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Airports are considered some of the most heavily secured places in the world with thousands of surveillance cameras and police officers on duty around the clock. Yet, even these tightly controlled environments have witnessed some of the boldest thefts and most jaw-dropping confrontations imaginable. So, you're going to be trespassed from all uh Greater Orlando [music] Airport Authority, which is the main airport, Terminal C, AB, train station, all the property around the airport, all that for 99 years. >> These are the moments when police confront some of the boldest and most foolish airport thefts ever caught on camera. What would you do if you suddenly discovered that your wallet had vanished at an airport security checkpoint, an area known for having some of the strictest security measures and the most extensive camera surveillance? >> Can we go somewhere in private? >> Let me ask you a question. Did you take the wall in private? >> Huh? You're sitting here for this because you did you brought this on yourself, right? >> Yes, sir. On September 29th, 2025, a brazen theft took place right at the TSA security checkpoint at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport in Florida. The victim, Ashton, was a disabled passenger who uses a prosthetic leg. Because the special screening process for passengers with prosthetic limbs took extra time, Ashton had to leave his tray containing his bag, phone, and black Gucci wallet behind while he went through security lane 9. taking advantage of the opportunity and the fact that Ashton had fallen behind. Another male passenger wearing a blue t-shirt quickly grabbed the expensive wallet and headed straight for the departure gate. Apparently hoping to board his flight and make his getaway. There he is. I see a blue blue t-shirt. He's right here on the edge. >> Yeah, in there. >> I got him. >> I got him. I got him. Got him. to take. >> Stand up, sir. >> No, no, >> turn around. Stand behind your back. >> Yeah, I don't need any other 4980 4980 got it. >> Have any ID on it? >> Got it on video. >> Yeah. Yeah. He's on video. What's your name? >> Anthony. >> Okay. This This is so called his wallet. >> Yes. His wallet. >> This one is so straight up cars here. >> Flop shot 400. >> Can we go somewhere in front? >> Let me ask you a question. Did you take the wall in private? >> Huh? You sitting here for this because you did you brought this on yourself, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> You probably go through his bag. So, let's let's walk him out. Okay. >> We don't have ID. We just got a social security card on there. We haven't went through his stuff yet. >> Okay. His name's Anthony. After receiving the victim's report, deputies from the Broward Sheriff's Office immediately sprang into action. >> Who's Luc? >> All right, sir. Listen, >> you know why we're here, right? We got cameras. So, it doesn't help yourself to lie to us. It's straight up make this easy. You get done and you get in and out. Okay? So, I'm not going to ask you a specific question. Whether you text a ride, they're going to talk, they're going to talk to you about it. Okay? But this place to wire our cameras like this. >> Yes. >> All right. So, let's go. Let's get him up out here. There's all your bags here, right? >> Yes. >> What's your birthday? Got him. How you doing, man? >> Doing yourself. >> What happened? >> Um, cleaner. I was going to the I guess TSA line or whatever. >> Line nine. >> Yeah, this one right here. This one. >> Which one? This one. Eight or nine? >> Nine. But I was on the left. >> Okay. Left side. >> Mhm. put my bag and my wallet and my phone. That's what I had in my hand. >> Okay. >> Put it in the bin. Of course, I had to wait for them to check me in cuz this is a proced. >> Okay. >> So, of course, you know, I already know procedure checking all by time I came out. That's what I'm saying. I had people waiting on me. By the time I came out, my thing, >> my bagu and you didn't find your wallet. >> I don't find my wallet. >> Oh, okay. Are you willing to press charges? >> You have your ID with you? Well, he has this in my wallet. >> Oh, okay. What's your first name? >> Ashton. >> What is it? >> Ashton. A F H S T O N. >> Okay. We're going to try out to see if we can find the wallet right now. We haven't been searching for the wallet. Find out. Okay. Okay. >> Did you Did you have any money in the wallet? >> How much money do you have in your wallet? >> Don't know. It was over. >> Um, it was over 25. I know that cuz I've been >> $25. That's it. >> Yeah. I mean more than five, not like a 20. It was split up. >> Okay. >> But no more than $25. >> Yeah. No more than >> I guess he thought it was something the Gucci wallet. >> Oh, okay. >> What the What color was the wallet? >> Black. >> Black wallet. >> What's the name? >> Gucci. >> Gucci wallet. >> I'm going to give a plug for my teeth. So, anything else. That's right. >> I want you to write a statement for me and at the end said I want to put full security. Okay. >> Did you give him any permission to take your wallet? >> No, I don't even go to you. >> No. Okay. >> Uniform. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. What What told me? Well, you're going to put your name here. You know, >> uniform. They just describe >> describe what happened. Okay. >> I know where my name put your name here. >> Put your name here. >> Then say say I'm the victim. >> And then you'll just write down this. What happened? >> You're in lane nine, right? So when you went to pick up your thing, you only see your >> your bag, >> my phone, >> and your phone. But your wallet was missing. >> Okay. >> This is what you need right here. The wallet. >> Yeah, that's what I >> Yeah. This is given at which side you said at the >> beginning. Okay. All right. No problem. Just so you know, we have a uh >> Okay. So you have no wallet though. There's no wallet. How much money you said you had in the wallet? >> I know 25 or could be more but I don't know that. >> So you know the denomination. So how many five you know is it 25 but do you remember? >> I really don't. It was ones mostly. One >> mostly ones. >> Yeah. >> And how many fives? >> That's why I said I I honestly didn't count. We've been playing me and my friends been playing game. We come from vacation. So I didn't count but I know it's around the 2025 limit. Okay. >> I don't know how many ones or how many. >> Even after police clearly read Anthony his Miranda rights, he made a serious legal mistake by voluntarily waving those rights and offering his own explanation. >> All right. Like I said, before I ask you any question right uh you have to remain silent and to refuse answer any questions. So knowing and understand your rights, are you willing to speak to me now before an attorney prison? >> Okay. You grab the wrong wallet. >> Oh, okay. Did you have any wallet on this? So the wallet that you grab, was it yours or somebody else? >> Huh? where we check your your your >> your luggage and we located in black Gucci water and it doesn't bring to you where you get that water from. So what >> I grabbed I got the wrong I had >> but you picked up the black one in Gucci walked up by accident >> by accident. >> Like I was driving has a stripe. It's very very noticeable. >> Yeah, it's very noticeable that that was your wallet that you picked up. I don't think that was an accident. If you if you ask me >> and you put on the side of your bag, >> you think that's an accident? >> How much? Okay. How much money did you have in your own wallet? >> So, the thing is when the victim said he had some money in his wallet, when we looking at your wallet, It was empty. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> How much money do you do you have in your own wallet? >> Huh? >> You have any money? You have money in your shoes? >> Is that your money or the money to put your own wallet? >> Your money in your shoe. What are the money we find in the wallet there? Huh? Thank you. Yeah. Please, >> you have any you have any clothes? >> The case turned out to be more than just an ordinary theft when officers conducted a more thorough search of Anony's luggage. They also discovered a credit card bearing the name Lucas. >> So, what? >> Give me a minute. So, what do you want me to do for you? >> That's too small. >> Too small? >> Yeah. >> It's the only size I have. I have small hands. boarding without properly big part. >> There's nothing in there. >> There's no money in there. You must have put it in your wallet. Okay. It's about $30 $30 you said. >> Okay. >> So, this money the $30 that the money you take from the other one from the Gucci one. >> He said it's about like he took about $20 from the guy's wallet. Yes. Uh um step out. Step out. Step out. Step out. Oh Jesus. You got an extra pair? >> No, I don't have an extra pair. That's the only one. >> I only have the one. >> Yes. >> So, listen. >> You know what? It's not going to be comfortable. Yeah. Once I have the fingers in there, >> you know, so you can be comfortable. >> Just relax your hands. Okay. >> Relax your hands a little bit. All right. Yeah. Who's >> about That's it, dude. >> All right. >> So, who's Lucas? >> Lucas. >> Oh, no. surrender. >> We verify this a stolen credit card. >> That's a credit card, which is a felony. >> How do we know for sure that was stolen from? How do we know that was stolen? >> There's nothing to report, but it doesn't matter. >> Oh, okay. >> All right. >> So, that's not going with his property. >> All right. That's >> you got like that's the the victim's money. >> There's a bunch of No, that's a card. >> What? >> That's your part. >> There's a 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15. That's what the guy said. So, you know, so that's going to be to the victim. I'm going to return to him. 25. 25 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 bucks. >> So you said you have more than $25, right? >> All right. So I give you the one already. Did I? All right. This what we got on here. One. You remember that? That's a five. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 That's 20 plus a 20. Like, is that your 22? >> I promise. It could have been. I have stuff folded in my wallet. I know I just won this playing games. >> Okay. >> So, that could have been something extra. I But I know that to a fact. >> I had 20 or more. >> 20 or more? That's less than 20. >> Yeah. So that's our eight. >> All right. So, >> all right. This one is to you. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Let me compare. 20 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 $40. All right. >> All right. All right. So, you said, you willing to press charges, right? I am. >> Okay. So, you already signing everything. Okay. All right. So, you have any questions for me? >> Okay. All right. >> Any sign here that receive the money for me? >> Okay. >> Oh, you have a card. >> This discovery immediately escalated the case from a misdemeanor theft involving property worth less than $100 to a felony charge for unlawful possession of a stolen credit card. Anthony faced $150 bail for the misdemeanor and $2,500 for the felony charge. On top of that, because the theft occurred in a federally secured TSA area, he could also face a federal civil penalty starting at $5,000. Let's take a look at how viewers reacted after watching that breathtaking situation. It takes a special kind of scumbag to steal from a man in a wheelchair and then to ask to do this in private because he's embarrassed. What a loser. Surrounded by TSA agents, cameras, and witnesses. Yeah, that's some special kind of stupid. This case offers a valuable realworld lesson for anyone traveling by air. To protect your belongings at the airport, always place your wallet, phone, and other valuables deep inside your bag or carry-on before placing them on the security conveyor belt. Never leave valuable items loose and exposed in the plastic security tray. If Anthony targeted the belongings of a disabled passenger, the suspect in this case, a man named Andre, took a very different approach, choosing to go head-to-head with retail stores right inside the airport. Could a thief really be reckless enough to strike inside one of the largest and most heavily secured airports in the United States? An airport covered by surveillance cameras, watching virtually every corner. >> I don't want the beast in a pocket. >> No, these are mine. These literally are okay. >> That's the box for the headphones. >> This is the box for the headphone. That's the battery. >> It's not the actual box. >> So, it's a it's a it's a coincidence that the ones you have is the same exact as that. >> Look at this. What is this? >> No, there's none in there. Stop reaching there. I already I already checked all that. >> On September 20th, 2025, Orlando airport police officers received an emergency call requesting assistance with a theft that had just occurred at a retail store inside the terminal. The suspect was a man named Andre dressed entirely in black. Taking advantage of the crowded store, he approached a display of electronic accessories. Spotting an item without a security lock, such as a Belulcon charger, Andre easily grabbed it and slipped it into his pocket. >> Should be flagged down reference uh 56 and it's going to be reference a mic wearing all black. He's going to be at the uh aside near Southwest. Uh allegedly stole some Beats headphones from the store. Still trying to figure out if the uh store employee wants press charges. 104. He's aside passing air camera. Yo yo yo, you're walking. Stop. >> Stop walking. >> They don't me talking to you. >> You don't want to get paid, do you? >> All right, then get over there and sit down. >> Right next to that trash thing. >> They're over here. I bought I bought some things LAX and they thought they were there ID. >> You got ID on you? >> I don't have it. I have this. >> I lost it. >> Did you just fly in? You flying out? What's going on? >> I'm flying in. >> Okay. You have a Do you have a boarding pass? >> Not yet. I was supposed to go get it. >> If you're flying in, why do you not have a boarding pass yet? >> My phone got stolen. I was I was junk, right? >> I was junk and my phone got lost. >> Why you were bleeding air in here? >> Exactly. Where you come from? Uh, LAX. >> So, where's your boarding pass? >> I'm not going to get it. >> Get your ID as you talk. Get your out. >> If you flew >> You don't have ID. >> All right. So, this how this works. >> In order to get on the plane, you got to show ID to go through TSA. >> Well, my ID didn't come in yet. So, I I go through the process of identifying my identifying us right now cuz you would have a boarding pass if you were on the plane. Well, my phone got stolen and that had the boarding pass. >> Okay. How'd you get on? How'd you go through TSA without ID? >> Boarding pass. >> You still need ID? >> You still need some sort of identification to get through TSA? >> Yeah, they did the identification pro the process and I was able to What time is your flight? What time? >> It's uh 6. >> All right. >> Security personnel quickly stopped Andre near the Southwest Airlines area. From the very first moments, he began spinning a web of contradictory lies in an attempt to deny the theft. >> I've been bought this stuff, though. >> Okay. You got You have any proof of it? >> Yeah. >> Uh, let me see. >> I bought it in LAX. [clears throat] >> Okay. >> Books. You see what I'm saying? Books. Uh, >> little game system. You know what I mean? >> OP in front of the Virgin Island. >> Literally, I bought it all at LAX and then and then they tried to say I told >> they tried to say I took it here. >> You seen the video already? >> Yeah, you you check it out. >> So, let's see. >> What? What is it? >> Books. >> Can I check it? >> Yes. Absolutely. >> All right. So, this is the first one. He came in first time and then he stashed a like a green and white box. It's a Belcon charger. A Belcon like battery. >> Okay. I still have the cameras up in the back as well. So if you need to go get better imaging, he drops it and then he goes to pick it up. >> Has he come up with ID yet? >> I don't have ID >> to char from LA. >> And he put the beats in the bag >> and then he has it in his hand right here. It looks like he puts it in his pocket maybe. >> Okay. >> And I didn't get the whole video, but there's a moment like after this where he's ruffling through his bag and my employee goes over to him and says, "What are you doing?" Like what are you? And then she sees a green and white balcon box and she says, you know, "Can I take a look at that? did you get that here? He's like, "No, I got it at LAX." And then he like kind of startled off and like scured out the store. >> Okay. >> So, that's when I I just made sure I got the video evidence before I came to you guys. >> All right. >> And that's with video. But we also I do have the camera still in the back. >> Yeah. If you want to just sit tight. >> Okay. >> Hold on. >> Oh [ __ ] No problem. >> So So why do you have different names on pill bottles? >> Different names? >> Yeah. So, are you both Briana and Andre? >> Oh, that's my girlfriend's name. >> He's got a library card with his name on it. >> But no boarding pass. >> What about this phone? >> Oh, it's broken. I want to fix it when I get to my location. >> Did you drink anything while you were on the flight? >> Yes, sir. >> No. No checked luggage? >> I'll get back. No, that's all right. I'll get it. >> Okay. >> Take your hands out of your pockets. >> Hey, man. Lift up. Lift up your shirt for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Turn around. >> There's a wallet in the back pocket. >> Do you have any ID in there? Do you have any I'm sure you have something in there with your hand. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. >> Okay. It's in the front. It's in the front pocket or whatever that is. >> So, we talk to him about >> Yes or no? >> Um, we're going to find if you got the stuff on her because you're not seeing anything in it. It should be >> the They're saying the charger here. >> Yeah, this is the Belcon. This is one of the things he stole right here. >> Okay. I told him to stick around. >> He's over there. >> All right, >> dude. Dude, Andre. Yes, sir. >> So, you stole that and you stole a pair of beat headphones. Where's your headphones at? >> I got my headphones. These are mine. She must have mistaken them for mine. >> Okay. >> These are literally mine. >> Okay. Well, we literally have you on video taking him from the store. Okay. >> These are >> Listen, don't play dumb. All right. I see it on video. >> Yes. >> Okay. Yes. >> Andre's confidence completely collapsed when police searched his luggage and discovered a pair of Beats headphones and a Belulcon charger that matched the items reported stolen. >> So, be straight up with me. You be you be honest. It take you a long way. But right now, you're lying right through your teeth. Okay? I saw the video and clearly you. Where's the beats that you sold in a charger? >> Are those the beats in the pocket? >> No, these are mine. >> These literally are mine. >> Okay. >> That's the box for the headphones. >> This is the box for the headphone. That's the battery. >> It's not the actual box. >> It's a It's a It's a coincidence that the ones you have is the same exact as that. >> Look at this. >> This is right there. >> No, there's nothing in there. Stop reaching there. I already I already checked all that. I don't listen. You're not under transpar. >> You're going to be secured in the closet, right? >> No problem. >> What about the the ones he got? Cuz he has ones in his >> These are mine. >> So, those are yours. >> Those are mine. >> What's your name again, boss? >> Who's Brianna? >> What? >> Who's Brianna? >> That's my wife. >> Your wife? Where's she at? >> She's in Ohio, >> guys. >> Ohio. >> 10:15. Pressing charges. They will fill out a statement. >> I just got out this phone with corporate. >> Hey, do you have anything else? >> Or anything on your legal. >> Where are those headphones you guys got? >> Uh, here. And then there's some in his pocket. >> So, this belongs to them, too. >> Just so you know, you took this, too. >> Same. All the same store. >> I'm going to go get my before you take a different >> car or office. >> The same. >> It's the same exact ones. >> The same ones. >> Same. But >> sorry, is this still kind of like the old thing where you take a picture of it and then return the property to them? >> Oh, so did he steal two of them? >> No. >> Well, he said one of them is his, >> but there's no there's only shown him taking one, >> so I don't know where the other one came from. >> A ticket. >> A ticket for what? >> So that's their property. >> Whatever you have in here, >> I can't get to it. What do you have in here? It's long. It's like a tube. >> You live in Orlando? You got >> I live in uh California, sir. >> So, no. So, you're going you're going to jail for obviously death. >> Okay. Um we have the receipts. >> Is that your phone? >> So, I don't know whose phone this is. >> It's a broken phone. >> Broken. Okay. What about that? >> On this phone. >> No. >> Hey, you guys have the receipt. >> Okay. That's the total of everything. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> All right. Apples. Well, it was >> I have 300 340 worth of stuff that you took. >> Okay. Okay. >> You had some You had some jail for >> Bro, you go to jail for theft. You steal something that cost a dollar and they want to press charges, you go to jail. Yes. >> No, the the value does not matter. If they want to if they want to press charges, you go to jail. If they didn't want to print charges, you get to walk free. As soon as they want to press charges, you're going to jail. >> I bought half of this [ __ ] in LA next. >> Okay, dude. But you didn't buy that. You didn't buy that. You didn't buy that. Okay. So, whatever else you bought is irrelevant. Probably I'm not guaranteeing you anything. That's just the way it goes. So, you'll sit in jail tonight, Sunday night, >> and then you'll probably see a judge Monday. >> Is there any way around this? >> Unfortunately, not. >> I have to see my daughter, man. >> Well, dude, you should have been stealing. All right. >> Oh, I should make better choices, man. >> Is she here or is she in LA? >> She's in Ohio. >> Ohio. >> Got to make better choices, dude. How you look? How how do you just get jump? How do you get jump and then you come over here and steal something? Make it make sense. Tell me. >> He's like, damn. Let me get you. Maybe just go steal something. Come on, dude. >> Made me feel bad, man. >> Well, you should feel bad. This is dumb, dude. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? >> Could have been going to wherever you were going. >> I just wish y'all could write me a ticket and I could just see my daughter. >> We don't we don't do ticket fairs. That was like $1,000 or more. >> If it's 750 or more, it's a felony. >> It's not 750. >> It's not, but I'm saying if it was 750 or more, it's a felony. But >> now there's lesson misdemeanor. You didn't think you were going to get caught, bro. There's cameras all over the place. You came to one of the biggest airports in the US. You came to one of the biggest airports. >> Yes. There air cameras everywhere here. >> Come on, man. >> How old are you? >> 34. >> 33. They already took they already taking the stuff back, but they they want to print charges even though you're I mean they're getting in return, but they still want to print charges you cuz >> you already left. >> You know what I mean? Like maybe they would have caught you right there and maybe they could have worked something out and they're informing me and I'm informing you that you're going to get this copy here. So, you're going to be trespassed from all uh Greater Orlando Airport Authority, which is the main airport, terminal C, AB, train station, all the property around the airport, all that for 99 years. So, you you won't even you can't >> ask some leeway. >> Yeah. If you want to come back, what you have to do is uh you would have to receive permission from a representative from the airport. >> Where's that at? >> That's this gentleman right here. One of his go-tos. You would have to call and they would have to let you have >> You would have to basically petition. >> May I have your card, sir? >> The information is on the truck. >> Just call the information. >> You're not losing your life. >> You're just not going to be able to fly here. Uh this is I guess I'm losing my How would I fly from Bur >> Tampa? >> You have to fly from I live in LA. Yeah, but >> Oh, huge. >> Yeah. So, you have to come to go to Tampa International, Miami, uh Sanford, one of the surrounding one of the surrounding airports around here. >> So, I noticed all of the boxes have like the front ones have the lock on it. >> Mhm. >> So, how did he he grabbed one of the back ones? >> Get down. >> No, they kind of It was at the very bottom, second to bottom on the right. They kind of if you play with it enough, it kind of dig out. So they'll just pretty much rip it down. >> Okay. So he would just rip the box. >> And the balcon one, the balcon one's not uh security. >> And which >> which row was it? Was it this one with the three? >> Yeah, that's where Yeah, the black one there. And then the bell one's loose here. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> Here. >> This one. >> Okay. Throw the air conditioning on here. Shut the door. >> Because the arrest took place on a Saturday, Andre was forced to face a harsh reality. He would spend all of Sunday in a jail cell and wouldn't see a judge until Monday morning. The total value of the stolen property was determined [music] to be $340, which constituted a misdemeanor retail theft offense under Florida law. But the harshest punishment came from airport management. Andre was officially trespassed and banned for 99 years from all property owned by the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, including all airport terminals, train stations, and surrounding areas. Here are the most attention-grabbing comments from the online community regarding this incident. To lie about not having ID at an airport right after flying is next level stupid. Telling police that you don't have ID on you when you're in an airport is beyond stupid. Many people mistakenly believe that stealing something of low value or simply agreeing to return the item means they'll be let off the hook. But legally, the value of the stolen property does not determine whether a suspect can be arrested and jailed. Once the store decides to press charges, police are required to proceed with the arrest and booking process. In the next case, we'll see another passenger turn his own trip into a disaster. This time at the high-end eyewear store Sunglass Hut on January 18th, 2024. Can money, excuses, or a dying father somehow erase surveillance footage of a man using his teeth to remove an anti- theft tag? >> Check me. I've no machine but taking bulls, bro. I'm a businessman. I don't need to do this stuff. I have my own glasses. That's my money. Empty pockets. Box of shorts. >> You don't have to pull those down, man. >> Come on. >> So, which ones did he put back over there? >> That's going to be the Cardier ones that he tried on when he put his glasses down. He turned on a pair of cardiac his left hand. He still got the other pair of glasses. >> On January 18th, 2024, airport police identified a man matching a Sunglass Hut theft report just before he was due to fly to Mexico. He remained calm and insisted he had done nothing wrong. >> Hey sir. Sir David 3. David too. I'm not with him. David 10. >> How you doing, S? Come here. >> Hey, so >> I'm just going to call cuz were you at the >> the sunglass store? What? >> Were you at the sunglass store? >> The last store? Sunglass? Sung? This? >> Yeah. >> Oh, did you take anything from the store? >> No. No. >> Is that your Is that yours? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. No. We walked in with this. You have >> You want to go back to the boy? >> Do you have a different pair? >> No. >> Is it okay? We can sit your back. >> Yeah, go ahead. Yeah. >> Okay. I showed him I have my glasses. You want to go back to the guy? >> No. No. You go ahead. >> Yeah. No, no, no. He knows I have these. They're my own. They don't sell these glasses and I had these. I hope my shape I like. Mhm. What? What about in here? Do you mind if we go through there? >> Go ahead, bro. >> Okay. What happened over there? >> Did you just look to find >> this? From Ireland. >> Where? Where do you live in Ireland? >> I just came from Ireland. Yeah. >> Where do you live? In Ireland. >> Ireland. Yeah. >> Yeah. Where where you flying out to now? >> Uh, Mexico. >> Mexico. Okay. >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> What do you mean? What happened? >> What happened in there? Did you Were you trying on some glasses? Then I was trying on glasses. You know what? Let's go back to the drive. >> Okay. Wait, wait, wait a second. Wait, one sec. One sec. >> So, what happened? >> What happened? Tell me what happened. You had you tried on the glasses. Did you put them back? >> Yeah. Yeah. Let's go back to the guy. >> Okay. >> No, but I had these glasses. I told him this is my shake. This is what I have these ones. Okay. >> Come on, brother. >> bragged about his wealth and even challenged officers to search his bag. But when they questioned a suspicious move captured on camera, his explanation only raised more doubts. >> What's that? What's these glasses in here? >> They're my own as well. >> I showed them what I had. >> Okay. >> I walked in with these on. >> They don't sell J. >> Oh man. >> Listen, we got to call. We got to do our due diligence. You understand? >> Do you want to go back? >> Wait a second. Why do you want to go back so bad? >> Cuz I have to go catch my brother. >> Okay. What time you play? Uh, in an hour it leaves. >> You have ID on you? >> Yeah, I have my passport. Yeah. >> I'm going to give you one opportunity, one opportunity, okay? Cuz I have video footage of everything straight up. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I didn't [ __ ] >> What? Why did you bite the uh the glasses for on the video? >> These are my glasses. >> Listen, he's asking you a question. Why did you take the the sensor off the glasses? >> I didn't take a sensor off glasses, bro. >> Tony, I have a video of everything. Okay, >> let's go check it, brother. You see that? I have my own glasses. >> Just cuz because you don't have it doesn't mean you didn't take them. Okay. Just so you know that. >> Now, give me an opportunity. Take it straight off. >> Look, I don't need them. They want the glasses back. Look. >> Look. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Take the sensor off. Okay. >> You see? And then the glasses go missing. >> Correct. >> Because you don't have it doesn't mean The glasses are in the shop, bro. The thing was hanging off the side. I couldn't put them on my ears. >> You just don't go like this. >> I'm I'm traveling alone. What do you think I I've done? >> Let's go. >> Let's go back to the shop. >> I just want the glasses back. >> You're asking me for something that I can't give you. Let's go to the shop and tell him to check the shop. >> Let's go to the shop. >> So, am I making? No, I couldn't try the glasses on because the thing was hanging off the >> So, what did you do with them after you took them off? >> I put them back on the shelf in front of the guy. >> Okay. I go. >> Do we Do we find them glasses or they >> No, I haven't found them. >> So, where did you say you put them back? >> You were standing right beside me, bro. >> Show me Show me where you put them back. Show me where you >> I don't know. We looked at many different pairs of glasses, >> bro. I showed you I had two points. Listen, >> you're talking to me. Show me where you put the glasses. >> Man was standing right show me where you put the glasses back. >> I don't know where the >> Where were we standing? >> How many pairs of glasses did we look at? >> That's all. He was standing right beside me the whole time. >> But I also footage I see that you take off a tag >> of a pair of sunglasses. >> So was there a pair of glasses here and the tag was hanging off and I couldn't put them on and I put the glasses down. I put the tag down. I showed you where's the tag? >> I showed you the glasses. I showed you the glasses. You stood beside me and you picked the tag up. Am I right? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. So what the I >> like tearing something with his mouth. The missing item vanished after he walked away and instead of admitting what happened, he dismissed its value. >> He doesn't have any >> doesn't have any >> doesn't have any glasses on him. We we saw him. >> So, we got to make sure that you you're missing property with inventory and everything else. >> What's up with ripping the tag off? >> No, he was standing. He saw me. I tried the glasses on. The tag was sideways. It was sticking into me head. It It wasn't It was halfway on. Mhm. >> I put the tag there and he picked the tag up. He was standing beside me. I'm hardly going to steal something in front of him, man. >> Okay. >> I don't need to, brother. Come on. >> So, we're watching the video, so we got to figure out where those glasses went, right? >> Yeah. >> Cuz that's not what we saw something a little different. >> Yeah, that's no problem. >> I mean, he or he takes the tag off, right? But what what does he do with the glasses? Do you see them? >> So, if you didn't take them, where'd you put them? >> The mine was found, bro. >> It wasn't in this camera shot we saw. He the man stood right beside me. He picked it. He picked the >> You see this thing? >> Mhm. >> This thing was hanging off the side. I tried them on and they were sticking out like that. >> Okay. >> I pushed it off, put it to the side, water, put the glasses on right beside him and he picked the bug up. >> He was standing beside >> So if we watch the camera and no one's standing beside you while you do that, why why would we see something different? >> He's standing there, brother. >> Okay. >> I'm a businessman. I don't need to do this stuff. I have my own glasses. That's my money. Empty pockets. Box of shorts. >> You don't have to pull those down, man. I'll let that go. >> Come