start working on it now though and then like >> Okay, perfect. >> Police confirm through facial recognition that the man has been part of a multi-state theft ring operating across Michigan and Ohio. >> We file charges in Michigan. I just don't know if the Columbus folks have started doing that yet. >> Yeah. No, he doesn't I haven't looked at his whole sheet yet, but we'll be taking him to Delaware. You guys do want to prosecute, correct? >> Yes, we do. >> I have another case on him, too. If >> that ready, but >> yeah. >> So, we can do charges today. If you can get like the report and everything, the footage and all that and um like obviously a statement like that and then we can add that to the report. So, >> cool. Okay. >> I'll check too and see if he is a trespass already. >> Okay, perfect. >> Say it wouldn't be out of Ohio, but I don't know. Yeah, >> he might. I'm not sure though. >> Yeah, this is a good catch. So, do you guys have like facial recognition or like >> we have um basically like an OC investigator. >> Okay. >> So, we were all having a bunch of cases on this guy and we sent it in for facial recognition and she saw it and she was like, >> um, that's so and so out of Michigan. We're like, oh, of course he's in Ohio. >> No, that's awesome. All right, perfect. We'll serve him for this and we'll get the charges together and go from there. >> Oh, thank you so much. I appreciate it. >> Perfect. Thank you. And just uh I don't know. I'll give you my card for the >> Oh, yeah. The case number. >> Mhm. And then that way you can shoot me an email and you have it together and I'll pick it. >> During processing, the suspect expresses regret and says he didn't want to steal but was under financial pressure. Officers record his personal information and hotel address. >> I'll get that done. Actually, I can just email you everything so you don't even have to come back. >> That's awesome. >> I don't know what to do with that. >> The best thing would to do would be to not steal. >> I understand what I've done, sir. >> Okay. >> I know you're trying to be truthful and I get it. I don't want to steal. >> What's your address, sir? >> Where? >> Now, where I live now? >> 58. You know, it's just >> So, you don't own a house or anything? >> No. I don't know. >> If you didn't have that hotel, where would you go? >> If I didn't have the hotel, where would I go from here? >> We'll just put the hotel for now. >> Yeah. I mean, I'm I'm trying to figure out >> What city is that in Columbus? >> That's in Yeah. >> How tall are you? >> 6 feet. >> How much do you weigh? >> 340. >> Hair color? >> Brown. >> Eyes >> blue. >> I appreciate your cooperation. >> Tiffany, just just please let me call you one more time. Just be okay. Everything. You know what? This had to have been done no matter what. You could call Sean. Call Brian. Okay. So, remember, you need a couple bucks. >> He received an official trespass notice banning him from all Maya store properties nationwide. Police finalize paperwork and prepare his case for prosecution. >> But that's this this big deal is, you know, I'm going to >> for a warrant. >> Yeah. Well, I have warrants. You know that. Okay. >> So, so try to stay calm. Try to get a hold of your mother. >> All right, sir. So, this is your form. Notice of trespass from all Meyer properties. Okay. So, you've been given a criminal trespass by an authorized agent of Meyer. This criminal trespass informs you that Meyer is a privately organ owned organization that reserves the right to refuse service to anyone at any time for any reason. Okay. This time you are no longer permitted on any Meyer property that includes but is not limited to Meyer stores, gas stations, parking lots, warehouses, and any Meyerowned land. Failure to obey the rules of this trespass will result in your immediate arrest and prosecution for criminal trespassing. Do you understand? Have you been trespassed before from Meyer? Okay. So, I'm going to put this up with your stuff. Okay. And it's going to go with them or with your stuff. She's getting the uh the rest of the stuff ready and she'll email me when she has it. I can just for >> He was charged with theft in Ohio for the barcode scam at Maya while also being wanted in Michigan for multiple prior theft related crimes. Crime driven by desperation still leads to consequences. No matter how clever the scam truth and justice eventually catch up, after you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Zone if you like this. >> Everything in there is not from the store. >> From where? >> On July 02, 2025, store employee confronts a man about a backpack full of items not purchased at the