There are some Amazon buildings that offer tours to the public. It's quite a sight to see. In my building we have almost 3500 people and over 5000 robots.
@@bullbutter9699 I worked at one, doing this exact same job... I didn't even last 2 and a half months. I make dogfood now, and it's way, WAY more tolerable. What you're seeing here is the future of warehouse work, and it is terrifying.
getting fired and going to jail sucks, but having this on blast all over the Internet, basically preventing you from having a real job ever again is what will really hurt.
It’s embarrassing but only a tiny tiny tiny fraction of the hiring force will have any knowledge of this video. Some company’s are thorough and will see everything. But he still has plenty of opportunity. He f’d up no question, but it’s not the end of the world
@@xINTENSORx he could find work in just about every blue collar job out there for starters. I’m a land developer and I see it all the time in the industry. It really all comes down to what you did in the first place to end up there
@@esho6460 I know this seems random to ask and maybe you don't want to answer but I'm dealing with issues with addiction and I've combined with depression/anxiety it's hampered me from ever getting far in college. People have recommended me to go the blue collar route/trade but I wonder if you recommend any fields in particular. I want to find something to help free myself and mind...
@Guitar of Destiny considering grand larceny is a felony and being a felon is terrible. I would qualify this as "one of the worst things you can go through". Not the worst but on that list.
This cop is a rare model of how police should be. Impressive and i hope people who go into law enforcement in the future take notes from this man! His judge of character, and the way he treats people is inspiring!
The officer is a "rare model" of what police officers aren't there for. They are NOT your shrink, social worker or babysitter so stop being ridiculous!
Growing up in Albuquerque myself, he is honestly probably the least these cops are worried about. Probably just thought he was going to be able to get away with it and got caught, doesn’t seem like the usual New Mexico craziness.
@@deusvult2302the guy stole from a greedy big corporation, he didn’t murder someone. It’s a case by case situation that these officers have this demeanor. There definitely should be more officers like this 😊
The cop is playing the good cop. He doesn't have the guy's interest at heart. He's just trying to gather as much incriminating evidence to forwarded to the district attorney. Never talk to the police without the presence of a lawyer
The cop knew everything lol he hit every incriminating point that he confirmed via the meeting with the manager. His tone is corporate and fake. They laughing in his face, knowing he a dummy and some fall for this. Strange.
I’ve been in this spot before, I was fortunate enough that my boss didn’t call the cops and gave me another chance. I was a struggling addict and I was trying to provide for my family, I worked at wal mart distribution center when I did it. I turned my life around, I have a great job and I provide for my kids comfortably. I hope he can turn his life around too. A thief is a thief, but people DO change, they just have to want to change.
I'll be completely honest with you, if I was confronted with anyone who says "I'll be completely honest with you" as many times as that cop did I would have demanded a lawyer.
This has got to be the most professional conversation between a cop and a suspect I’ve ever seen in my life. I really honestly wish that man the best. He literally seems like a totally decent guy who just did something stupid. We all do something dumb as hell at one point in our life. This guy will live a successful life. I know it!!!!
A video like this can ruin his life .. criminals need to pay for their crimes .. but I think privacy is a human right.. we all need second chances and non of us perfect.. yet a few minutes video on social media can make people judge us for the rest of our lives .. people need to stop riding high horses and remember they aren't so perfect. . personally I think the biggest criminals are monopoly companies, politicians, lobbyists, bankers, billionaires.. etc.
Apparently the temptation is too great & some can't control their impulses. You know what they say about greed though... it's the root of evil. Sorry I just can't stand a thief.
It's mostly their character, if not at work where everything is right in front of them, then they'll do it later at a less convenient location. They cannot help themselves, even if they don't need the items they steal, they do it just to have or to trade for something else
As a former security supervisor we watch everything and Amazon will let you steal to build a case on you. On top of that cameras are everywhere like come on y’all.
I worked for a small retailer 25 stores and they had LP. They would put stuff out like cheap $50 watch or something in precarious places and employees always pocketed them and were fired. It's dumb you make more than that in a day and throw it away for some bs.
Interrogation tactic. The cop isn’t his friend, the cop is trying to get him to confess so they can have hard proof evidence. I would question whether or not his stories are even true.
Honestly the most amazing part is that the suspect was treated with respect and humility the entire time, Nice job Sheriffs, and Lost Prevention department.
that's what happens when you listen & do as told. Even if you aren't in the wrong just listen, get it over with and fight it in court later lmao. yes there's bad cops but 90% of stops would go much better by just listening.
@@MaDHaTT3R85The police officers job isn't to punish criminals, it's to enforce the law. The judges job is sentence the person and they still say "Mr. And Ms.". Never forget the actual verdict is determined by the people, us, the jury. So being professional just helps the process along.
@@MaDHaTT3R85was he supposed to be beaten, dragged, spit on? Grow up, you don't have let other ppl behavior dictate how you respond. He's a non violent offered that stole. He got treated accordingly and will get his just deserves..
its reverse psychology because he wants the footage so he can post it but, at the same time-- he knows he will be admitting guilt .. so the cop is not as nice as we thnk
Hah, he's just doing his job. He's being nice to a respectful suspect who's helping the cops by incriminating himself. The question is how would he behave with a belligerent suspect who refuses to answer questions who knows his rights and decides to exercise them by being silent and seeking an attorney.
I always feel and have faith for someone who shows regret and remorse. Hopefully Alex learns a BIG life lesson from this. We all make mistakes in life, but if you learn and grow from it, you will get ahead and you can teach others in the future.
This Officer OMG…he is definitely one of the best among us! He’s generous and sincere! U know what, he needs to be promoted, like seriously! NUFF RESPECT SIR‼️👍🏾❤️
BU LL $HIT ! Cop is trying to get a confession out of him, and to incriminate himself. They also do the sweet talk even with those that commit cold blooded murder !
unfortunately that's the result of giving unappreciated, minimum wage workers full access to inventory. when people are making $500/week it's not hard to imagine they'd be tempted to steal a single item that can double their income. it's messed up but it's not hard to believe
@@iriveruespecially when the workers are literally starving and barely surviving yet the Walton family is worth a combined $100B They literally make $50M/yr doing absolutely nothing from their stock's dividend payouts. The more money you have the easier it is to make more. But when you have nothing it can be difficult to get ahead. You have to be really focused
@@iriveru thats not really an excuse to steal lol. Youre an adult and made the choice to work there. If youre not happy with your income then do something about it but staling like a little ass kid isnt the answer. Ive worked at amazon for three years and fuck yeah it sucks at times. But at least they offer alot of programs to help you move on from the shitty pay more then i can say for alot of other places ive worked for. Amazon isnt a place of where you wanna settle for and im sure they know it thats why they offer classes for i.t, you cl, and offer to pay for school, besides for offering classes on how to do interviews and help to move up in the company itself
This officer is the embodiment of why I will be going into Law Enforcement after I get out of the Marine Corps. His genuine demeanor and how he saw this guy as a person first and also maintain effective communication with this dude as well as the integrity of his investigation and getting justice for the victims (Amazon) as well. Keep up the good work!!!
I will be pulling for you and will always support you. Know going in that it's generally a thankless job, and it's during a time where many value criminals over law enforcement. Thank you for your service to America and for your future service to your community.
LOL. He saw the guy as a theft considering he just watched a video of him stealing. He was trying to come across as genuine. He doesn't care what's going on in his home life. It's not going to determine the outcome of the situation. So, if you are going into law enforcement to be phony towards people then go for it. All the best to you.
A rude comment? You'll be okay. Unfair? How old are you? Life is unfair. You don't now the commentor or their intentions, so just zip it. @@cathynewyork7918
HOW? He is still going to Jail he said there will be a warrant issued which means GO TO the police station to be booked! and go to court. 36:00 lol The cop lies here! 17:17 He said he does not know what is going on when he does and saw the video! 11:33
@@310socalwhat’s the time stamp when the warrant was mentioned? The only time I heard warrant was from the suspect who said he had a warrant out in another county. If he doesn’t show up for court, a warrant will be issued.
@@310socalalso, the cop lied to see if the suspect would own up to what he did. It’s a tactic to help establish trust. This tactic worked in the suspects favor. The officer went in knowing everything but decided to give him an opportunity to be honest.
Funny i saw no help ..he was tryin to trick him into opening his mouth an makin a statement..Keep ur mouths shut or u bury urself in court..END OF STORY
That cop was such a cool guy. I really hope he stays this positive and empathetic and the job doesn’t change him. He’s the type of guy who arrests you but gets in your head that you need to change your life and can do it
Forty years ago I worked for a good company and I used to take stuff like paper towels, water bottles and the like. Never got caught but one day I thought: why risk a good job for peanuts and I quit stealing. It's never worth it; more of the old "what goes around comes around".
