Hello. All right. >> So, came across Shelby here. I don't know if you want to talk to her first, you want to talk to me first, but >> doesn't matter. I mean, >> so I came across her. I noticed that she was kind of all over the place over in apparel. So, I started to watch her. Um, and then I got her over into shoes where I seen her like she had merch and I seen her purse and then she went over into um one of the shoe or one of the aisles where the purses and stuff like that is and the headbands and stuff. >> Everything I did step by step. >> So, just the jewelry was staying. >> No, no, no. We got the rest of the stuff. They're still trying to get They're trying to get They're trying to get barcodes for everything right now so they can do receipt. >> All right. >> Um, yeah. I guess I'll just talk to you then. Uh, let me >> You're doing that. I want to see if I can help them get that done because it's taking them forever. >> Okay, perfect. Since we're back here and such, I'll read you your Miranda rights. >> I don't know. We have to talk to them, but for right now, you are being such. So, you have the right to silent anything you say you can't against you in the court of law. You have the right to have an attorney, have a present while you're being questioned. >> You can decide at any time to exercise your rights. >> I know, but I do. And I'm really messing me up. >> Sorry. [laughter] >> You can have the present any time if you would like before you answer any questions. Um, you can decide anytime not to talk to me, okay? Make any statements. Okay. So, yeah. What What happened? >> Been honest with them. Okay. So, I've been going through some stuff. I got all my clothes going. I literally just left court. You know what I'm going through. I'm sure if he ran my name, I cannot get in any more trouble. I do not steal. The one time I was, "Oh, I'm going to take a few shirts from Walmart cuz I have no clothes. I get bought. I have three tank tops, a necklace, some face stuff, and a lip gloss." >> Okay. How did you take it? Like, you have a cart? >> No, I just stuck in my purse. >> Your purse? Okay. I'm see I gave it all back. >> Okay. Did you take the tags off things and such? Okay. >> But I gave it all back. I even told them where the tags were. >> Okay. >> 62 status. >> 10 for them. Where are you living at? Are you You're over in Straighter. That's the right address. >> In trouble. God. >> All right. Well, yeah. Like it's up to them. I know they've already filled out a trespass, so you're going to be banned from here. >> That's fine. I'll never come back. I swear. >> Yeah. And it's not just here. It's like anywhere. >> I understand. I mean, let me out this one time. I'll never come back. I swear. >> Okay. Yeah, they're just >> Okay. So, come with me. Grab your stuff. Just Yep. >> Okay. So, they do want you charge state with it. Okay. So, it's it's going to be a state citation. >> So, a charge. So, all we're going to do Nope. We're going to go down to the station, photograph fingerprints, and then I'll bring you back here. Did you drive here or what? >> No. My friends pick me up. >> Okay. Can they just pick you up at the station? >> Can you just drive me a ticket? >> I You have We have to do fingerprints and stuff. It's a class A. Yeah. >> You know, last time I got arrested, they didn't do my fingerprints. >> What's our drill? >> A couple months. >> Okay. Well, yeah, our fingerprint machine went down, so it makes sense. Um, yeah. So, I'll take your purse. I'll put it up front with me. Uh, you don't have anything I need. >> No, I don't. Promise. >> Okay. Let's put your phone. >> Can I message somebody and tell them? >> Yep. Then they have Wi-Fi. >> Yep. Tell them to just come down to the station. We won't be long. Do you have any open cases or anything like that? >> Yes. >> Like for what? >> I just left court. >> Okay. >> For a possession of a gun, drugs is when they weren't mine, though. I'm fighting it. And then lifestyle county. I'm doing a That's all going to get dropped too. They said they found drugs in my car and I never seen them. So, >> it's county. Yes. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. You might have to go see a judge then. Okay. So what we're going to do what we're going to do is go down to the station and I'll call up to say see if there's any really trial conditions or anything like that. >> Yes. Not getting in trouble. >> Okay. Yeah. Then that's So you might want to tell them have to go up there. Why do you guys write me a ticket? >> It's a class A. This is just how it goes now since the safety act. So come write me a ticket. You got to take your sunglass off too. Throw them in here. Phone in here, too. Come on. It's a misty meter. Oh, damn. Never mind. Throw in the trash. I'm sure you're going to stuck in my hair. [ __ ] >> Let me see. Sorry. You make it worse. >> Yeah. She help me and stuff. Yes. Oh my god, dude. Come back. Let me just write tickets first. Sure. Anything else? Okay. >> All right. Come on, Right. I'm not going to touch you until we carry that. Of course, we just have to go do all that and then I'll check with them on the conditions. I'm right over here. >> I'll go away. I'll never embarrassing. This is ridiculous. I just got sanctioned. I just did like 8 days like a couple weeks ago. There's like $30 worth of stuff. I have to go to jail for this. It's cheap. >> How was it cold back there? >> Yeah, it went from like summer to winter real fast. You like your job? That's all right. >> All right. >> Oh, yeah. Probably >> for sale. >> No, it was probably found or >> what? >> Impounded or something. No, I'll grab it. Yeah, leave it. All right. Right in front of there. I'll take them cuffs off you. Okay. All right. Have a seat there. The bench for me. just had a seat on the bench. All right. Um, >> Yep. Yep. I'll see your ticket real quick. Um, now that we're back here and you messed me up the first time, I'm going to read your rights again. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have in present while you're being questioned. If you could edit a attorney, one will be appointed to you without any cost before any questioning. You can decide to exercise your rights and answer any questions. Make these statements. Okay. All right. So, um, you went into Walmart today. Kind of explain to me what happened. >> I'm Walmart. Uh, look around. Literally, I have a crate of clothes. That's all I have. My all my stuff got robbed straighter. everybody everything. I said, "Oh, I just p tank tops and a pair of leggings >> and sw my sunglasses and yeah, I got caught." Like not even anything crazy. People walk out with carts of stuff. >> Yeah, they sure do. >> And I've never in my life been like I don't even steal. >> So, you got a couple shirts. You said >> I put a couple shirts. It was like a long sleeve shirt, a pair of leggings, and some face stuff. >> Okay. like makeup or >> no like this clay because my skin's breaking out really bad. >> Okay. >> And I put in my purse. >> Okay. All right. >> And when he asked me, I was honest about everything. I even told him where the tags were and I gave everything back. >> What about the jewelry with our necklaces, too? >> There's one necklace I had it on. I forgot I even put it on. So, I was like, I usually always wear necklace. I'm like, "Here, take it. Sorry." Okay. >> I'm like, "Here it is." The the packaging. I told them where all the ticket little things were and everything. So, >> Okay. And >> completely honest. >> Sure. Yeah. Where did you Did you actually buy anything or No, where did he talk to you at? Where did he Where did he stop you? >> Where when I was walking out? >> Okay. By the doors. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Um >> he was just trying to follow me and see what I was going to take. It's not like it doesn't justify it, but it was literally a few things. Like I'm not walking out with a bunch of >> Yeah. Okay. Do you I mean, is it just you're hard on times? You're not having money? >> Very hard on times. Well, I have um all these felonies, can't get a job. I was a CNA. >> Yeah. Uh, just never ending cycle of [ __ ] >> Just hard. >> And then I had all my stuff at somebody's house and they everyone goes and all the little drug addicts go and take all my [clears throat] one pair of pants. >> Okay. Sorry. >> All right. Well, let me get your uh bad person. >> You're not a bad person. Some people make mistakes. It's >> exactly. >> Yeah, I get it. >> Really not get any more helpful. >> Okay. All right. Just do you want to make any phone calls off our phone here? You're good. Yeah. Jesus. >> Um, we got to make sure that I have to call and see if you have any pre-trial conditions. If you do, yes, >> you have to go up there just for till you see a judge. I have to go to do my job. So, um, can you sign here for me? >> Stay there all night, >> huh? >> You'll have to see a judge in the morning. I'm not going to lie to you about that. I doubt you. >> So, I have to You're going to have to take me to jail. >> Yeah. Yeah. County, >> huh? >> Yes, you'll have to go up to county. >> For sure. Where am I going? >> I'm going to check on your pre-trial release conditions. >> Okay. >> That's a misdemeanor. It's a >> I know, but if you violate any criminal statue, it's >> I don't >> All right. Just sign there for me saying you don't want to make any phone calls. If you change your mind, phone's right here. Go ahead. Okay. All right. Just have a seat. The suspect was aged 33 at [music] the time of this arrest. The full value of merchandise stolen from Walmart totaled >> [music] >> $75.82. As such, she was charged with retail theft of displayed merchandise valued under $300 [music] as a class A misdemeanor. In December of 2025, she pleaded guilty to this [music] charge and was fined $514. Unfortunately for the suspect, [music] her shoplifting arrest was in violation of a pre-trial release agreement for [music] a 2023 drug charge. And in the same December, this case wrapped up with a [music] guilty plea to possession of a controlled substance as a class 4 felony. For this, she was fined $2,470 [music] and received a 1-year sentence with the Illinois Department of Corrections. She did get 12 days credit for time served, which is something, I suppose. [music] Now, what do you think? Will the suspect finally learn her lesson? [music] Let us know in the comments below. And as always, thanks for watching [music] 5 Police Body.