store, saying they watched him conceal products in the aisles. >> Hello. Backpack. >> What? >> You're detained. This is your backpack. >> Everything on that bag is not from here. So, >> you said everything in your backpack's not from here, >> right? >> Okay. I watched you walk in with the with the backpack, walk into my aisles and conceal all your products that you took from. And the only thing you bought was that? >> I didn't put anything in the backpack cuz I did turn you anything on you while we're talking. in there is not I didn't get that from the store >> from where you get my message. >> What's What did you take? >> Got looks like probably shampoo products. Zerek. Yep. >> It was in my OTC aisle. Everything in his backpack is for is for my store. >> Confused exchange as the man reacts. Employee insists the contents belong to the store. >> All my OTC Nexium. >> All right. I guess the cameras are wrong, >> right? >> You got it. Okay. He knows he has 99. I have two two I think. >> Huh? >> Bloody good. >> For what? >> So 99. I can't take my quite >> officer asks about the man's well-being, medical issues. Conversation shifts briefly to logistics. >> Yeah. >> You influence anything? >> Huh? Anyone under the influence of anything? No. You got a medical problem? >> Uh, no. You feel generally fine right now? >> You take streets? >> Uh, there used to. >> So, you still yesterday? No, I didn't get >> I believe you talking here. I just want to make sure there's no help. Oh, no. Segway. Yeah, this one is >> Do you have anybody in the area that can come pick this big ass bike up? I don't have to put an evidence that you're not going to get back. >> Discussion about the man's family and who could retrieve belongings. Officer mentions a warrant and that the man will be photographed. >> Uh my mom is with my son in therapy right now. She don't get in therapy with my son. Okay. And she get out. She get out. >> She be able to come get us from the police department. >> Yeah. Right. Okay, you want to just pull it up for a second? >> So appears on this here county. >> Uh I got to find out. When did you get the warrant? >> A while ago. >> Employee notes, CCTV evidence, and recount suspected patent. >> What's a while ago? >> More than likely, it's just going to be a release. I just got to take it across the street to take a photo of you. I just he said he first he said shampoo and pros or zeros shampoo said shampoo or zer in there obviously at least air conditioning I can answer one, but I knew he was going to put up a steak and probably >> employee searches for receipts and mentions a female companion suggests checking parking lot footage. >> I need a receipt. >> Don't touch my uh two seats, please. Piece of [ __ ] This is the same. If you can find out who this female companion is. I don't know if she was in the parking lot. I can check video. I'm told my department pop off tonight. I know that now. >> Hey, uh I see arrest right now. >> Staff and officers compare this incident to a prior similar case. They discuss report details and identifying parties. Yeah. Bill. So that's going to be it. >> Okay. But I'll look forward. Okay. Thanks. Bye. Okay. So, uh question. Uh we do we give the full price uh not the sale price is what you guys do as well. Did you break it down by >> Doesn't matter. >> It doesn't matter. Okay. >> At this point, it's over the threshold anyways. If it's another 100 bucks, 200 bucks, don't make a difference. >> Uh do you want it for evidence? >> I need a photo of it. >> Okay. Just line it up somewhat. >> You want to take it or take it? >> I'll take it. >> Thanks for helping out. Appreciate it. You hear that? This is the This is This is the guy that uh was up on told to call and then his girlfriend called off the cross. >> They talk about previous encounters with the same people taking license plate info and following up later. >> Was this the one that James and I had that night that James had to go and identify them? >> Maybe. I don't know. I don't know. >> It was a darkhaired girl. work there with a big purse and then >> Yeah, that was the one that James and I called the cops that night >> and then we went up to them in the parking lot and then we got the license plate and they came back and James had to go identify her. >> She has it written down. I'll trust her and I'll be calling you. >> Okay, you got my phone number or >> I'll call it. Okay, fine. >> Whatever is good. >> Appreciate it. >> Thanks, officer. Appreciate it. >> Thank you. Do you need his info? >> Uh, can you >> Okay. So, what are they going to see when they check the cameras? Nothing. >> Okay. >> I'm not saying you did or didn't, but