This is sad because now that Alex is all over the internet for stealing, it will be hard for him to find a job and he will most likely become a drug dealer... I hope I'm wrong and he can turn his life around
Such a great officer and he’s totally right. It may seem like everything is crashing down around you but If you handle your business and take care of the situation like an adult one day it’ll be something you hardly even remember. I’ve had some friends that were way further down the path of becoming institutionalized that have made a decent life for themselves. It’s never too late!
Well to be working at Amazon he is likely not making professional wages..... Yeah for some people it will not matter but any good job will likely not want him because they can bet he will steal from them too. People don't realize how easy it is to end up broke.
People literally take these jobs to do exactly what he was doing. Resell the stolen goods. That's the only reason he probably took the job. There's an entire culture around these kind of jobs and doing this type of stuff. Facebook marketplace and any other selling site will have a bunch of these people on there.
@@Jamesthor Why would he want the job to resell the stuff instead of just walking into stores and steaking the stuff from them instead? His odds of having more time and chance to get away are much better if people don't know who he is than if he is at work right?
I'm sure that Amazon is thrilled that this is being publicized; they'll probably show it at the next warehouse meeting. Now the employees know that the company presses charges.
This officer needs all the credit, what a well spoken intelligent & outgoing person. Very relatable and what all law enforcement should look to be like, very impressed way he handled this interview 👏
Well maybe it is even simpler. Alex wanted the items but did not want the problems that came with those items. It is not possible Alex stole and remembers stealing yet stole over and over yet feels: embarrassment, fear, and regret. Just not possible.
Sadly I had a situation like this, I made a bad decision and stole from a great job I had. The saddest part of being fired from the job, was my bosses comment to me... he said “you hurt my heart, I treated you like my kids” that killed me. I was messed up on pain killers, not an excuse. But f I didn’t get fired for stealing, I would have been dead now... people make bad mistakes sometimes, it doesn’t mean people can’t do better.... no one knows what’s going on in someone’s life, don’t judge, never look down on someone unless you’re helping them up.
We all do dumb sht in our lives we just suffer different consequences. Getting caught stealing motivated me to be successful because I believed I could make on my own what I was willing to steal for to get. Because of the industry I’m in we deal with a lot un unusable extruded aluminum and years ago I took a bunch of what we call cutoff aluminum and took it to a scrap yard because I was trying to impress friends with a wad of cash. It was maybe $800. Back then it was a big deal. Boss knew someone took it, called around to all the scrap yards and eventually found out it was me and I was fired. Big lesson Learned. 30 years later I have my own glass company and I’ve had to deal with the exact same thing. Because I understand that petty theft doesn’t really come from a place of hate or malice I’ve never reported theft to police because I refuse to ruin someone’s life over petty thief. We have a process and My permanent guys call it the walk of shame. Lol. Having to go into the shop, collect their tools while me and my business partner are standing over them and walking them to their car after is pretty embarrassing because it’s what happened to me and I never wanted to feel like that again. The next glass company I worked for I saved every penny I could and after 5 years I started my own business. I’m actually good friends with my old boss and we laugh about now because out of everyone he’s ever employed I would be the one he would have said will never amount to anything. Bad people keep making the same mistakes. Good people grow from bad mistakes
@The Glass Master going to jail one time was all I needed.. stupid kid then, made me a better person today. Luckily, my case was sealed (I was 18). The judge told me "I'll see you again" as I told him, no sir you won't...and I've never been back. Sometimes we need a kick, to start us better.
When two good souls collide and take accountability, encounters like this can happen..... We are not perfect as humans but kudos to him for taking accountability and being real about it. Life is hard out here, and sometimes it allows us to break... But bless his situation and the officer as well! 🙏🏽
We don’t hear this type of great cop stories on news. This cop helped this young man more than he could take him to jail . The free motivation he gave to him as a man is awesome
@@elainemoore5280”I’m gonna be honest I don’t know what’s going on.” After he just watched footage of him stealing and made comments like “oh yeah that’s good enough! Got more footage of the other stealings?”
LOL? you find treating a human being with respect funny? People make mistakes. I'm sure by your attitude you've never made a mistake in life. But if you do, I hope you are treated disrespectfully. Good for you for being perfect. @@Jackie-yp6hr
I’ve been in this same position before. Thankfully my manager was understanding and rather than calling the cops they let me go. I will forever thank him and honestly the cop is right now I look back at that situation and just laugh at how big of a dumbass I was 😂
And when they let you go, they pretended that you didn't steal anything, didn't they give you a theft record or did something appear on your criminal record?
I mean, they couldnt prove the watch even with video and i highly doubt those were his first two things he's ever taken from there. Sounds like the workers have a little internal ring going on. IF he would have kept the package about 3 inches lower, he'd be fine.
Does having cameras in Walmart stop people from stealing? Why would Amazon fulfillment center be any different? People will try to take advantage anywhere
In the old days, before cameras were everywhere, an issue like employee theft wasn't news worthy. Unless you were in a small town, there was no write-up in the local paper or a featured story on the evening news. In some cases, if the thief agreed to certain terms, the judge would seal or expunge the crime from their record. Now that cops are wearing body cams and employers have more surveillance cameras, employee theft is being broadcast on a much wider scale. The Amazon employee's image and this story will live in perpetuity. There will be no discreet second chance. Something to consider before you commit a crime - no matter how petty.
@@OtisMoto people need to think twice. The internet has changed everything; including the way crime is documented and reported. Once your image/information is online, it has a life of its own.
I took a i.t. Class with a chapter on cyber security, my professor said NEVER do anything especially out in public you wouldn’t be comfortable with being filmed on camera.
As someone who got out of working in law enforcement, and saw so many coworkers have the same robotic power tripping authority or better than you attitudes, it is a rarity but refreshing to see a deputy actually treating a suspect with humanity and understanding. No unnecessary directives, repeating obvious laws, or giving the same automatic BS responses an d tip toeing over civil rights. Alex knows he messed up, and the deputy knows that he knows so doesn't beat him while he is already down. Good for both of them. The deputy should be proud of himself and how he presents himself. You really don't see individual personality anymore in this profession.
@@edwardbray534 have to break eggs to make an omelet though.... The country is sliding into a military occupation using police as a proxy their destruction of America. In some areas the police were so determined to belittle and extract wealth from Americans that the burning police car becomes a symbol of what may happen to occupiers. Or atleast that's my understanding of why Antifa has been involved in freeing the country from a brutal military occupation.
I can tell you with 100% certainty that the camera/security systems Amazon warehouses have recognizes the barcodes of the items before you even scan them.. When you pick something up, the system picks it up as well and knows what and the quantity of what you are holding, you are not going to steal from that warehouse. You may get away with it for a few days but the second that barcode stopped being tracked it set off several layers of redundancy in their system and guess what, it stops with you and you have to explain that..
BCSO resisted body cams until they were required by law to have them, so they bought low quality gear just to comply with the law. They don't care about the quality.
My older brother is a AP Supervisor for Home Depot Distribution. The things he has seen from not just "customers" but employees blows my mind. We live in an age where everything is being watched, and MOST major companies will allow you to continue to steal JUST to allow it to add up to a felonious charge. If it seems easy, its probably got holes. Its not worth the blow back! I pray he learns and grows. We've all made bad choices, just dont let those choices become habits!
He already screwed anyway. His job pays poor and getting a real job is difficult and expensive!!!!! Not a simple solution to a very basic income issue.
This is a great example of not immediately judging others. This guy was treated well, he sounds like an intelligent person, and he seems like a good person at heart. The officers did a phenomenal job!! He made a mistake, and no one is flawless!!
lmfao wtf are you talking about?? he'd prob steal a package from your doorstep if he could BUT ITS OKAY THO RIGHT? let him take it, right??? cuz he's NOT A BAD GUY!!! lmao this guy prob been doing it forever. he's prob upset cuz he got caught. chop his hands off. problem solved.
All police interrogations, whether on the street or on the beat, should work like this one. The offender should remember his employment tenure and had an employment discharge instead of an arrest, for the rest of his life.
We have to remember that professionalism is not something to be surprised about. It's to be expected. Just sad when other officers lower that bar by playing Judge, jury and executioner. Lots people don't understand a cop job is to primarily to de-escalate the situation and only use aggression both in tone or and action when absolutely necessary. It's not a big dick contest
First place, just stop taking sh$t thinking nobody's watchin'. I always taught my girls, when you get the money, you can pay for the items. Now they make more money than me & gladly pull it out.