on. >> So, which ones did he put back over there? >> That's going to be the Cardier ones that he tried on when he put his glasses down. He tried on a pair of Cardier in his left hand. He still got his other pair of glasses. >> He uh You want to take a look at these real quick? >> Yeah, these are bottles. Confirm. I see the rest of the year like these are 100% >> these are my glasses. I'm on holidays, boys. >> Where the other two? >> They're in that jacket. >> Get these. >> Just give us a second. Let's go beside them. >> Where's the other two glasses at? >> They're in the jacket right there. >> Okay. So, you said you only got two, right? >> And now we got a third one. >> I never said I only had two. I said I had >> Go back to my camera. >> Oh, bro. Come on. >> No, you just you literally just told me I got two pairs of my glasses. got my he checked the jacket. >> What's up? >> I'm not 100% sure. >> Do a quick inventory. See if you can find what skew it is. See if we have another one in stock. >> According to my inventory, I went ahead and checked the number inside on the on the sunglasses. I have two matching numbers, 1447s, 1447s. I only have one of these original reality display. I have 1476s. So, I'm supposed to have two, but I'm only seeing one. That means it should be one in display, one in back stop. And this should be the back stop one. >> Okay, there you go. >> And then this is the one I have in back stop. >> You're missing the display one. >> And I'm missing the display one. >> I didn't take that [ __ ] >> And then I got to recheck to make sure that the same skew number also. >> You stood you stood right by my side the whole way. I wasn't by your side when you were doing that. >> So maybe you can take a look at both of them. This is the one with fingerprints. I look is the same exact one as the one I have on this in back side. >> Okay. So what does that mean? >> That means that the one I have displayed is over there and I have that one from the back. >> Okay. So automatically I took them. >> I'm not saying that. >> No, he's not saying that. I didn't take his voice. I didn't do that [ __ ] >> You put the glasses down somewhere. Just put them down. >> That's his job to check. It's not my job to check. He has the glasses. Keep them glasses. The cost the euro. I need to go get a flight. >> Well, you're not leaving right now. >> This is not right. >> All right. That's >> Yeah. Do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back for me. Oh, mate. >> The glasses are there. I didn't take the glasses. >> It's on video. >> I didn't take I have a flight to cash, bro. My father's terminal with cancer. I need to go home. >> Listen, the camera doesn't lie. >> So, there there's 80 glasses. Keep them. >> The camera doesn't lie. You're in a possession. It is what it is. We We gave you the opportunity. >> L. Come on. I need to go get a flight. My father's ter. I need to go home. >> You put yourself in best situation. >> 80 glasses. You can keep them. >> Nice. Come on. How the do we fix this? >> So, what's going to happen? >> So, right now, you're going to be booked into our holding facility here and go before a magistrate. Probably said, >> "Come on, >> boys. Help me figure this [ __ ] out. We found this camera with I get that. >> We need to go home." >> If you got no other story than it's their job to find it and we got you on camera, >> the glasses are there. Take them glasses. >> No, we're beyond that. >> In the end, his excuses couldn't beat the evidence. He was arrested. missed his flight to Mexico and faced a theft charge in court the following day. What did the audience think of this unbelievable handle? Let's go through a few standout comments. Stealing in another country during a layover is beyond stupid behavior. He was on holiday to Mexico before the handcuffs came out. Then he needed to get home to his terminal father. What a liar. At an airport, stealing can cost you more than a criminal charge. It can ruin your entire trip before it even begins. In the next case, we'll see another passenger turn his own trip [music] into a disaster. This time at the high-end eyewear store Sunglass Hut on January 18th, 2024. What would you do if Hudson News employees suspected you of stealing and you decided to hide in a restroom for 15 minutes to avoid being confronted? >> So, they told me just to leave and not try to, you know, get another flight once you play. Thank you. >> You have Where's this email? You have it on your phone? >> I don't. That's why I came. >> So, how do you know you have an email if you don't have access to email? >> Once you have once you purchase a ticket, sir, they just send you an email. >> Well, so you're assuming that you don't know that cuz you don't have access to email. >> No. >> So, you lied about So, you saw the email? >> I did, but my phone died. >> On June 14th, 2024, airport police were urgently called to Hudson News following a report of suspected theft. Before officers arrived, the female suspect attempted to avoid store employees by rushing into a restroom where she hid for nearly 15 minutes. >> Cuz I saw her I saw her sleeping on a bus. >> How you doing, ma'am? Do you have your ID on you? >> Yes. >> Thank you. I'm right over here for you. >> You want to tell me what happened over Hudson News? >> So, I kept stalling. I told the lady that I had >> You would speak up, please. >> I was stalling. I kept walking around in circles and the books. >> You were stung? kind of like stalling like just walk around because the lady kept following me. She kept saying to me, "What are you doing? What what are you doing?" >> Can you run her place? >> And every five minutes she asked me what was wrong. It was So I said, "I'm trying to buy something." So she said, "Well, you need to, you know, what are you doing here?" And so I just stood there and it was like she just wanted to make sure I didn't steal her. She just she just kept washing. So the last thing I did, she was like, "You have so much on your hoodie." And I went like this. I said, >> "She said you took something and ran to the bathroom. You wouldn't stop when you told she asked you to stop. >> Well, I pushed her out because >> Well, I mean, do you understand from her perspective how she believes you took something and then ran off from her when she asked you to stop? You didn't stop and then you basically took the better part of 15 minutes in the bathroom because I was upset. We had a heart. So, I came in the bathroom. >> Okay. And apparently you are you in heading somewhere right now or are you homeless? >> United. >> You have you have a ticket? >> No, that's why I came to get you. >> Okay. Okay. Cuz you were here yesterday apparently as well. You were seen here yesterday. So are you homeless then? >> No. No. >> So why are you just hanging out at the airport? This is not a hotel. >> Okay. So you can't just hang out at the airport. >> Okay. So you're going to be What do you guys do you want trespass or not trespass? >> She says she's waiting to purchase a United Health United uh airline ticket. >> You're waiting to purchase it? >> Yes. >> You're waiting on funds to purchase it or what is it that you're waiting on? >> A what? You missed your flight. Okay. >> Noticing several red flags, officers began questioning the woman about her movements, especially after discovering that she had been lingering around the airport since the previous day. >> Uh, I would like to, but I don't I would like to. >> Do you have a ticket as a that shows that you missed a flight? >> Uh, no. That's why >> See how this is getting really suspicious? You're basically stealing from there. You're running the bathroom. You're hanging out there for 15 minutes. You're telling me you got a ticket now, but you don't have any mention of that now. You've initially said you're going to get a ticket. Don't have the funds to do it. What's going on here? >> Be honest with Be honest. >> I can show them my ID. I don't even have to print out. I don't have to pay the ticket, but all they have to do is just pull it up. I purchased it. They can pull it up. >> What airline did you purchase it from? >> United. >> So, you purchased a ticket through United. >> Where were you going on United? >> Philadelphia. >> Philadelphia. And when were you supposed to leave? I was supposed to leave yesterday. >> What time? >> It was 11:00 a.m. 11. >> What caused you to miss the flight if you were hang If you were here? >> I missed the flight. I was late. >> With that being said, >> but they said that they >> What was When did you When did you miss your flight? Yesterday. >> I was here just yesterday. But he