if I see you on camera and you're lying, Look at that. Look at that. The officer tells the suspect to get out and follow procedure. The man was caught stealing one talons and $200 worth of store items from Home Depot. Stealing high-v value items can lead to felony charges and serious legal consequences. CCTV and attentive staff make it difficult to get away with theft undetected. But this is still not the worst case. Just wait until you see this next one. [snorts] >> I have nothing against you. >> That's good. That means me and you're going to get along, right? this correctly. My grandpa is Mexican. >> On August the 1st, 20 to25, officers responded to a target for an active shoplifting case. The suspect had already stolen from the same store earlier that morning. >> Light her up. >> Looks like the mail just went back inside. >> Pay for yourself, >> huh? >> Pay for yourself. Yes, I did. >> Where's your receipt? >> I have a Apple. I have a target pay. >> You got an ID on your >> phone. >> Oh, of course it is convenient. Come see the sergeant first. What you want to do? >> Get your ID out. >> It's not here. Where is it at? >> Where's your car at? >> She exited without paying. claimed she used Apple Pay but couldn't provide proof because her phone was dead. Officers challenged her inconsistent story. >> I live across the street. Nope. Don't >> yours? >> No. Mine. >> What happened? >> You didn't pick yourself. >> So, if I need to go do my seat, >> that's what I can do. >> What do you mean? >> What's your first name? >> How'd you pay with it? If my phone did. So, >> how did you pay with it? That's what That's why I'm asking. >> Apple Pay gang. Like, if I'm lying, I'm dead. >> Before my phone just dead. It was Apple Pay like where I could go like this. >> And that's why I telling you like my phone just dead. >> Oh, they're telling us other way. So, >> okay. Well, how can anything go through with it? Like if I'm like, "Okay, you had charging your phone in your car." >> I don't. They got a charger. They're talking about your phone. So, >> what's today? >> You know what day is today? >> Friday. >> What's today? Cook. >> Yep. Officers noted she smelled of alcohol, loss prevention, confirmed she had stolen twice in one day, creating two separate theft cases. >> You're not worried about Cook County? >> I'm not saying I'm not worried about Cook County, but like >> Hold on. Hold on. >> So, put me in the car. >> We will. Don't worry. >> Grab my grabat. >> So, then grab my phone. You going to put me in the front seat? >> Uh, no. >> So, that being said, >> no, listen. Is it going to listen or no? >> Yeah, >> I'm listening. What's up? >> Somebody what? >> You been drinking? >> No. >> Well, it sure smells like >> Wait. Hey, can you roll down my window? >> He said what? >> Hold on. I got you right now. up here earlier this morning. >> Okay. >> Stole some stuff. >> Yeah, she wreaks a booze. So, >> so she earlier this morning, she stole some stuff. LP didn't know exactly what. >> Let's get some pictures of this, but turn it back in. >> So, he's uh he's working that up now. >> Okay. >> She came back today or just now. So, I'll take this back to him. He'll get he'll get us a receipt for it to know how much this is. He's working on how much it was earlier today. This is obviously uh earlier today was unreported yet. >> More tamas. >> So, there'll be there'll be essentially two Two cases, >> two cases, >> right? One this morning and then one right now. >> Is the guy still in there? >> The guys in did the guy didn't take anything. >> We're going to get you back to station in just a little bit. >> So, what that mean? Wait. Come back, Amaya. Am I? Come back. Wait. >> The suspect became combative, denied involvement, and argued that officers were arresting the wrong person. I know you're intoxicated, so your uh timeline is messed up. >> So, with that being said, FOR MY PEOPLE BIRTHDAY, NO, let me talk. >> Let me talk. >> You're just screaming at me and I'm trying to answer your question >> cuz Okay, let me talk first. >> You want to answer your question? >> Can I talk first? >> Sure. I was trying to answer you, but scream at me somewhere. >> That have nothing to do with me. If you didn't get the person right then and there have nothing to do with me. >> You're under [clears throat] arrest for uh >> Okay. No, >> for retail stuff like and um >> that quite freaks me that still have nothing to do with me, >> right? The cart you pushed out with all the >> have nothing to do with me. >> Okay. >> What is this? >> Location. >> Y'all don't even know my name. Try to take me to G. Don't know my name. What's my name? >> You never told