I worked at an Amazon warehouse for years. It is near impossible to steal as a picker. They will catch you, but other non-direct roles are a little harder to track down. I came across thousands of dollars of empty boxes stashed in weird places in my time there. I report it, but mostly the managers just do not give a damn. That pick station is one of the old fashioned ones, BTW.
You can tell he’s mad at himself and regrets what he did..I hope he’s able to look back at this as a learning experience and hope he has a good life going forward
There is no going forward with a theft arrest. People can't just decided they did not get arrested and if convicted of theft they can't just decide to do whatever they want. They need to be employed and he is broke enough to be working for Amazon.....
he stole and got caught... you know damm well his life is fucked.. there is no "good life" with a record of thievery. he will only be set free and steal again.
More officers like this one are needed. He is amazing and made the suspect respect and cooperate with him by talking to him like a human and even offering personal details to ease the situation. Give that man a promotion 😂
Alex I am praying for you, I have kids with their own kids now and I know times are very difficult for them. This officer is so nice and trust him to help you. So please be good and God Bless you all.
The quality on those Amazon security cameras are amazing. If that dude was on his phone, you could zoom in and read the text on the screen. Amazon don't play. 😄
You think thats something? Check out these city traffic light cams 😬 police can set up an alert if you ever pass by it can read your face and give an alert if you got a mask it can examine your walk and body type and send alert to police if it match description these mfs is crazy 😂😂😂 avigilon is one of the techs police depts use and they new update is terroristic 😭
Some day they will replace humans with robots, like the one shoving racks from place to place…they just have to replace the human working on the racks with robots
Making a wrong decision doesn't define who you are. How you pick yourself up is what matters. I hope this guy turns his life around because I have been there myself.
Facts I'm currently in that process now all because I had a gun with no foid card so now I'm a felon shitty mistake but it definitely don't define who I am
@LAballin2408 I didn't say that at all. I was putting myself in his shoes because I’ve been there. As for a child molester, I can't because that's something I could never do. I know in God's eyes all sins are considered the same. In my human eyes, it's hard for me to look at it that way. To answer your question, if someone touched my kid, they would have a conversation with God as soon as I caught them.
If people only realized how cameras are now everywhere and how they work. Way back in the early 90s i helped wire up security cameras at a Sears store and it was amazing the detail they could see back then. Technology has obviously gotten much better today. If you are working in retail or just a customer thinking you are gonna shoplift and get away with it, just realize you are being recorded. When you step out of your house today you are being recorded everywhere you go.
that’s what I just was commenting! cameras are everywhere now and he’ll even a decade ago they could read the numbers on a bill of cash! and little man Bezos ain’t gonna let anyone take a buck outta his pocket he’s got some expensive alimony payments 😂
Wish there was more, actually. In Korea they can track you from the crime scene to each block you passed, to every bus stop, directly to your home. That's why it's so safe there. Can literally leave laptops and other expensive things on a table, go to the bathroom and whatever without worrying.
“ I don’t know these people “ “ You seem like a good dude” “ I don’t know anything about all this” “ Idk exactly what’s going on” “ You don’t have to talk” “ Do you wanna talk to me”? “ I’ll contact you personally, “I feel like we built trust” “If you’re telling me the truth,then I won’t take you into custody TODAY” Welp! Wait until that warrant comes buddy
When they say they don’t know anything, they KNOW everything. Always ask if you’re free to go. Then ask if you’re under arrest. Shut up and say you don’t answer questions. Then ask for a lawyer.
I worked at Amazon and its amazing how many people try to get away with stealing, but that's crazy how picking works now you used to walk around 20 miles a day picking items and it was the hardest job there.
@@dannydaw59 not really. U walk thru metal detectors to leave but they only go off for bigger pieces of metal so people would get away with stealing stuff as long as the metal detectors don't go off. If it goes off, then they will pull u to secondary and take off shoes and belt and go over the person with the wand. If u still don't clear, then they can't go further, so u get a write up, and u leave.
Not really. I would clock in and stay in the break room my whole shift for weeks. They never found out. But when inventory starts disappearing that’s easy for them to track, and they don’t play about inventory.
This police officer is so professional and he is such a very good person he’s a great guy he’s so respectful and so caring and kindhearted this is so rare ..
As someone who used to work for Amazon (delivering) I dont feel even a little bad for him. Whenever there is a package missing from one of my routes they always look at the deliverymen first because "it was lost while we had it" when in reality someone in the warehouse stole it and I never once had the package. Sometimes I even have the packaging and its completely empty. And he couldn't even look in the dudes eyes once, no remorse. Edit: I'm not shaming all of the warehouse workers ever so don't feel like I'm attacking you guys I know you all work hard but it did upset me every time I grabbed a package and the contents were completely empty. It's not even most of you but the ones who do it really bother me.
Maybe he avoided eye contact because he was ashamed. His words spoke remorse. Reading someone's body language is more intricate than just throwing an opinion at it
@@4dyamondx745 no I do respect that he fully cooperated but he shouldn't have been doing it in the first place. I didn't say anything that should make you think I'm heartless, I'm saying that people like him directly affected me and that's why I don't really pity him.
With the technology these warehouses have in place those security officers do very little except compiled what the technology does and provide to police... Those barcodes on those items are tracked at every stop in that building.. the second he picked up the watch and concealed it I have no doubt in my mind that alerts were not already going into the system attached to that bar code..
He got mad they weren’t gonna arrest him. Lol this jack ass takes his job too seriously he thinks he’s a cop. He subtly said in so many words at the end, “he should be arrested right now because we spoke with the DA and they went over collection of evidence procedures with us!” Like the cop doesn’t know his damn job. He is walking around rocking a flag hat and a cross chain as if he is doing something as dangerous. He sits on a fucking computer all day monitoring what other computers are trained to alert him to. 😂 dufus’s like these dudes are exactly what these companies seek out because they are mindless drones who truly believe these companies give a shit about them.
Considering LP at amazon (I work next to the office in a different field) just sits on their ass all day looking at monitors, of course they love their job. There’s even the “LP 15” joke that as soon as you get that role, you’re guaranteed 15lbs. of weight to put on. Automation does the work for them
This officer was amazing. He was encouraging without ignoring the gravity of the situation. So often police go into alpha mode and that’s not what was going to help Alex in the moment. Having support and guidance without the judgement was so commendable. Alex, kudos to you for owning your sh!t. So many people take far to long (if ever) to recognize the wrong they’ve done. I hope you’ve been able to take some steps toward a future you are proud of, that can also lead your little one down the right path. It’s never too late to become who you clearly desire to be.
The fact the cop went into detail about how he went to the better high school but didn’t take hand outs, and that he praised the man for his honesty even at a time where he’s at his lowest. The cop continued to acknowledge him “doing good” most likely meaning keeping a job and being working class (not having to resort to stealing ironically) to show him that good work pays off I hope brother got the memo
There is dignity in work, doing it to your best ability. Being a productive member of society and making a future for self and family. No matter the job. Everyone starts out somewhere. Then you advance based on character, ability and performance.
@@MartyBugg There aren't enough better jobs for everyone to progress.... one manager to many workers and the one manager usually takes most of the money.
@@7Lace77 you seem to have missed the part about doing the job to the best of your ability. I assure you if you're always on time, never complain, work hard and become someone they need there, you'll advance, o to be offered other opptys. There are so few who kill it at work and never bitch, your odds are almost 100% in a company that size.
Not the vibe I got. I feel like he’s got a cushy security job and probably gets hefty OT so spent a shit ton of time putting this together so he could milk the clock and have a fun project. Probably a pretty boring gig otherwise
@♛ Mr. King ♛ it's obvious first thing that came to my mind when he set the paper on the desk and sat down to brief the cops he thinks hed be a great cop
Im a dumbass … i did a similar thing with a very liberal company..: they were VERY careful with their accusation as there is no proof video footage . I said “i don’t know” and i kept a straight face and they fired me obviously… you feel like a complete loser ! But yes never admit!
Times are indeed tough for a lot of people, and they are strange for most if not all. I feel this is a good dude caught in an unfortunate situation and he understands he did some stupid stuff. Hope he gets through this swiftly and bounces back, whatever that looks like for him
I love a officer that can keep it real. Not stuck up or power hungry. But gives advice and honesty to someone who fucked up. As long as we are alive on this earth, we can only move forward.
This cop is the gold standard, completely relatable, straight up, decent, humble and a calming presence, he did his job to the ,ax here very impressed with him fair play, and also wish Alex the best In getting this charge behind him and bettering his life
I would hire this man without question. Everyone messes up and deserves a 2nd chance. His remorse was clearly meant and that's the most important part of this.