said I know it's not a hotel, but it was like I just kind of just stay here until I >> But you were here and you missed your flight. And then after you missed your flight, you did not go to the counter to make arrangements for your flight to be. >> There was no more flight for the day. So I figured I was wait. >> There were no more flights to fill up left with United. What did they tell you? Well, I have an email and it has the price and everything. So they told me just to leave and I try to, you know, get another flight once you miss your flight. >> You have Where's this email? You have it on your phone? >> Uh, I don't. That's why I came to >> So, how do you know you have an email if you don't have access to email? >> Once you have once you purchase a ticket, sir, they just send you an email. >> Well, so you're assuming that you don't know that cuz you don't have access to email. >> No. >> So, you lied about So, you saw the email. >> I did, but my phone died. So, >> this story is getting worse and worse to be honest with you. Just be be honest with me and I'll be I'll work with you. But you if [clears throat] I go down to United Healthcare and they say you don't have a ticket, never had a ticket, >> what do you think I'm going to do at that point in time? >> Be upset. >> Huh? >> Be upset? >> Because right now nothing you're saying is adding up. >> Well, I do have a ticket and I don't want to get in any trouble. >> You don't have any You have no proof of this ticket. You don't have no You don't You haven't purchased a ticket. You sp wasted all day yesterday not getting a ticket. But I don't have any money. I just have to. >> So, how do you get a ticket today? >> I want to see if I can get >> But you don't have funds for a ticket. >> What if you if you cancel flight? >> You didn't cancel the flight. You said you missed the flight. >> What happened? >> Huh? >> What happens when you miss the flight? >> You missed the flight. You got to pay a fee. You got to rebook your flight. >> When's the last time you arrested? >> A week, a month, a year. What? here in Orlando. >> For what? >> I can't remember. I was arrested for one of the most traumatic days of most people's lives. You can't remember >> when you shoplift and then you run to the bathroom and then you come up with a story about how you were going to stay here, you didn't rebook a flight, and all everything you're saying is not checking out. Well, the bottom line is they they're going to trespass you from the airport. You have to leave the airport. Wait one second. We'll give you the paperwork in just a second. Okay. >> You have family and all that. >> You're going to have to take Uber, get a bus. Do you need a bus pass to come out of here? >> Cuz I'll take you down to the bus, put you on the links, and get you out of here. >> But you're going to have to leave the airport. >> Okay. >> Cuz what your story is bogus. >> All right. Here's your trespass. Ma'am, please vacate the premises. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry for all the trouble. >> You need to go over the aside down to the first floor. I'll go with you. Let's go. >> Ma'am, you have to be aware. You're not supposed to come back to the airport. You're not supposed to be seen here. If you have official business, if you have to fly out of here, you have to call the airport and let them know. If you are seen on property again, you are subject to being arrested. Okay. >> All right. I don't want to call you. >> Okay. >> Let's go that way. Across the way. We're going to go down the first floor. Ma'am, this way. See the big red A? You need to go underneath there. So, how many times did you trespass from here before? >> Uh, just once. >> So, you have been trespassed from before. And when was that? >> This is my first time. >> Sure about that now? >> The only other time was when I got here? >> When you got here? >> This my second time. >> So, this is the second time you've been trespassed. >> The second time here, sir. >> Let all this stuff go. Okay. >> Let it go. Oh, >> my here. Can I put this in here, please? You've already been trespassed before. So, this is now being arrested for trespass after warning. >> What's that? >> But I They said I could come back once I have >> When did they say you could come back? >> Once I have, sir. >> Did you coordinate with Did you coordinate with the >> You never You never let me go back up there to coordinate. You just told me we don't need >> No, no, no. This is not I'm only allowed to come back. >> The money's still in there. See, >> I'm only allowed to come back if I have a flight. That's what they say, sir. So, I have a flight. >> Did you coordinate? >> I just tried to. You just told me that I had >> Yeah, but this isn't the first time you've been trespassing, [snorts] ma'am. >> But I'm allowed to come back if I have a flight. >> Yes. And they also told you specifically on camera that you had to coordinate with the airport. >> Well, I said don't tell anybody. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. This is not your first trust warning. >> But I'm supposed to come back and take a flight. >> You did not coordinate with the airport to allow you back on property. >> I just I was going to United. >> No, you didn't. You went shoplifted. You've been here for on property for by your own admission for over 36 hours and you know they're coordinated with the airport to come back on property. You have to coordinate before you get here. >> I had a flight yesterday, sir. >> That doesn't mean >> you have permission to come back on property. You did not coordinate with Goa to come back on property. Just right before I freaking Oh. >> Okay. I'm just going to >> Okay. >> You said you don't have anything. >> It's with the back of my hand. I'm just going to go right on You have the air on >> and I'll make sure your ID is open. By returning to the airport after being warned to leave, remaining there for roughly 36 hours and allegedly stealing from Hudson News, the woman turned the situation into a criminal case. Officers placed her in handcuffs and charged her with criminal trespass after warning and shoplifting. In response to that outofcrol escalation, the viewers have shared some very sharp perspectives. You just don't shoplift anywhere. But doing it at an airport is another level of brain. It has been confirmed that United Healthcare did not sell that woman an airline ticket. When confronted by law enforcement, repeatedly lying about a non-existent ticket while having no money only made the officers lose patience and further strengthen the evidence of criminal intent against her in court. If you think airport theft is only about desperation, the next case at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport may change your mind. What would you think if a highly educated obstitrician gynecologist with a respected career were caught stealing jewelry at an airport? >> My flight. >> You said you're going to miss your flight? You're going to jail, Sharon. >> On January 1st of 2026, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, DFW, police received an urgent theft report from a Kate Spade store. A female passenger was suspected of stealing a pair of gold earrings and a bracelet. Here there is one customer coming. She's standing here for our earrings >> and she check out the earrings. Uh only one. I asked her if she grabbed two and she asked she told me that only one. So I check out but there are two earrings. There is one missing in the earrings. >> Okay. Because why for one while standing here there is another customer coming she asked me something that's why I'm talking to while she's standing here then after that talking the other customer she check out she are mom are you ready to check out and she said yes while also copic the other customer she also come here to look for our bracelet so there is one bracelet and one earring missing I don't know if she's the one because while I'm checking in, there is another customer again coming here asking for the ring. Yes. But I think the one who grabbed the one who bought the earring is the one who grabbed also the one earring. I'm not sure with this. Uh >> do you have like a log of inventory? Yes, [screaming] I packed all those around 1:30 and she came here around 210 like that. I check him her out 2:30. >> Let me call my supervisor because this >> despite Sharon's firm insistence that she had returned everything to the shelves, officers asked to search her luggage. >> Excuse me, ma'am. >> Can we can we talk to you for a second? >> Sure. We just we just talk over here. >> Do you know why we're talking to you? >> Uhuh. >> Were you in Kate Spade earlier? >> I was. >> Did you take something that didn't belong to you? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. >> Okay. Cuz our our cameras tracked it. They said that you may have picked some up that wasn't that wasn't >> I picked something up and I put it back down. >> What was it that you picked up? >> Um some gold earrings. >> Were you at a cage? >> No, he's coming. The gold earrings. Were there anything else? A bracelet? >> I picked up rings that I wanted to purchase, but they did not have my size. >> Okay. >> Not a bracelet. >> No, I looked at a bracelet, but I put it >> right back down. >> Everything that you picked up, you put back down. You didn't accidentally take anything or >> No, I was trying to buy a Trinity earrings. >> What kind of earrings were though? They were kind of a new machines. >> I think the gold one. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. >> So, here's the thing. They're missing a couple of items and you were in the area. >> Y'all were really the only two that were in the store. >> Two. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, do you mind if we just look through your stuff, make sure you don't have this uh items? >> Sure. >> They said it's in her. >> Yeah. Yeah. She said when she when she's in there like she put it in her pocket, but they said she you went a lot of places since she came from Kate Spade. So >> yeah, but there's nothing in my pockets. >> Okay. It looked like you put something in your pockets in the store. Okay. >> And then you're saying like you're not sure if you put something in there. >> I don't know if I had had my own earrings on at that point. I >> I put them on some at some point. >> So [music] you're not sure if you put your own earrings on from here from when you left Case Bay to now? >> These are mine. They're and they're a different brand. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to go through your belongings real quick. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, just come on. Step out. Step back. Come here. Step back. Come on. >> What are you looking for? >> I'm pulling out all my money and stuff. >> We're not going to take your money. >> We're not going to take go. Going to >> step over here. Go over there. >> Okay. >> Step back. Yeah. >> Just right over here. Just some space. That's all. >> Okay. All right. >> Sharon, go stand over there. over there. >> We are unable to get returns out of Kansas right now. >> I copy. Where's it at? Okay. >> I don't have it. >> Okay. What's in the bag that you don't want us to see? >> Nothing. I pulled everything out. >> Okay. We're going to look through the bag. >> Yeah. >> So, if it's in there, just tell us. >> If if the store gets it back, there's a chance they don't even want to press charges. Okay. They they might just want their stuff back. But if we got to go run through all these hoops to get to it, >> right? >> Okay. So, you have some case spade in your bag right now. Is that what you're saying? But it's not theirs. >> I think it's in my main suitcase. >> You think it's in your Where in your main suitcase in the front? >> It's like your checked bag or >> in my checked bag. >> Okay. >> Why are you bringing that? Why are you bringing your check bag up right now? We're talking about stuff that could be in this bag in these bags. >> Okay. I mean, I do buy some case spade. I was pricing some of the things to see. >> Do you have any case spade in there right now? No, I don't believe so. >> What? But you do have jewelry in the bag. That was saying >> um I pulled out a small jewelry case that has um Kate Spade earrings in them. >> Okay. Is that where you were just reaching in your bag? >> No, I pulled that uh it's a thing that drawstring. >> Okay. But other than that, there should be no other jewelry in there. >> Once officers found the broken SKU tags, Sharon quickly changed her defense. She insisted she couldn't remember how the jewelry ended up in her bag, even suggesting the items may have accidentally fallen through five layers of zippers. >> Not that I'm aware of. I mean, I packed very quickly this morning. I packed all my jewelry, but I don't think there's anything in there. >> What do you do for a living? I'm an obstatrician gynecologist and I'm um working in underserved areas in New Mexico. >> Okay. So, >> I've been down here for a year working. >> Okay. So, like stealing that'd be that's some be out of the norm for you, right? Wouldn't be something you were in your way lost your phone. >> What would be out of the norm? >> You taking something that doesn't belong to you? >> Oh, absolutely. >> Okay. So, is there anything in the bag that doesn't belong to you? Everything belongs to me. >> Okay. I'm just cuz like we're asking you to step away from the bag and you're reaching in there. >> Oh, you're acting out of >> Is there reason why you weren't listening to us when we told you to to step by? >> No, I was just pulling stuff out. >> Okay. >> I was trying to get everything that like has zippers and things that you could >> Okay. Well, we're more than capable of unzipping a bag or two. Okay. >> I understand. >> You double check some of those items. >> I will. She said she said it's from a distance, but like she was at the she was at the same rack where the uh lady said something was missing from. >> That's why I thought >> Yeah, she says that if it's not her, it could be somebody from earlier in the day. >> What is it that she took? >> I don't got the I don't got the jewelry. I got the >> she's giving us >> We're just trying to see >> cheer. >> Come here. >> I am happy. >> What? >> I didn't take them. I have jewelry exactly like what I looked at. I'm happy to >> give I mean give you my set. I'm >> okay. So, where's your Z? >> All righty. >> So, these I had >> Okay. >> But if and I did pick those up and I looked at them to check the price >> and then you went without paying. >> No, I put them back on the rack, but I don't remember putting them in my purse. I have that same set. >> See how this doesn't make sense? You put them back on the rack, but the these earrings fell into five zippers into your bag. >> So, I was put late era is putting on jewelry and I >> Where's the bracelets? They're missing bracelets as well as present. >> Okay. Well, I priced that same bracelet. This is I purchased this in love. >> I don't know. This is >> That's the one they're they're missing. >> Okay. I >> Sharon, let's just be honest, okay? You're the doctor. I'm a police. Just be honest. >> What happened? If you made a mistake, you made a mistake. >> Okay. >> Just tell us what happened. Be honest. >> Just put that I made a mistake. >> You made a mistake. And what happened? >> Pieces. >> You made a mistake and did what? >> You did. You take something that didn't belong to you. >> I didn't think I had. But >> you're you're grown woman. But I will say yes, I'm a grownup. I've been up 36 hours on call. Okay. Um, >> we don't need the excuses. >> I will just say >> um I didn't know I was taking them. >> You going to Kansas? >> Yes. >> Waw, Kansas. >> All right. Turn around. >> Okay. >> You said you're going to miss your flight. You're going to jail, Sharon. >> Can I pack myself up? >> We will do it for you. >> Yeah, we'll do all that. >> Just right. >> My computer needs to be packed. >> Everything that you took? Well, not everything you took. Do >> you have to put the cuffs on? >> Yes. You're under arrest >> for all of you. >> But we can go stand over here. >> That's okay. I want to make sure. >> Okay. You don't get to decide anymore. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> We can go stand over here. >> Am I leaving the airport? >> Uh, so right now you'll go to the DFW airport jail south of the airport and then you'll be arraigned from there. Either get transport, >> you go to Taran County and make make bond there. >> Okay. So when you told me they wouldn't press charges, that was not true. >> Well, I said maybe. And then you didn't even give us the stuff back. I I I had to find it. And then you you lied until the end. >> I found it for you. I honestly I was pricing what I have at home or in my big suitcase. And >> Okay. Well, so let me say, so right now >> I'm not going to ask you any more questions about it cuz you're in custody. Okay. So, >> if you want to talk about it, I'll read you the rights and we can still talk about it. >> That's okay. >> Okay. >> If y'all want to do that, I'll do the store portion and I'll go back. >> All right. >> The obstitrician gynecologist was ultimately placed in handcuffs and charged with theft of property. Instead of boarding her flight to Kansas, Sharon was taken to the DFW airport jail before being transferred to Tarant County for her bond hearing. This situation has sparked quite a bit of debate. Let's see how the viewers evaluate the actions of everyone involved. She's been doing this for decades. I wouldn't even steal a paper cup at an airport. I just want to get the hell to my destination without making a peep. In modern retail, every item carries a unique SKU identifier, claiming that the jewelry was a personal item brought from home quickly falls apart once officers compare the SKU with the store's inventory and find a perfect match. While Sharon was stopped at a charging station inside the terminal, the next suspect believed she had gotten away with it, already seated on a plane and preparing for takeoff. What would you think if a credit card thief believed he had escaped by simply taking his seat on a plane just moments before takeoff? >> Where's the credit card that you used? >> I don't have it, dude. >> Okay. Well, this would be the time to be honest with you cuz we have the camera footage and you're about to go for it. So, is that it? >> Yeah. On July 9th, 2025, airport police were called following a reported theft. After quickly boarding the aircraft, officers identified the suspect sitting among the passengers based on her distinctive physical description. >> Hi, how's it going? We have Is this person on the plane with you guys? >> Oh, that's hard to tell. >> Yeah, I can't tell who we talking about here or >> Yeah, this man right here with the cowboy hat. He had a gray sweater. gray shorts, gray shoes. >> I don't have any idea. >> Yeah, you have to take a look. >> Sorry. Excuse me. >> That's him. >> Yeah. Come on, man. All right. Get out. Get your stuff. Come off plank. >> I'll explain once you get up there. Do you have any checked in bags? >> Yes, sir. Or they're up here. >> No, sir. >> No, they're downstairs. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any masks? >> They're downstairs. >> Okay. >> Go left. >> Let me get off. Let me get off. Yeah. >> Hey, can you What's up, man? Step over here in this little room. >> All right. So, where did you get those headphones at? >> Bought them in the store. >> You bought them in the store. When did you buy them? >> Today? Two hour ago. >> An hour ago. Yeah. >> Okay. Because we got a call from someone who said he got his credit card stolen and got a charge over at the What was the name of the store again? >> The in motion store. >> Emotion store. >> Stolen. >> Yeah. What' you use to pay for that? >> Credit card. >> You show us your credit card. >> Brad was questioned about the expensive headphones he was carrying. He insisted that he had purchased them himself from an airport store just an hour or two earlier. Yeah. >> There. Can I grab your ID as well? >> That is still me. Can we see the credit card you used to buy it? >> Okay. And can you show me the charge for those on your bank account? >> I don't have my bank account on my phone. >> It's on your phone. >> I don't have it on my phone. Don't have enough so much. >> Okay. >> How much uh how much did you pay for the >> $4659? >> $500. >> No. No. $400 something dollars. >> $400 something. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Card again. All right. That is not the card I'm seeing on here. Yeah. Not the card you used. Can I look for this? >> Yes, sir. Do you have your receipt from that? No, sir. >> What's uh what's your name? >> Brad. >> Brad, >> you got my ID? >> Yeah, I know it. >> Hey, man. Where's the credit card that you used? >> I don't have it, dude. Okay. Well, this would be the time to be honest with you cuz we have the camera footage and you're about to go for it. So, is that it? >> Yeah, I'll pick that up. >> Yeah. All right, then. Put that down. >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> Hey, look. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you're under arrest for credit card abuse, which is a felony. >> Okay. >> All right. Were you flying with anybody else? Just do you? >> No, sure. Just >> Okay. >> After taking Brad into custody, Officer Chamblas immediately called the victim, Chris, with good news. Police had located the suspect and recovered his stolen credit card. >> Uh, once you get to the jail, you'll be able to. So, just walk that way. Damn, thinking we have custody for credit card abuse. >> Still walking that way. >> You're going to get my phone. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> I just don't want you to kick me. >> I know, but you know, people lie. Excuse me. Can I have his boarding pass that I can take him off? >> Uh, I'd come back for you. Okay. >> Can't say that anymore. >> Okay. >> What' he say? >> Said he's never been before. >> No, not one time ever. >> I thought you said something else. >> No. >> Where were you flying to? >> Colorado Springs. >> Yeah. Um, [sighs] let's uh You can go out to the curb. We're going to ask for transport David 30 upper level. As far as your bags go, man, I don't I don't know. It'll go to your wherever you paid for them to go, so they're not going to take it off the plane. >> As far as I know, they might, but I doubt it. Is one of these a receipt for those headphones? >> I don't know. >> Whatever I handed you was a receipt. >> Okay. Was it the one they gave you or the one you got out of pocket? >> No, the one I pulled out. That one is the receipt I got from Got it. What's up? Oh yeah, man. People lie this whole time. So, You got any idea how long this will take? No. >> All right. You mean the whole process or just us waiting out here? >> Oh, the whole process. >> You'll go to You'll see a judge in the line. >> Mhm. >> Tell him we got his credit card. >> Chris speaking. >> All right. This uh Chris, this is Officer Chamblas. We spoke just a minute ago about your missing card. >> I'm I'm sorry. Would you say that again, please? >> Uh this is Officer Chamblas. We spoke a minute ago about your missing card. >> Hello. Hello, Offic. How are you? >> Good. How about you? Uh I have good news. You were able to locate the individual card. We have your card in possession. What time did you say your flight was? >> I'm I'm sorry, but the card was in his possession. >> Yes. What time did you say your flight was? >> Oh, my flight is at 10:59. >> 10:59. Okay. Do you know what gate you're flying out of? >> Uh 2:25 unless I change this D25. >> D25. Okay. If you will stay by D25, we will uh I'm finishing up some stuff right now. I'll meet you over at D25 to make sure you get your car back. >> Oh, thank you very much. I appreciate it. Thank you, sir. >> Yes, sir. Of course. >> I'll be at D25. >> All right. Just stand by your phone in case I need to call you back if you don't mind. >> Yeah, thank you. >> Of course. Appreciate it. Have a good one. >> Just so you know, in the state of Texas, if you are convicted of a felony, you cannot carry that firearm. >> 100 personnel. All right, we got 250s, 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 82, 84, 86, 88, 900, 92, 94, 96, 87. So, $970. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 $977. Right, it's going in here. Oh, sorry. I'm I put in your wallet. The wallet's going in here. >> Yeah. Put all that in there so nothing gets blown away. >> Yeah. See what the other seat is. So, I believe one of these. Yeah. So, >> the other one, >> right? So, yep, there it is. This is the one we pulled off or this one you had. This is the one you pulled off of. So, we'll put uh both of them in evidence. What happened? >> Brad was immediately arrested on charges of felony credit card abuse and theft of property. During the encounter, Brad also admitted to owning several firearms, prompting officers to issue a serious legal warning. In Texas, a felony conviction can permanently prohibit an individual from possessing or carrying firearms. Most viewers were stunned by this level of defiance. Let's check out what they had to say down below. Bro was literally sitting there reading the user manual. Absolute piece of garbage. I hate thieves, especially identity thieves. If a credit card goes missing or an unauthorized transaction appears, reporting it to the bank or authorities immediately is crucial. The victim's quick response helped airport police identify the suspect, arrest him on the plane before takeoff, and safely return the card at the departure gate. Comment below which case you found the most interesting. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more exciting situations, and see you in the next video.
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