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She was already handcuffed. Already caught. Already sitting inside Walmart’s loss-prevention office. And then she decided to make a run for it. The woman had already been banned from the store when employees accused her of stuffing unpaid merchandise inside a storage tote and attempting to leave. Inside the... office, she blamed stress and said she was just trying to get diapers for her sister. Then, without warning, she bolted. Still wearing handcuffs. She ran out of Walmart, across the parking lot, and toward a nearby gas station while officers took off after her. They eventually caught up with her and brought her back into custody. She eventually admitted she wanted to go to the hospital partly because she knew she was headed to jail. So what began as a Walmart theft turned into a parking-lot chase and several additional problems. She was ultimately taken into custody on allegations including theft, criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and an escape-related charge.show more

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William3 days ago

Of course no ID. Thieves never have an ID

The Informed CoCreator3 days ago

Women like this only surviving in First World countries. In the third world country, she would have been chopped up and fed to the poor a long time ago

619Joe@Blow#3 days ago

How did she do that ??? I tried to run once while handcuffed & fell after two or three steps !!! 🤕

Jeff Snyder2 days ago

Wah

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She had an answer for everything. The alcohol? “A friend gave it to me.” Then it came from a gas station. Then it was a gift. The produce on the floor? “That’s from Aldi.” The receipt? First it was on her phone. Then suddenly her sister had it. Police had stopped her outside Walmart after loss prevention reported watching her walk out with merchandise they believed she never paid for. She refused to go back inside. She wanted an attorney. She accused employees of harassing her. And she kept insisting the merchandise wasn’t stolen. So while she stayed outside arguing her case, a supervisor walked into Walmart and watched the surveillance footage. According to police, the video showed her taking the alcohol and leaving without paying. He came back outside. The excuses were over. She was placed in handcuffs and was ultimately charged with retail theft.

She had an answer for everything. The alcohol? “A friend gave it to me.” Then it came from a gas station. Then it was a gift. The produce on the floor? “That’s from Aldi.” The receipt? First it was on her phone. Then suddenly her sister had it. Police had stopped her outside Walmart after loss prevention reported watching her walk out with merchandise they believed she never paid for. She refused to go back inside. She wanted an attorney. She accused employees of harassing her. And she kept insisting the merchandise wasn’t stolen. So while she stayed outside arguing her case, a supervisor walked into Walmart and watched the surveillance footage. According to police, the video showed her taking the alcohol and leaving without paying. He came back outside. The excuses were over. She was placed in handcuffs and was ultimately charged with retail theft.

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She kept saying the receipts proved everything was hers. Then when officers actually wanted to see them, she said they’d DELETE them. A woman who told police she was homeless was asked to leave a Florida Walmart after store security wanted her trespassed. She insisted the carts packed with belongings were hers and repeatedly pointed to her receipts as proof. But the receipts weren’t why she was being told to leave. Walmart is private property. The store wanted her gone, officers explained that she had to leave, and she refused. After she was detained, officers attempted to verify ownership of her belongings by looking at the receipts she had been citing. That’s when she refused to let them see them, claiming the officers would delete her receipts. Throughout the encounter, she said she was being targeted, repeatedly portrayed herself as the victim, and accused people who challenged her behavior of racism. She was ultimately listed as facing criminal trespassing, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Police also reportedly alleged she later attempted to slip out of her restraints at the hospital.

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NEW: Colorado woman flees courtroom after receiving a 10-day jail sentence, then gets hit with 180 days "Why am I going to jail? I didn’t agree to go to jail, bro…" The woman who had just been sentenced for theft became combative and ran out of the courtroom through an emergency exit Police say she ran into a nearby neighborhood and forced her way into a home, causing damage Officers set up a perimeter and found her trying to climb a fence before taking her back into custody She was returned to court, given additional charges, and sentenced to 180 days in jail She now faces charges including burglary, escape, resisting arrest, trespassing, and criminal mischief

NEW: Colorado woman flees courtroom after receiving a 10-day jail sentence, then gets hit with 180 days "Why am I going to jail? I didn’t agree to go to jail, bro…" The woman who had just been sentenced for theft became combative and ran out of the courtroom through an emergency exit Police say she ran into a nearby neighborhood and forced her way into a home, causing damage Officers set up a perimeter and found her trying to climb a fence before taking her back into custody She was returned to court, given additional charges, and sentenced to 180 days in jail She now faces charges including burglary, escape, resisting arrest, trespassing, and criminal mischief

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Calling 911 to verify the cop standing two feet in front of you is certainly one way to make a Walmart trip memorable. Naperville, Illinois police responded to a Walmart after staff reported a woman who had previously been trespassed from the store had returned. Officer Buckley approached her in the bread aisle and told her she needed to leave or she could be arrested. Her response? She called 911. While standing directly in front of him. The dispatcher confirmed Buckley was an officer on scene, but that somehow didn’t end the argument. She began livestreaming, insisted she couldn’t be trespassing because she had paid cash for her groceries, questioned whether the officers were legitimate, and repeatedly refused orders to leave. More officers arrived. The grocery cart stayed put. So did she. When officers attempted to place her in handcuffs, she held onto her belongings and resisted before eventually being escorted outside. Police ultimately took her into custody, and she was charged with criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. Turns out paying cash for the groceries doesn't come with a lifetime membership to Walmart—and calling 911 on the officer telling you to leave definitely didn't unlock the secret customer-service level.