You’re so delusional. You think he’s sorry for stealing hundreds of dollars of merchandise? No. He’s sorry he got caught. He’s a grown man. You need mental help 😂
That's not "empathy", he's just acting like he's his friend to trick him into a confession. When someone says "I'm gonna be completely honest with you", they're usually lying - the cop said it about 100 times. :) A police officer who is hostile during an interrogation will never get a confession. They always act like they're your friends - until they have enough evidence to charge you.
Yep that *shit* doesn't fly anymore with all the electronic tracking and surveillance. When you're a dumbass, you get called out as one, as it should be.
It's pretty sad really isnt it. He's been recorded stealing it's got nothing to do with the colour of his skin but what else can he say play the victim look sad pry they fall for it . What he should do is just own it move on grow a set .
Respect to the officer and suspect. Both showed each other tremendous respect and talked like two grown ass adults! The suspect messed up and is taking responsibility and the officer maintained a calm demeanor. Respect to both
I went through a similar situation at the end of senior year of HS. Some of my buddies dared me to walk out with some clothes mind you I had money in my account to pay for them. I got grabbed a few feet out the door. And was brought to a back room to remove the items and wait for the police. I had never got in trouble with law enforcement and thought I permanently altered my future. I had D1 offers from universities for track and just knew I blew them doing something dumb. Even though it was my first offense the prosecutor tried to have me do time for it but the judge/lawyer blessed me because of my grades and track successes. Very thankful…hope everything works out for the dude if he means well!
It’s sad but the prosecutor sole job is to lock u up. The justice system is messed up. Some people can be helped and don’t even belong in jail because it just messes them up for the rest of their life.
If he wants to play buddy-buddy with criminals maybe he should become a social worker. If I was the police chief I woulda fired him for being such a lil bitch
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honestly, the most fascinating part is seeing how the Amazon warehouse works
There are some Amazon buildings that offer tours to the public. It's quite a sight to see. In my building we have almost 3500 people and over 5000 robots.
That’s what I thought!!! Crazy organized!!
Right?
@@ItsCapital soon it will be mostly robots
It looks like hell
At least jail won’t be so bad for him now that he’s worked in an Amazon warehouse
Probably get paid more too
He won't go to jail lol
Ive seen those places, look very cold and nonhuman. Dehumanizing for sure
@@bullbutter9699 I worked at one, doing this exact same job... I didn't even last 2 and a half months. I make dogfood now, and it's way, WAY more tolerable. What you're seeing here is the future of warehouse work, and it is terrifying.
@@hangingchad_ Those places look like there set up for the Future Robots, not humans.
They must have purchased their bodycams from Temu
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
fr😂😂
Probably departments budget, but at least they still got audio and video
@@tlauj8741is that what that is called? Could've fooled me! They both completely SUCK in this video!!! SMDH
This Law Enforcement Officer has 100% of my respect. A lot of people could learn from him. Treat others as you would like to be treated. 🤙
Cornball
I found it amazing to see how Amazon works. The helll with him. Show us Jeff Bezos' brainchild.
What an original statement. Derrrrrrrrrrrrr
Too bad the public doesn’t have that kind of respect for law enforcement or any government official. Respect is give get both ways.
@@jonathanperry6302 most of the time it’s because officers and government officials don’t have respect. So people already expect disrespect.
getting fired and going to jail sucks, but having this on blast all over the Internet, basically preventing you from having a real job ever again is what will really hurt.
It’s embarrassing but only a tiny tiny tiny fraction of the hiring force will have any knowledge of this video. Some company’s are thorough and will see everything. But he still has plenty of opportunity. He f’d up no question, but it’s not the end of the world
@@esho6460 true. McDonald's probably won’t do the digging. but anything paying a decent living wage will.
@@xINTENSORx he could find work in just about every blue collar job out there for starters. I’m a land developer and I see it all the time in the industry. It really all comes down to what you did in the first place to end up there
@@esho6460 I know this seems random to ask and maybe you don't want to answer but I'm dealing with issues with addiction and I've combined with depression/anxiety it's hampered me from ever getting far in college. People have recommended me to go the blue collar route/trade but I wonder if you recommend any fields in particular. I want to find something to help free myself and mind...
I wouldn’t trust him at Burger King he might steal the whoppers
This officer’s approach was pleasant and understanding. We need more officers like him. Great job.
He interrupts too much I was trying to get the tea but so was he like damn hush 😂
Yeah he wants to get the criminal to admit to the crime.
Never Talk To or trust the cops. Period !
He’s a manipulative liar
I disagree the guy stole a lot of merch, he doesn't deserve the "baby" treatment at all!
I've been in the same situation as this dude. The feeling that you just fucked your life up is really one of the worst things to go through.
Fuck up his life for this? You must of been beat on for every grounding. He'll be fine.
"Worst things to go through?" You lucky, sheltered individual 😂
@Guitar of Destiny considering grand larceny is a felony and being a felon is terrible. I would qualify this as "one of the worst things you can go through". Not the worst but on that list.
@@guitarofdestiny sorry not everyone one is black. 😢
dont be a thief and work for things like the rest of us
This cop is a rare model of how police should be. Impressive and i hope people who go into law enforcement in the future take notes from this man! His judge of character, and the way he treats people is inspiring!
I agree
The officer is a "rare model" of what police officers aren't there for. They are NOT your shrink, social worker or babysitter so stop being ridiculous!
Growing up in Albuquerque myself, he is honestly probably the least these cops are worried about. Probably just thought he was going to be able to get away with it and got caught, doesn’t seem like the usual New Mexico craziness.
If you think this is "rare" then you definitely don't watch body cam content often and get all of your world views off your twitter feed.
@@deusvult2302the guy stole from a greedy big corporation, he didn’t murder someone. It’s a case by case situation that these officers have this demeanor. There definitely should be more officers like this 😊
This officer’s customer service and communication is of the highest level. Great representation of his department.
They do that to sympathize with the Suspect to get a confession dumbbass😂
That kid will never get another honest job with his new record as a thief. Its sad, but that's how it works kid-oes.
The cop is playing the good cop. He doesn't have the guy's interest at heart. He's just trying to gather as much incriminating evidence to forwarded to the district attorney. Never talk to the police without the presence of a lawyer
Shouldn't be talking with a lawyer period yung man
Incriminate himself
The cop knew everything lol he hit every incriminating point that he confirmed via the meeting with the manager. His tone is corporate and fake. They laughing in his face, knowing he a dummy and some fall for this. Strange.
I’ve been in this spot before, I was fortunate enough that my boss didn’t call the cops and gave me another chance. I was a struggling addict and I was trying to provide for my family, I worked at wal mart distribution center when I did it. I turned my life around, I have a great job and I provide for my kids comfortably. I hope he can turn his life around too. A thief is a thief, but people DO change, they just have to want to change.
I hear you. Not that I ever plan on being in this place but I know to now say LAWYER
God bless you. Stay focused.
@@TroijanSkinhead thank you very much
@@andrewlewis5251 you a 🤡 smh
Thank you for speaking your story. Your honesty is appreciated god bless
I'll be completely honest with you, if I was confronted with anyone who says "I'll be completely honest with you" as many times as that cop did I would have demanded a lawyer.
Lol
He said it at least 30 times
Exactly...
That being said, did he lie about anything??
This cop wasn't being "cordial", he was building a case.
This has got to be the most professional conversation between a cop and a suspect I’ve ever seen in my life. I really honestly wish that man the best. He literally seems like a totally decent guy who just did something stupid. We all do something dumb as hell at one point in our life. This guy will live a successful life. I know it!!!!
No he's not
A video like this can ruin his life .. criminals need to pay for their crimes .. but I think privacy is a human right.. we all need second chances and non of us perfect.. yet a few minutes video on social media can make people judge us for the rest of our lives .. people need to stop riding high horses and remember they aren't so perfect. . personally I think the biggest criminals are monopoly companies, politicians, lobbyists, bankers, billionaires.. etc.
But he did it over and over an over
The cop couldn’t be harder on the guy than Amazon was.
I worked at an Amazon Fulfillment Center and this happened CONSTANTLY. I never understood why people would do that.
Apparently the temptation is too great & some can't control their impulses.
You know what they say about greed though... it's the root of evil. Sorry I just can't stand a thief.
Pretty easy to understand. Pay your employees like crap and have them in charge of merchandise and it’s bound to happen…. With the dishonest ones.
For the money.
It's mostly their character, if not at work where everything is right in front of them, then they'll do it later at a less convenient location. They cannot help themselves, even if they don't need the items they steal, they do it just to have or to trade for something else
Maybe if amazon actually paid their employees.
As a former security supervisor we watch everything and Amazon will let you steal to build a case on you. On top of that cameras are everywhere like come on y’all.
What is the “amnesty” bin hanging on the chain link fence?