me your name. So here, tell me your name either. Let's go down there. >> Okay. I'm not going to tell you. Y'all going to have to call your sergeant for me to talk to him. >> Well, you want me to do your property? She didn't put her NAME DOWN THERE. WHAT I SAID. >> She refused to give her name, demanded a sergeant, resisted being handcuffed properly, and accused officers of wrongful arrest. >> What I said, >> so >> quite frankly, call your sergeant. Hate to get my property. What are you doing, right? >> What do you need a sergeant for? >> Cuz I said it. Cuz y'all arrested people on their own. >> Hold up. Hold up. You're going too far. Hold on. >> No, I ain't going too far. See, >> I got to take these off. Not right now. >> I'm going to take them off. You're going to take a seat. All right. I'm going to take my seat. But like I said, like I just told his ass. >> Uhhuh. >> Your arrest in the wrong direction. Hold. >> Hold up. Hold on. Hold on. >> Let me twist my arm. >> Hold on. >> Twist. >> I'm going to take it off from you. >> Twist it. >> What do you want me to twist it for? >> You can take it off. >> I don't have to twist it. Take a seat. >> Annayia, >> take a seat. >> Quite frankly, if you put me in the system right now, going to tell you nerd. It ain't even you. >> You ass. I hate pink people. >> Pink people. >> Pink. >> Okay. >> You're wrong. Just like me. >> What is >> pink people? >> Yeah. >> You ass people >> Mhm. >> make life hard. >> Yeah. >> Y'ALL DON'T LIKE BLACK PEOPLE. FOR REAL. Y don't like >> She allegedly launched into a racially charged rant, repeatedly insulting pink people her term for white officers. admitted she disliked white people and cited her upbringing as the reason. >> For real, I don't know WORKING WITH YOU. >> YOU'RE >> BUT QUITE FRANKLY, SHUT UP AND LET ME TALK. >> NO, YOU'RE BEING QUITE >> YOU'RE BEING to me. >> YOU'VE BEEN SCREAMING AT ME SINCE WE MET. >> Let me talk. Like I said, >> can you talk without screaming at me? >> I'm going to talk. >> Okay. >> But you're going to let me talk first. >> Go ahead. >> I have nothing against you. >> That's good. That means me and you're going to get along, right? Frankly, my grandpa is from Mexican. >> That's good. >> I'm Mexican and black. You ain't did nothing to me. You did your job. But this huff ass pink person. >> Mhm. >> Quite frankly, y'all are deporting people. >> I'm deporting people. >> Your kind is deporting people. >> So, that being said, >> WHAT'S MY KIND? >> SHUT UP. LET ME TALK. >> I'M ASKING. >> LET ME TALK. >> BUT YOU PAUSE. >> Let me talk. >> Okay. Go ahead. Okay, >> you pink. >> Uhhuh. >> Because the Trump pink reds >> are deporting people again. I'm not talking to you and you know quite frankly I'm not talking to you. That's why you're smiling and laughing. >> You're being SO >> I'm not talking to you. >> Right. You're just being pregnant. [screaming] >> SO ARE YOU ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME YOUR NAME OR NOT? ALL RIGHT. >> I'm not talking to you. Now say that to me. >> Be racist. >> And I am cuz I don't like white people because y'all ass is racist. >> That's unfortunate. >> All your white [ __ ] is racist. >> Frankly, >> she claimed her grandmother's experiences in Mississippi and Arkansas influenced her views, reinforcing her hostility toward white people. >> There's really nothing against you. go here. >> But my granny my granny was picking cotton in Mississippi in Arkansas. So she racist. So she raised me. So therefore I DON'T LIKE WHITE PEOPLE. >> HELLO. >> You and your people. You and your woman. >> What the [ __ ] >> Oh, her last name. >> Hold up. >> Right. >> S P A N. >> So therefore, y'all need to figure it the [ __ ] out. Yeah. >> Despite her denials, officers reminded her she was being detained for stealing, >> bro. Just like me. So, YOU LET HER IN THE DOOR LIKE I was going to be mad at her. >> [ __ ] you pink. You see how you turn red? >> All right, man. >> I can't. >> Right. >> I'm going to take it off. All right. >> I'm not You brown JUST LIKE ME. >> HOLD ON. You and I know >> pronounce it however you want. >> No, tell me how you say your name. >> I don't care how put your hands up. Do you have anything that [ __ ] mate? >> NO. SO Y'ALL Y'ALL Y DETAINING me was stupid. >> No, you were stealing. >> I DIDN'T STEAL [ __ ] THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. >> All right, let her do let her do her thing and then we go. The woman was officially charged with felony retail theft and released pending a court appearance. Stealing twice in the same day only makes the crime worse and harder to deny. Anger and racist outbursts won't change the facts. Actions