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She got fired from the dealership… then tried to use her 4.2 GPA as a get-out-of-handcuffs card. Police were called to a Fort Myers car dealership after management fired an employee and told her to leave the property. She didn’t. Officers arrived, explained that management wanted her gone, and repeatedly told her she needed to leave. She insisted she was waiting for her mother to pick her up. Then police put Mom on speakerphone. Mom wasn’t coming. At that point, walking out the door could’ve ended the whole thing. Instead, officers attempted to escort her outside, she pulled away and stopped to look for her belongings, and the situation eventually ended with her in handcuffs. That’s when the résumé came out. She said she was “literally innocent.” She reminded officers that she was a law school student. She had an associate degree. And, repeatedly, she had a 4.2 GPA. She also worried that going to jail would ruin her future. She was ultimately booked on three misdemeanor charges: trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and resisting an officer without violence. There’s some brutal irony in studying the law while arguing over one of the simplest instructions imaginable: You’ve been told to leave private property. Leave.

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She was about to walk away with a couple of traffic tickets. Then she turned the stop into a trip to jail. A 73-year-old woman in Dawson County, Georgia, admitted she saw the deputy’s emergency lights behind her - but kept driving because she was late for a doctor’s appointment. The deputy initially planned to write the citations and let her go. Instead, she repeatedly got out of her vehicle despite being told to stay inside, cursed at the deputy, and eventually started walking toward the medical building like the traffic stop was over. She was ordered to stop. She kept walking. That’s when the handcuffs came out. The cited offenses were improper backing and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. Prosecutors later declined to pursue the more serious fleeing charge.

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A single penny turned into a police response. Corey walked into Family Dollar expecting to buy a pack of gum and get $20 cash back. Instead, a dispute over being just one cent short snowballed into a confrontation that ended with officers being called. After returning with the missing penny, she was told the cash-back request still couldn't be completed under store policy. Frustrated, she asked for a refund, but while employees worked to sort it out, police arrived. Officers attempted to issue a trespass warning, which required identifying her. When she repeatedly declined to provide her name, the situation escalated. As officers tried to handcuff her, she resisted, went limp, and said she had scoliosis. Once in the patrol car, the conversation became much calmer. She explained her side of what happened and was ultimately released at the scene—not taken to jail. She was issued a notice to appear in court on allegations of obstructing and resisting a peace officer and was formally trespassed from the store.

A single penny turned into a police response. Corey walked into Family Dollar expecting to buy a pack of gum and get $20 cash back. Instead, a dispute over being just one cent short snowballed into a confrontation that ended with officers being called. After returning with the missing penny, she was told the cash-back request still couldn't be completed under store policy. Frustrated, she asked for a refund, but while employees worked to sort it out, police arrived. Officers attempted to issue a trespass warning, which required identifying her. When she repeatedly declined to provide her name, the situation escalated. As officers tried to handcuff her, she resisted, went limp, and said she had scoliosis. Once in the patrol car, the conversation became much calmer. She explained her side of what happened and was ultimately released at the scene—not taken to jail. She was issued a notice to appear in court on allegations of obstructing and resisting a peace officer and was formally trespassed from the store.

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This woman walked into her Maine cabin after it had been closed up all winter… and discovered she had squatters. A mother and her five kids were right inside the door. The mom immediately started squawking at her to get out, and when she stepped outside, the father was right there staring at her from behind a tree. She admits she left the door open, so it was partly her fault… but she still went back in to check to make sure everything was okay. And that’s when she showed us the bird nest. Have you ever had an uninvited animal guest move into your house?

This woman walked into her Maine cabin after it had been closed up all winter… and discovered she had squatters. A mother and her five kids were right inside the door. The mom immediately started squawking at her to get out, and when she stepped outside, the father was right there staring at her from behind a tree. She admits she left the door open, so it was partly her fault… but she still went back in to check to make sure everything was okay. And that’s when she showed us the bird nest. Have you ever had an uninvited animal guest move into your house?

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Loss prevention recognized the shopper. Then they recognized the car. And suddenly, this Walmart stop looked a lot less like a one-time mistake. Peoria police were called after store security said a woman passed the point of sale with $138.61 in unpaid merchandise. But staff told officers they also suspected her in an earlier incident involving more than $400 worth of clothing. When confronted with surveillance images from that previous case, she denied being the person shown and said she had been in Chicago at the time. Loss prevention pointed out one awkward detail: She had returned in the same vehicle connected to the earlier incident. The encounter became increasingly tense when officers moved to arrest her, with repeated requests to call her brother and resistance as officers escorted her from the store. She was ultimately booked into the Peoria County Jail on a retail theft allegation. Returning to the same store is bold. Returning in the same car after loss prevention already has pictures is a whole different level of confidence.

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59,143 views • 11 days ago

She thought she was getting a trespass warning… then dispatch basically said, “Oh, she’s staying.” Police in Forsyth, Illinois responded after store security accused a woman of concealing children’s shoes in her bag. The merchandise was recovered, and store staff chose to permanently trespass her rather than pursue a retail theft charge over that visit. Then officers ran her name. Three active warrants. The warrants reportedly included matters connected to Sangamon and McLean counties. That little trespass notice suddenly became the least important piece of paper in the room. She was taken into custody, and officers reported finding additional items during the search that followed the arrest.

She thought she was getting a trespass warning… then dispatch basically said, “Oh, she’s staying.” Police in Forsyth, Illinois responded after store security accused a woman of concealing children’s shoes in her bag. The merchandise was recovered, and store staff chose to permanently trespass her rather than pursue a retail theft charge over that visit. Then officers ran her name. Three active warrants. The warrants reportedly included matters connected to Sangamon and McLean counties. That little trespass notice suddenly became the least important piece of paper in the room. She was taken into custody, and officers reported finding additional items during the search that followed the arrest.

✨️Serenitee♡Sam✨️

22,012 views • 18 days ago