I love how employers love record us, hate when employees walking around with phones in our pocket to record employers doing wrong at the job
Agree id rather take stuff from Walmart or something
I’m ngl that lil kiosk where y’all let ppl buy snacks used to be open season for me😭💀
@Corey Babcock Just go to San Fransico and they will allow you to. Just make sure it's under 1000.
Stealing from your job isn't worth it. Never ends well.
I worked for a small retailer 25 stores and they had LP. They would put stuff out like cheap $50 watch or something in precarious places and employees always pocketed them and were fired. It's dumb you make more than that in a day and throw it away for some bs.
@@JL-bm2sp exactly. I'm currently a nurse so I understand you fully.
Politicians would beg to differ
@@JL-bm2sp IF YOU KNOW WHERE ALL THE CAMERAS ARE, YOURE GUCCI
Stealing in general is bad , not just from your job.
I love how the officer makes the suspect feel truly relaxed and the whole vibe between them is just so calming
This officer is very annoying, and he damn sure isn't Alex' friend.
Interrogation tactic. The cop isn’t his friend, the cop is trying to get him to confess so they can have hard proof evidence. I would question whether or not his stories are even true.
Honestly the most amazing part is that the suspect was treated with respect and humility the entire time, Nice job Sheriffs, and Lost Prevention department.
that's what happens when you listen & do as told. Even if you aren't in the wrong just listen, get it over with and fight it in court later lmao. yes there's bad cops but 90% of stops would go much better by just listening.
@@MaDHaTT3R85The police officers job isn't to punish criminals, it's to enforce the law. The judges job is sentence the person and they still say "Mr. And Ms.". Never forget the actual verdict is determined by the people, us, the jury. So being professional just helps the process along.
@@MaDHaTT3R85was he supposed to be beaten, dragged, spit on? Grow up, you don't have let other ppl behavior dictate how you respond. He's a non violent offered that stole. He got treated accordingly and will get his just deserves..
@@MaDHaTT3R85 Doesn't he know that a customer's Apple watch delivery could be delayed a few days!? Oh, the humanity!!!
Ale× is wrong that's some ppls packages. They're worse than porch pirates ßecause ßeing an employee you know what is inside most of those packages.
It's crazy how the cop says "you don't have to talk to me if you don't want to" so many times after reading him his rights and he STILL talks to him
Lmao everything on cam your really think even the highest paid lawyer can defend this?
whether he did or didnt, in this case hes caught red handed.
Humans are just social brings sometimes you cant not speak.
@@62nichols94yeah but he admitted things they didn’t know like the whole box of Apple Watches the more the valuables are the higher the charge
its reverse psychology because he wants the footage so he can post it but, at the same time-- he knows he will be admitting guilt .. so the cop is not as nice as we thnk
I worked in an Amazon warehouse and they have cameras everywhere. Literally everywhere. They know everything you’re doing.
Even in the toilets watching you take a sh!t.
Shoot, even if you're shooting out turds?
Not everywhere
Wrong. I worked at an Amazon warehouse and people would steal countless amounts of things and get away with it.
Yes. They know the size of your wiener, how many wipes after a deuce and how many toilet paper squares you're costing the company...
Lol I used to work at an Amazon warehouse as a picker and the most relatable thing about this video is the 1/2 mile walk to the bathroom and back 😂😂😂
Pretty much the same situation at UPS. You just gotta hope the one you're going to isn't closed for cleaning
@@Smity435 Bullshit. At UPS you go to the restroom when you need to nobody is micromanaging a teamster over camera.
@@gotacallfromvishalYeah true when I worked there no one cared
@@Smity435ups is dogshit compared to Amazon at least Amazon cares a lil bit more
Man facts. That walk to the restroom and break room was no joke😂🤣
Utmost respect for this officer. Unbelievable how he handled this. Way to go! Push this kid in the right direction!
Hah, he's just doing his job. He's being nice to a respectful suspect who's helping the cops by incriminating himself. The question is how would he behave with a belligerent suspect who refuses to answer questions who knows his rights and decides to exercise them by being silent and seeking an attorney.
Kid? He said he is in his 30s
I thought you had to walk out of the building with the stolen goods
@@pmattoonpfffff 🤣 I bet you think your so smart 😂
the elf cutout in the back is basically mocking him the entire time
Oh my God 😂😂😂
That part😂
So that's what that was. It was creeping me out.
That’s hilarious!!! I love ELF!!!
Absolutely 😂😂😂😂💯
I always feel and have faith for someone who shows regret and remorse. Hopefully Alex learns a BIG life lesson from this. We all make mistakes in life, but if you learn and grow from it, you will get ahead and you can teach others in the future.
This is the first balanced message I've seen in a while... Grace has its place for sure...
@@mizz9841 thank you!
@@mizz9841no grace from Amazon here. They're a greedy, cut throat organization. Everyone should boycott them.
I bet you wouldn’t trust him with your stuff though would you
@@ASHY_SLASHY_79 sure I would. I'm so sick of this pretend perfect world. The world is made up of broken people. ALL FALL Short from time to time...
This Officer OMG…he is definitely one of the best among us! He’s generous and sincere! U know what, he needs to be promoted, like seriously! NUFF RESPECT SIR‼️👍🏾❤️
BU LL $HIT ! Cop is trying to get a confession out of him, and to incriminate himself. They also do the sweet talk even with those that commit cold blooded murder !
@@texasborn2720yeah. That’s their job. They do have the choice though to be a 🍆 or to be civil. This cop is civil.
As a former WalMart warehouse worker, this happens a lot. Ive seen 4 people fired for theft during my 1 year of working there.
unfortunately that's the result of giving unappreciated, minimum wage workers full access to inventory. when people are making $500/week it's not hard to imagine they'd be tempted to steal a single item that can double their income. it's messed up but it's not hard to believe
@@iriveruespecially when the workers are literally starving and barely surviving yet the Walton family is worth a combined $100B
They literally make $50M/yr doing absolutely nothing from their stock's dividend payouts. The more money you have the easier it is to make more. But when you have nothing it can be difficult to get ahead. You have to be really focused
@@iriveru "$500/week" median pay in France!
@@iriveru thats not really an excuse to steal lol. Youre an adult and made the choice to work there. If youre not happy with your income then do something about it but staling like a little ass kid isnt the answer. Ive worked at amazon for three years and fuck yeah it sucks at times. But at least they offer alot of programs to help you move on from the shitty pay more then i can say for alot of other places ive worked for. Amazon isnt a place of where you wanna settle for and im sure they know it thats why they offer classes for i.t, you cl, and offer to pay for school, besides for offering classes on how to do interviews and help to move up in the company itself
@@internetcensure5849so what, im paying 3x that on my rent and i have average salary
This officer is the embodiment of why I will be going into Law Enforcement after I get out of the Marine Corps. His genuine demeanor and how he saw this guy as a person first and also maintain effective communication with this dude as well as the integrity of his investigation and getting justice for the victims (Amazon) as well. Keep up the good work!!!
I will be pulling for you and will always support you. Know going in that it's generally a thankless job, and it's during a time where many value criminals over law enforcement. Thank you for your service to America and for your future service to your community.
Lol well, maybe after being on the force, a couple years in a big city will change your mind
LOL. He saw the guy as a theft considering he just watched a video of him stealing. He was trying to come across as genuine. He doesn't care what's going on in his home life. It's not going to determine the outcome of the situation. So, if you are going into law enforcement to be phony towards people then go for it. All the best to you.
@@Nah.ImCool This is a rude comment. The person is not going into law enforcement to be phony, and it is rude and unfair for to say that to him.
A rude comment? You'll be okay. Unfair? How old are you? Life is unfair. You don't now the commentor or their intentions, so just zip it. @@cathynewyork7918
This cop went above and beyond his duty to help this young man! Respect 💯
HOW? He is still going to Jail he said there will be a warrant issued which means GO TO the police station to be booked! and go to court. 36:00 lol The cop lies here! 17:17 He said he does not know what is going on when he does and saw the video! 11:33
Meeting that cop for that young man is gone make a big change in his life 🙏
@@310socalwhat’s the time stamp when the warrant was mentioned? The only time I heard warrant was from the suspect who said he had a warrant out in another county. If he doesn’t show up for court, a warrant will be issued.
@@310socalalso, the cop lied to see if the suspect would own up to what he did. It’s a tactic to help establish trust. This tactic worked in the suspects favor. The officer went in knowing everything but decided to give him an opportunity to be honest.