have consequences. >> You want one, too? >> Police [snorts] respond to a theft in progress at a target on December 3rd, 2024 and confront two suspected shoplifterss. We're going to have you come over here, too. >> I have my receipt. >> We'll talk about that, but we're explaining to you right now. You're both being >> The women insist they paid, showing a receipt, but officers explained that not all items were purchased. Surveillance footage shows them stealing. Being >> detained, okay? You're not free to leave. We're going to have to get your information, figure out what's taken cuz the business told us that. So, >> no, that's bull. >> I don't know what you expect me to do. That's what they've told us. >> What do you mean told you? We just literally just paid. >> I got you, but not for all the items. >> What do you mean not for all the items? We went over there. That's pretty good return. >> Stop lying, lady. 50 bars. And they didn't pay for the chips. >> What do you mean? We didn't pay for the chips. I have my secret here. Does she paid as well? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, she did. >> Nice try. >> Well, you want to go over there to register? Literally, >> I do. I just saw you on camera. >> Yeah. >> One suspect is placed under arrest for shoplifting despite her protests. The receipts don't cover all items found. >> Hey, I think you got confused about where you're free to go. Okay, you're not free to leave. Turn up back under arrest. for what? >> Shoplifting. >> Oh, we didn't [ __ ] leave out the store. We paid for our walk. Push my weight here. >> And give me one second. I'm going to double lock these so they don't tighten on you. Okay. Is this your receipt? >> Got like three things in the >> What's this receipt? >> What's this receipt? [ __ ] one. >> Which one? >> He said this one, right? >> Yeah. This one was good. We didn't see anything with that one. Okay. >> What's your first name, man? He said ID, right? >> What's your last though? >> Have you ever had one? >> Forget about this one. >> That's not mine. >> The suspects deny ownership of some of the stolen goods found in their bags, trying to shift blame onto each other. >> It's not yours. The belongs to Target. >> Hey, so I have to do >> slow today, aren't they? No, that's literally not mine. >> Yeah, I know. It's Target belongs in ours. It's in her bag. >> That wasn't in my >> That was her bag. >> It was in her bag. Mhm. >> All right, ladies. >> Going to take a couple pictures of you. When questioned, the women admit they intended to resell items, cosmetics, and food for cash, claiming it was to feed their children or avoid sleeping around for money. >> It's just for charge purposes. Okay. >> Why'd you guys come in today? Just needed stuff. Personal use. You selling it? >> Feed the kids. >> Feed the kids. >> Cuz I have no cash. I need to feed my kids. What are you going to do? Sell makeup to the kids or >> just have a buyer. >> Who you selling it to? >> Who's your buyer? >> Whoever [snorts] rather just sit there and actually sit around. Oh. They describe selling stolen goods informally on the streets to whoever would buy them, not through organized channels. >> We're 104 for now. Thank you. [snorts] >> Online or she says she has a buyer just whoever wants it. [snorts] >> I rather just do that then sit there and actually like I said goes wrong, but I don't want to be sleeping around. >> Yeah, I do. and like I don't have a job. So yeah, been in the process of getting my identification and everything as well. >> Cool. >> Then [clears throat] I was trying to get a job as well. So I was going to be the next step after we got done here. >> There's a reason, right? >> Yeah. Cuz off and on I work over there at the market downtown, but that's usually the silver market. That's when I usually go get food and my drinks. That's what I usually work for. >> Okay. Where do you sell it at? >> What? Then you sell the stuff you get. Where do you sell it at? >> Just whoever wants to buy it usually in the hood. [snorts] >> How do you advertise it? How do you let them know you got stuff to sell? >> Just go around and ask if anyone that wants to buy anything >> just on the streets or is like their house or something. You go to >> the streets. The streets and yeah, whoever basically wants items, I guess. You guys definitely know what you wanted. [snorts] That cosmetic [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> All right. So, both of you guys are just going to be >> officers confirm one suspect has an active felony warrant. Both are formally arrested for felony shoplifting. >> Be under arrest. Felony shoplifting. Um, you have a felony warrant that we're confirming right now. So, um, just kind of want to give you guys that update. >> Be able to smoke. >> What's your four? If he has one, do you have a cigarette? >> You have a cigarette on you in that bag or what? >> It's in my back. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we'll do that downtown. Okay. >> Right. That's right. >> I'm going to have you stand up. >> M A R I A H. >> What's your last name? >> We'll get your stuff here in a second. >> Yes. What's up, guys? >> We're going to walk to the second car there. Do you have any needles or anything that's going to poke me? No. Any knives? >> Just no needles though. That's That's my main concern. 37 Roberts. >> Can't do it with the felony. >> A suspect pleads not to lose everything, saying she supports herself and another person through reselling. But officers proceed with the arrest. >> Even if I don't sit there and set foot on the property, sorry. >> If what? If I don't set foot on the property, >> I can't get it. It's not even my choice. It says, >> so >> cuz I can't lose anything that I have right now. If I do, I'm going to lose everything. And I can't lose anything. And I'm not trying to be bad on the I'm not trying to be back on the street. >> Got you. >> And I'm like literally taking care of someone right now. And that's how like I get a little bit of my money instead of sitting there sleeping around or anything like that. Please drop your stuff off. They're driving us won't take due to >> there's nothing I can do. >> There's no way we can ride. >> Just take a seat right there. Some >> help. You want one, too? >> Yeah. >> Final charges. Felonious shoplifting. Possession of a controlled substance and conspiracy to commit a felony. These charges carry very serious consequences. Felonious shoplifting can lead to steep fines and years in prison, especially with prior offenses. Possession of a controlled substance often brings additional jail time, probation, or mandatory treatment. Don't assume receipts or excuses will cover theft, surveillance, and evidence always reveal the truth. Stealing for quick cash may seem like a solution, but it only leads to bigger charges and lasting consequences. After you see the next case, you may want to think twice. It's shocking. And for more articles, subscribe to Tag View if you like this. Deputies in Palm Coast, Florida, respond to a burglary at a smoke shop. The suspect refuses to exit her vehicle, leading police on a chase that ends at her home. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. It's only 35. She's taking off from me. Get out of the car. >> All right. It's going to be a silver Mazda going eastbound on the Parkway. >> It appeared that she might have been actively stealing from that uh smoke shop. The owner was chasing after her. She has a felony warrant out of Vermont. It's violation of probation reference, I believe, robbery. >> Hey, >> after refusing commands, the woman resists arrest. Officers warned she may be tased if non-compliant. She repeatedly pleads, claiming fear. >> Out of the car. Out of the car. >> I'm coming. >> Put it in park. >> I am. I'm coming. >> Put in park. Step out. >> I will. Just a second. Please. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop reaching. Get out of the car. >> Don't grab me. I'm scared. >> Okay. Get out of the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please. I need to tell my partner. >> Stop. Stop. No. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Stop. You're going to get tased. Do you want to get tased? >> No. You don't need to do that. Okay. No, you're not listening. Put your hands behind your back and keep them there. >> I will listen. Please don't put up on me. Please don't put up. >> Stop. >> Sir, please >> stop. >> The car's on. And >> I know it is. Julia, 30 flagger, female. >> The suspect reveals she is 7 months pregnant. Officers tell her compliance is necessary. She continues apologizing, but admits to past issues with law enforcement. >> I'm 7 months pregnant. >> Okay. Well, well, you need to start listening then. >> Okay. Yeah. Okay. >> Can you please just uncuff me? >> No. >> I promise myself this is >> No, you're not getting uncuffed right now. As soon as I get another deputy here, we'll work on that. Okay. But right But right now, you're going to stay in handcuffs. Okay. You tried to back up on me when I told you to stop. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Okay. And you didn't get out of the car when I asked you to. >> Okay. No. No. Listen. Okay. You need to start listening and then things will go different. You were reaching on the side of the car. What are you >> My phone? >> Okay. Okay. You don't reach when the cops are here. Deputies explain she must be taken to jail due to the Vermont warrant. She expresses fear of losing her baby and requests medication. Admitting to drug addiction. >> What that lawyer said? I want to give you a little bit more room. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you going to take me somewhere? >> Taylor, you have a warrant for your arrest. >> What do you mean? >> You have you have a warrant for your arrest out of Vermont. >> So, you have to take me somewhere? >> Yeah. Soon as they confirm the warrant, you're going to be taken somewhere. Yeah. You got to go to jail. >> Why? >> Why? Because you got a warrant out of Vermont. >> My baby's coming. Okay, hold on. Hey, I'm going to undo this cuff. Don't >> I'm not >> Just keep keep your hands where they're at. Okay. >> Can I take my meds first? >> No, we'll take them with us. I can't give you meds right now. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Just lean against the car for me. >> Your butt against the car. Your butt. Yeah, >> I'm going to be sick. I don't understand. >> Why are you going to be sick? >> Cuz I need to take my meds. >> Okay. What's What's your meds for? >> I'm addicted to something. They're in the car. >> Okay. >> I just don't want to be sick. I have water. Can I please just take them? >> What? Calm down. first of all. Okay. >> The woman says she lives with her boyfriend and several others in the house. Deputies stress they cannot simply cite her because of the outofstate warrant. >> Okay. From Vermont. >> I think he's from Vermont originally. Oh, >> okay. He was friends with him. >> What do you mean? >> But I mean, how do you know him? Like you said, >> my boyfriend My boyfriend was his friend first. >> Okay. >> Please don't take take me. Can't you just cite me? >> No. If you have a warrant from Vermont, you have to go to jail. >> I'm having a baby, though. >> Taylor, explain your last name for me. C R O W N I L D. >> Just say it for me. >> Crowning shoe. I don't want to lose my baby. >> You're not going to lose your baby. >> I am if they're going to take me to jail. >> I mean, what? You violated probation of something? >> 2 years ago. >> Okay. Well, then why didn't you just take care of it? >> Cuz I was scared. And then I was in the hospital for almost 3 months. And when I got out, I was living in some place really far away. I couldn't get there. So, I figured time went time kept going by and never reached back out. >> I mean I mean this is what happens when you let things just fester. >> Can't you just cite me for what I did wrong? >> Not if you have a warrant. The warrant is from is from Vermont saying that they they that you did something that you needed to go back to Vermont for. >> How long does that take? >> I don't know. >> I need to tell my boyfriend I'm leaving. I'm getting taken. We >> We'll take care of that. She attempts to flee again on foot while handcuffed, adding new charges for escape. Officers note she now faces multiple counts on top of the Vermont warrant. >> Now you're going for escape. >> No, please. I'm just scared. Ow, my wrist. My wrist. >> Okay, then then you shouldn't have ran. >> I'm sorry. I'm scared. Ow ow ow. >> She just took off on me. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> You get another charge? >> Yep. >> I'm just I'm pregnant and I'm scared. >> Okay. Well, now you just got more charges. >> All your warrants. >> I'm just pregnant. I'm sorry. None for 6 months. Sorry. >> 6 months pregnant. >> Did she fall or anything? >> Huh? >> Did she fall or anything like that? >> No. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. >> Why'd you run? You're 7 months pregnant and you're running from the police. >> I'm just so scared. Sorry. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, I don't have any pockets. >> Deputies secure her belongings. Her boyfriend comes outside, denies knowing her, and clashes with deputies over the vehicle, which is registered to someone named Tammy Napolitano. >> Pulled up. She tried to She back was backing out. She wanted to get out of the car. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> No one else came outside. >> No, but that's what I was She wants her. This is your cell phone, right? >> You want your purse? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Her boyfriend and other people inside the house just >> Yeah. Well, I mean, we can take her. I mean, we already got I mean, she's already she already got all the charges. She's already got all the criminal charges that she has to worry about. It's willing to sit sit here. We'll make this this position with with the car. Submit that. And uh I mean we we'll see if they uh Who's whose car is it? >> Mark. >> That's Mark's car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You asked me to be cool with you and then you go go do that. Like I don't understand like >> not working and just frozen and I don't feel good. I'm sorry. I do apologize. >> You can step out here for me. Ma'am, >> you can stand right over here. Widen your stance for me. You don't have anything in that's going to poke me, stick me, nothing? >> No, I don't have >> no drugs, weapons, knives. >> Nothing on you? >> Did you want me to tighten this? >> This needs to be tightened a little bit more. >> Yeah, this one's I can fit like four fingers in this. >> My arm is [ __ ] up. >> I've seen that. But it has to be tightened just a little more. How big do you need? >> Did you give her the trespass and everything? Hear somebody in there. >> All right, somebody's coming. >> I think it came to Napolitan. Uh, a female Tammy Npalitano. Okay, that's who the car came back to. >> Okay. [laughter] >> Deputies tried to clarify vehicle ownership and decide to impound the car for safekeeping. The boyfriend eventually calms down after initial hostility. >> I didn't ask you if you left here. I said, could you get the owner of the car? >> I'm no get off the property. Thank you. Okay, we'll go keep it for safekeeping then. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> No, that's what I'm doing. That's what I'm doing. That's where it's going. >> Yeah, >> that's not your key. >> You said that's not your key. I'm the sergeant. I'm the sergeant. You said this isn't your car. We want to get the keys to the >> This isn't your car. The car belongs in this driveway. How do you know that? >> How do I know that? >> How do you know that key belongs to the car in the driveway? >> Because we just arrested the girl that was in it who was your girlfriend. >> That's not my girlfriend. Taylor's not not your girlfriend. >> I have no idea WHO WHO WHO IS THAT. >> OKAY. WELL, do you want to get is Tammy here? Npalitano whose car this is so we can give her the keys. >> Okay. Let me let me call the guy who lives here AGAIN BECAUSE THAT MAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN SOMETHING YOU SHOULD have led with. >> I I asked you. >> YOU POUNDED ON THE WINDOW AND SAID, "CAN YOU TAKE THIS CAR KEY?" YOU DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> All right. Look, >> I have it on camera. >> Look, only thing we're trying to do is get the get the car keys to the owner. Bro, Mark is Tammy's son. This is Mark's house. I don't know what the HELL YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT, BUT THAT DISPLAY of behavior IS NOT PROFESSIONAL WHATSOEVER. AND THEN TO say I'm going to take the car key after I said, "Why don't you just leave it here?" THAT'S NOT PROFESSIONAL EITHER. THAT'S TWO STRIKES, BRO. OKAY. SO, how about you leave the car key since it's the car is right there? Or I can GO CALL MARK AND and find out what the [ __ ] he's doing while he's working. >> That's what That's what we asked to begin with. That's that that would be awesome. Okay, appreciate it. >> I can just take the key. >> Well, we need to talk to Mark. So, and and who's who's Tammy? You said it's his mom. >> Tammy is Mark's mom. Yeah. >> Mark, you like to say, >> can you at least just get him on the phone for us and then we'll uh turn you turn the keys over to you. >> All right. >> I can't get him on the phone again. So, I don't know. >> Okay. >> What else you guys want to do? >> Well, you can come. I Where's his mom? >> Where's it going to be at? >> It'll it'll be at the sheriff's office. It'll be in property coast. >> Yeah. Uh, uncle. >> Well, the one in Banel. >> Yeah, the one in Banell. It's going to be our operations over there. So, >> Okay. All right. All right. Cool. He'll be done work probably around like 5. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Sorry, guys. >> All right. >> Hey, um, do you know who? Cuz Taylor wanted her boyfriend to know that she got arrested and everything. >> Yeah. Where? So, is she at that sheriff's office, too? >> She's going to be she's she's at the jail. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Deputies confirmed Taylor Crowning Shield was arrested and charged with petti theft, fleeing and eluding and resisting arrest. She also remains wanted in Vermont for robbery, assault, and probation violation. Running from the law only makes things worse. New charges pile up on top of old ones. Honesty and compliance in the moment can prevent fear from turning into lasting consequences.