Funny i saw no help ..he was tryin to trick him into opening his mouth an makin a statement..Keep ur mouths shut or u bury urself in court..END OF STORY
The officer was so professional and understanding ❤
That cop was such a cool guy. I really hope he stays this positive and empathetic and the job doesn’t change him. He’s the type of guy who arrests you but gets in your head that you need to change your life and can do it
FYI All Tactics👀
More than 1 way to catch a mouse. Nice guy role got a confession on tape😂
Cop knew everything prior. #theartofwar
Yeah, you’re an idiot. The cop is being nice only so he can get a confession.
Forty years ago I worked for a good company and I used to take stuff like paper towels, water bottles and the like. Never got caught but one day I thought: why risk a good job for peanuts and I quit stealing. It's never worth it; more of the old "what goes around comes around".
This is sad because now that Alex is all over the internet for stealing, it will be hard for him to find a job and he will most likely become a drug dealer... I hope I'm wrong and he can turn his life around
@@BlueBARv5 he would prob be making twice as much selling drugs though
I betcha when he was called to the office.......instant bubble guts.😂😂😂
Dummy probably thought he was getting a promotion 😂
Then seeing the cop's after that, literally scared the shit right outta him!
He thinking about how them folks finna be staring at him once he walk out in cuffs
LMAOOOOOOOOO 😂😂😂😂
Probably farted a little.
Such a great officer and he’s totally right. It may seem like everything is crashing down around you but If you handle your business and take care of the situation like an adult one day it’ll be something you hardly even remember. I’ve had some friends that were way further down the path of becoming institutionalized that have made a decent life for themselves. It’s never too late!
Well to be working at Amazon he is likely not making professional wages..... Yeah for some people it will not matter but any good job will likely not want him because they can bet he will steal from them too. People don't realize how easy it is to end up broke.
People literally take these jobs to do exactly what he was doing. Resell the stolen goods. That's the only reason he probably took the job. There's an entire culture around these kind of jobs and doing this type of stuff. Facebook marketplace and any other selling site will have a bunch of these people on there.
@@Jamesthor Why would he want the job to resell the stuff instead of just walking into stores and steaking the stuff from them instead? His odds of having more time and chance to get away are much better if people don't know who he is than if he is at work right?
So true I’m glad you are doing well also ❤
@@LashayneHampton Well someone will make it but they all will not. People who survive sometime are in the minority.....
Really nice officer, you can tell he genuinely cares to make a difference.
You are so gullible !
@@texasborn2720😂😂😂
I'm sure that Amazon is thrilled that this is being publicized; they'll probably show it at the next warehouse meeting. Now the employees know that the company presses charges.
Willing to bet he’s been getting away with it for a while.
Unlike FedEx who views employee theft as a retirement plan for its thug employees.
This police officer is a breath of fresh air what a nice man
You people are so naive, he knows he's on body cam. Some cops are cool and there are bad apples as well
@@waltporter7707 have you seen bad cops? They don’t care if they’re on body cam there’s plenty of videos of it online
This is text book, 'good cop.'
A breath of fresh air through the visor on his helmet while he was running from cops 😂
@@waltporter7707 You're right, he's an actor. Be cool, build a relationship and prosecute to the full extent of the law.
This is how all cops should be in the initial stages of an investigation. Super cool guy.
This officer needs all the credit, what a well spoken intelligent & outgoing person. Very relatable and what all law enforcement should look to be like, very impressed way he handled this interview 👏
The Amazon worker's body language is fascinating. It's clear the embarrassment, fear, and regret that he feels as the reality of his busting dawns.
Well maybe it is even simpler. Alex wanted the items but did not want the problems that came with those items. It is not possible Alex stole and remembers stealing yet stole over and over yet feels: embarrassment, fear, and regret. Just not possible.
@@donaldlyons17ngga what
@@donaldlyons17stop dehumanizing,
He obviously feels bad,
Stop rn
@@juliet4093 Adain not to say he is bad but he was more worried about other stuff....
@@juliet4093 he never turned himself in so i don't think he feels bad😂😂😂
Sadly I had a situation like this, I made a bad decision and stole from a great job I had. The saddest part of being fired from the job, was my bosses comment to me... he said “you hurt my heart, I treated you like my kids” that killed me. I was messed up on pain killers, not an excuse. But f I didn’t get fired for stealing, I would have been dead now... people make bad mistakes sometimes, it doesn’t mean people can’t do better.... no one knows what’s going on in someone’s life, don’t judge, never look down on someone unless you’re helping them up.
They say that the worst thing for someone could be something working for them. Glad things are better for you.
We all do dumb sht in our lives we just suffer different consequences. Getting caught stealing motivated me to be successful because I believed I could make on my own what I was willing to steal for to get. Because of the industry I’m in we deal with a lot un unusable extruded aluminum and years ago I took a bunch of what we call cutoff aluminum and took it to a scrap yard because I was trying to impress friends with a wad of cash. It was maybe $800. Back then it was a big deal. Boss knew someone took it, called around to all the scrap yards and eventually found out it was me and I was fired. Big lesson Learned. 30 years later I have my own glass company and I’ve had to deal with the exact same thing. Because I understand that petty theft doesn’t really come from a place of hate or malice I’ve never reported theft to police because I refuse to ruin someone’s life over petty thief. We have a process and My permanent guys call it the walk of shame. Lol. Having to go into the shop, collect their tools while me and my business partner are standing over them and walking them to their car after is pretty embarrassing because it’s what happened to me and I never wanted to feel like that again. The next glass company I worked for I saved every penny I could and after 5 years I started my own business. I’m actually good friends with my old boss and we laugh about now because out of everyone he’s ever employed I would be the one he would have said will never amount to anything. Bad people keep making the same mistakes. Good people grow from bad mistakes
Felt dat
😮💨 ain’t no feeling like disappointing someone that thought highly of you. I’m glad we changed our lives!
@The Glass Master going to jail one time was all I needed.. stupid kid then, made me a better person today. Luckily, my case was sealed (I was 18). The judge told me "I'll see you again" as I told him, no sir you won't...and I've never been back. Sometimes we need a kick, to start us better.
I wish their would be more great officers like this one . He’s so caring
When two good souls collide and take accountability, encounters like this can happen..... We are not perfect as humans but kudos to him for taking accountability and being real about it. Life is hard out here, and sometimes it allows us to break... But bless his situation and the officer as well! 🙏🏽
We don’t hear this type of great cop stories on news. This cop helped this young man more than he could take him to jail . The free motivation he gave to him as a man is awesome
You also don’t hear on the news every time a plane lands safely because that wouldn’t be news worthy.
I have said and will always beleive HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY!!!!!
@@elainemoore5280”I’m gonna be honest I don’t know what’s going on.” After he just watched footage of him stealing and made comments like “oh yeah that’s good enough! Got more footage of the other stealings?”
HUGE respect for this officer.
Lol why? Because he used to friendliness to get a confession from a suspect? 😂
LOL? you find treating a human being with respect funny? People make mistakes. I'm sure by your attitude you've never made a mistake in life. But if you do, I hope you are treated disrespectfully. Good for you for being perfect.
@@Jackie-yp6hr
I’ve been in this same position before. Thankfully my manager was understanding and rather than calling the cops they let me go. I will forever thank him and honestly the cop is right now I look back at that situation and just laugh at how big of a dumbass I was 😂
And when they let you go, they pretended that you didn't steal anything, didn't they give you a theft record or did something appear on your criminal record?
@@alexvega3179you can’t get a criminal record given to you from anyone except the cops
The officer has the crunchiest camera. All of a sudden I felt hungry.
The fact that he thought he wasn’t going to get caught with a camera over him is crazy!
Wow he so stupid stealing he doesn't have no respect for himself so sad.😡🤔
I mean, they couldnt prove the watch even with video and i highly doubt those were his first two things he's ever taken from there. Sounds like the workers have a little internal ring going on.
IF he would have kept the package about 3 inches lower, he'd be fine.
Does having cameras in Walmart stop people from stealing? Why would Amazon fulfillment center be any different? People will try to take advantage anywhere
@@samueli1670 what are you writing about? Did I mention anything about this vs that? Anyone who steals is just as stupid.
@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 they actually do have fake workers thats how my friend got cought
In the old days, before cameras were everywhere, an issue like employee theft wasn't news worthy. Unless you were in a small town, there was no write-up in the local paper or a featured story on the evening news.
In some cases, if the thief agreed to certain terms, the judge would seal or expunge the crime from their record.
Now that cops are wearing body cams and employers have more surveillance cameras, employee theft is being broadcast on a much wider scale. The Amazon employee's image and this story will live in perpetuity. There will be no discreet second chance.
Something to consider before you commit a crime - no matter how petty.
True very true
Good. Motivation to not steal. Not enough shame these days.
@@OtisMoto people need to think twice. The internet has changed everything; including the way crime is documented and reported. Once your image/information is online, it has a life of its own.
@@DonnyNoMarie yep. Don't be an idiot or suffer the consequences. I love it.
I took a i.t. Class with a chapter on cyber security, my professor said NEVER do anything especially out in public you wouldn’t be comfortable with being filmed on camera.
As someone who got out of working in law enforcement, and saw so many coworkers have the same robotic power tripping authority or better than you attitudes, it is a rarity but refreshing to see a deputy actually treating a suspect with humanity and understanding. No unnecessary directives, repeating obvious laws, or giving the same automatic BS responses an d tip toeing over civil rights. Alex knows he messed up, and the deputy knows that he knows so doesn't beat him while he is already down. Good for both of them. The deputy should be proud of himself and how he presents himself. You really don't see individual personality anymore in this profession.
Antifa has definitely been a major role in forcing law enforcement to behave and respect people.
And responsible for millions upon millions of dollars in property damage SMH!
He’s just trying to make him comfortable to build a strong case for the prosecution….
@@edwardbray534 have to break eggs to make an omelet though.... The country is sliding into a military occupation using police as a proxy their destruction of America.
In some areas the police were so determined to belittle and extract wealth from Americans that the burning police car becomes a symbol of what may happen to occupiers.
Or atleast that's my understanding of why Antifa has been involved in freeing the country from a brutal military occupation.
I don’t know where you work, but I’m not even in Law Enforcement and deal with multiple agencies weekly and I’ve never ran into a bad cop.
Man this officer is awesome, I can tell he has a good heart with good intentions in life 🤝
I can tell you with 100% certainty that the camera/security systems Amazon warehouses have recognizes the barcodes of the items before you even scan them.. When you pick something up, the system picks it up as well and knows what and the quantity of what you are holding, you are not going to steal from that warehouse. You may get away with it for a few days but the second that barcode stopped being tracked it set off several layers of redundancy in their system and guess what, it stops with you and you have to explain that..
That’s not true at all. That technology is at the go store.
Not true..
@@concretejungle6938 thanks for explaining
@@JaKingScomez Y.W.
Thanks for the tips.. if ever work there I’ll know how to go about things 😮
That cop needs to get a new body cam off amazon, lens is a mess.
🥶😬
Go buy him one, then
Y'all don't be idiots c'mon the cop should just ask the worker to pocket one for him free.99
Could be the lighting and also officers don’t buy their own gear , sometimes they may purchase a gun but it’s usually city or state property.
BCSO resisted body cams until they were required by law to have them, so they bought low quality gear just to comply with the law. They don't care about the quality.
My older brother is a AP Supervisor for Home Depot Distribution. The things he has seen from not just "customers" but employees blows my mind. We live in an age where everything is being watched, and MOST major companies will allow you to continue to steal JUST to allow it to add up to a felonious charge.
If it seems easy, its probably got holes. Its not worth the blow back! I pray he learns and grows. We've all made bad choices, just dont let those choices become habits!
Facts
He already screwed anyway. His job pays poor and getting a real job is difficult and expensive!!!!! Not a simple solution to a very basic income issue.
best to live in a liberal state if your gonna steal then!
Why let them steal so much they can’t get back? Just fire them ? Does insurance only pay on felony cases?
@@KingIrvXL Good question but they seemed to have know for a while so why keep a person?
This cops A+ seriously. This is how you get through to people and help them change.
This is a great example of not immediately judging others. This guy was treated well, he sounds like an intelligent person, and he seems like a good person at heart. The officers did a phenomenal job!! He made a mistake, and no one is flawless!!
I am 😊
I found this dude on Facebook and he looks like he comes from a good family.
lmfao wtf are you talking about?? he'd prob steal a package from your doorstep if he could BUT ITS OKAY THO RIGHT? let him take it, right??? cuz he's NOT A BAD GUY!!! lmao this guy prob been doing it forever. he's prob upset cuz he got caught. chop his hands off. problem solved.
All police interrogations, whether on the street or on the beat, should work like this one. The offender should remember his employment tenure and had an employment discharge instead of an arrest, for the rest of his life.
I suppose that the guys who did the Lufthansa heist, also made a mistake.
What a great cop! The way he handled the whole situation is simply amazing! A real professional.
Yea he's good at manipulation
Much respect to this officer!! He was so respectful!!
We have to remember that professionalism is not something to be surprised about. It's to be expected.
Just sad when other officers lower that bar by playing Judge, jury and executioner.
Lots people don't understand a cop job is to primarily to de-escalate the situation and only use aggression both in tone or and action when absolutely necessary. It's not a big dick contest
This proves we are so used to disrespectful cops. They should ALL be this way.....
@@knapptrappmost are. It's the criminals who arent.
@@Tony_Cardoza Most cops aren't. Its obvious for the criminals 🙄
The cop just wanted some BBC in his behind, that’s why he was talking to the criminal like a sprung 13yr old.
They need to start realizing cameras are among them daily !
The manger said that the employee told them and they can he a camera above them, it shouldn't take knowing that you're being watched to be honest.
Are the cameras hidden?? I mean come on...a person would know there being watched
First place, just stop taking sh$t thinking nobody's watchin'. I always taught my girls, when you get the money, you can pay for the items. Now they make more money than me & gladly pull it out.
@@Rob-z7kthe cameras are in plain sight in many angles😂I use to pick orders until I moved into a different position
@@Rob-z7kthey’re not hidden at all. You see them clear as day at every single work station. He just thought he was slick in the tote.
This cop is amazing. He really comes across as such a sincere loving adorable guy. Love his no-bulls**t style.
🙌🏼Treat people how you want to be treated…we need more like him
He lied to him lmao said he didn’t know what was going on other than that coo gets a A cheers 🥂
Yeah he gave the guy a call when he finished his shift to see if he'll hook up with him.😂
most cops are.
It's good interrogation tactics they teach. You make then feel like your they're friend, can open up to them so they can get you to talk.
I worked at an Amazon warehouse for years. It is near impossible to steal as a picker. They will catch you, but other non-direct roles are a little harder to track down. I came across thousands of dollars of empty boxes stashed in weird places in my time there. I report it, but mostly the managers just do not give a damn. That pick station is one of the old fashioned ones, BTW.
Maybe they are all in the stealing and need to contact a bigger manager and company
If that's old fashioned I wonder what technology they have now? That seems like really high end technology
You can tell he’s mad at himself and regrets what he did..I hope he’s able to look back at this as a learning experience and hope he has a good life going forward
There is no going forward with a theft arrest. People can't just decided they did not get arrested and if convicted of theft they can't just decide to do whatever they want. They need to be employed and he is broke enough to be working for Amazon.....
Thieves don’t deserve good things in life. We treat them just like we treat a child predator!
@@notthebasic2258 Well that seems super harsh. I think stuff should depend...
he stole and got caught... you know damm well his life is fucked.. there is no "good life" with a record of thievery. he will only be set free and steal again.
Only regrets it because he got caught.
More officers like this one are needed. He is amazing and made the suspect respect and cooperate with him by talking to him like a human and even offering personal details to ease the situation. Give that man a promotion 😂
Alex I am praying for you, I have kids with their own kids now and I know times are very difficult for them. This officer is so nice and trust him to help you. So please be good and God Bless you all.
TF? Alex a Thief...Now he's a good guy cause he got caught😂😂😂
I had this same exact job as a picker at an Amazon warehouse and this stuff happens unfortunately. I pray for this man.
@K1Kamikaze Absolutely. His mistakes shouldn’t define him. I pray for him to repent and turn to Christ.
@@ChristianContent-l8tgrow up old man. You feel bad for a criminal? You’re a pathetic religious person. He’s 30 years old not 16
@@ChristianContent-l8tcome again? Of course your actions define you..
@stevenwhite4836 Lets see how far that "Horney for Jeezuz" stuff works when somebody STEALS FROM YOU next..
@@panamaJThere’s more to him than stealing from Amazon.
This cop is a legend,Bless this man,and this coming from a retired career criminal
Well criminals the good ones respect the law and know its a cat and mouse game.
Absolutely.
GOD BLESS EVERYONE 🙏❤️🙌
@♛ Mr. King ♛ you steal from the dollar store and you call yourself a criminall?? Why,makes no sense
Not retired 🤣
Respect ✌🏾 Now this is a good cop. Keep up the good work Young Man!
The quality on those Amazon security cameras are amazing. If that dude was on his phone, you could zoom in and read the text on the screen. Amazon don't play. 😄
You think thats something? Check out these city traffic light cams 😬 police can set up an alert if you ever pass by it can read your face and give an alert if you got a mask it can examine your walk and body type and send alert to police if it match description these mfs is crazy 😂😂😂 avigilon is one of the techs police depts use and they new update is terroristic 😭
We’ll Amazon hires anybody and I do mean anybody. So you got to have security in place.
Some day they will replace humans with robots, like the one shoving racks from place to place…they just have to replace the human working on the racks with robots
@@arbjful Given they are already doing this in some fast food places? I wouldn't doubt it.
You actually can. Same ones they use at Wholefoods. They zoom in on a speck of dust.
Making a wrong decision doesn't define who you are. How you pick yourself up is what matters. I hope this guy turns his life around because I have been there myself.
Facts I'm currently in that process now all because I had a gun with no foid card so now I'm a felon shitty mistake but it definitely don't define who I am
@SpicyNewz Prayers for you brother, keep strong.
So you're saying a child predator who makes a mistake of sexually abusing a child doesn't define who they are neither?
@@LABallin247 mf you know damn well he ain't talking bout no weird nasty shit like that
@LAballin2408 I didn't say that at all. I was putting myself in his shoes because I’ve been there. As for a child molester, I can't because that's something I could never do. I know in God's eyes all sins are considered the same. In my human eyes, it's hard for me to look at it that way. To answer your question, if someone touched my kid, they would have a conversation with God as soon as I caught them.
If people only realized how cameras are now everywhere and how they work. Way back in the early 90s i helped wire up security cameras at a Sears store and it was amazing the detail they could see back then. Technology has obviously gotten much better today. If you are working in retail or just a customer thinking you are gonna shoplift and get away with it, just realize you are being recorded. When you step out of your house today you are being recorded everywhere you go.
that’s what I just was commenting! cameras are everywhere now and he’ll even a decade ago they could read the numbers on a bill of cash! and little man Bezos ain’t gonna let anyone take a buck outta his pocket he’s got some expensive alimony payments 😂
Would be nice if this helped me get out of Walmart without the security guard bothering me.
Wish there was more, actually. In Korea they can track you from the crime scene to each block you passed, to every bus stop, directly to your home. That's why it's so safe there. Can literally leave laptops and other expensive things on a table, go to the bathroom and whatever without worrying.
And I used to rib sears blind lol. I don't subscribe to that life but anymore.
Yea but the worst body cam footage ever🤣 shits lagging like a mf
This cop is a perfect representation of a moral civil officer in society! God bless you sir!🙏
“ I don’t know these people “
“ You seem like a good dude”
“ I don’t know anything about all this”
“ Idk exactly what’s going on”
“ You don’t have to talk”
“ Do you wanna talk to me”?
“ I’ll contact you personally, “I feel like we built trust”
“If you’re telling me the truth,then I won’t take you into custody TODAY”
Welp! Wait until that warrant comes buddy
"i wouldnt lie to you"
Cop running game
"im gona be straight"
When they say they don’t know anything, they KNOW everything. Always ask if you’re free to go. Then ask if you’re under arrest. Shut up and say you don’t answer questions. Then ask for a lawyer.
Never listen to the white man all they do is lie.
I worked at Amazon and its amazing how many people try to get away with stealing, but that's crazy how picking works now you used to walk around 20 miles a day picking items and it was the hardest job there.
Yeah. I used to work for Ingram micro. We had to walk to ailes and shelfs to pick. This place has it given to you. Must be nice lol
@@gypsybluewaves580 Did you use Chucks there?
Do they search employees at the exits when they clock out?
Sometimes some do@@dannydaw59
@@dannydaw59 not really. U walk thru metal detectors to leave but they only go off for bigger pieces of metal so people would get away with stealing stuff as long as the metal detectors don't go off. If it goes off, then they will pull u to secondary and take off shoes and belt and go over the person with the wand. If u still don't clear, then they can't go further, so u get a write up, and u leave.
Amazon watches everyone like a hawk in their building
They need to, stealing is unacceptable.
Rightfully so, it’s their property
Not really. I would clock in and stay in the break room my whole shift for weeks. They never found out. But when inventory starts disappearing that’s easy for them to track, and they don’t play about inventory.
Stealing from a.sophisticated technology company is a bad idea.
@@SteveWillSpendIt FACT
This police officer is so professional and he is such a very good person he’s a great guy he’s so respectful and so caring and kindhearted this is so rare ..
As someone who used to work for Amazon (delivering) I dont feel even a little bad for him. Whenever there is a package missing from one of my routes they always look at the deliverymen first because "it was lost while we had it" when in reality someone in the warehouse stole it and I never once had the package. Sometimes I even have the packaging and its completely empty. And he couldn't even look in the dudes eyes once, no remorse.
Edit: I'm not shaming all of the warehouse workers ever so don't feel like I'm attacking you guys I know you all work hard but it did upset me every time I grabbed a package and the contents were completely empty. It's not even most of you but the ones who do it really bother me.
Maybe he avoided eye contact because he was ashamed. His words spoke remorse. Reading someone's body language is more intricate than just throwing an opinion at it
@@tartanmystic4025only felt remorse when he was caught lol
@@ajbennett9814 dumbest take ever, then you can never take remorse?
@@tartanmystic4025 right, he did cooperate, the person that commented earlier, Jackepen, has no heart, I am sure that he has DONE something wrong.
@@4dyamondx745 no I do respect that he fully cooperated but he shouldn't have been doing it in the first place. I didn't say anything that should make you think I'm heartless, I'm saying that people like him directly affected me and that's why I don't really pity him.
You can tell that these 2 separate guys love their job. Especially after catching a worker stealing something.
Ya and now their heads are too big to fit through the door
With the technology these warehouses have in place those security officers do very little except compiled what the technology does and provide to police... Those barcodes on those items are tracked at every stop in that building.. the second he picked up the watch and concealed it I have no doubt in my mind that alerts were not already going into the system attached to that bar code..
He got mad they weren’t gonna arrest him. Lol this jack ass takes his job too seriously he thinks he’s a cop. He subtly said in so many words at the end, “he should be arrested right now because we spoke with the DA and they went over collection of evidence procedures with us!” Like the cop doesn’t know his damn job. He is walking around rocking a flag hat and a cross chain as if he is doing something as dangerous. He sits on a fucking computer all day monitoring what other computers are trained to alert him to. 😂 dufus’s like these dudes are exactly what these companies seek out because they are mindless drones who truly believe these companies give a shit about them.
Considering LP at amazon (I work next to the office in a different field) just sits on their ass all day looking at monitors, of course they love their job. There’s even the “LP 15” joke that as soon as you get that role, you’re guaranteed 15lbs. of weight to put on. Automation does the work for them
This officer was amazing. He was encouraging without ignoring the gravity of the situation. So often police go into alpha mode and that’s not what was going to help Alex in the moment. Having support and guidance without the judgement was so commendable.
Alex, kudos to you for owning your sh!t. So many people take far to long (if ever) to recognize the wrong they’ve done. I hope you’ve been able to take some steps toward a future you are proud of, that can also lead your little one down the right path. It’s never too late to become who you clearly desire to be.
That security guard thinks he’s a 20 year detective lmao
Dude said "they're doing hand to hand, there could be drugs involved" 😂😂😂😂😂
Ong
Total cornball
I mean it doesn’t take a title of a detective to have investigative skills
They usually do act that way. Like they’re doing gods work too
Great police work ! Honesty, integrity and empathy.
The fact the cop went into detail about how he went to the better high school but didn’t take hand outs, and that he praised the man for his honesty even at a time where he’s at his lowest. The cop continued to acknowledge him “doing good” most likely meaning keeping a job and being working class (not having to resort to stealing ironically) to show him that good work pays off I hope brother got the memo
Brother didn’t show up to court like he promised he would 😂
I wouldn't last more than about 10 minutes on a job like that....
There is dignity in work, doing it to your best ability. Being a productive member of society and making a future for self and family. No matter the job. Everyone starts out somewhere. Then you advance based on character, ability and performance.
@Marty Bugg This is all true.... But jobs are everywhere.... And doing a job you do not like is a terrible way to live...
@@MartyBugg There aren't enough better jobs for everyone to progress.... one manager to many workers and the one manager usually takes most of the money.
@@7Lace77 you seem to have missed the part about doing the job to the best of your ability. I assure you if you're always on time, never complain, work hard and become someone they need there, you'll advance, o to be offered other opptys. There are so few who kill it at work and never bitch, your odds are almost 100% in a company that size.
@@DavidVanHelden1 Not liking your job is an attitude issue, not a job issue. The only person who can determine attitude toward work is you.
Great Job Officer, much Respect to you all🙏🏻
That Amazon employee wants to be a cop so damn badly 😂
Dude didn’t wanna leave. He was lurking hard lol
😂😂😂😂AYOOOOO I said the same shit 😅😅😅 he needs to go sit down somewhere
Not the vibe I got. I feel like he’s got a cushy security job and probably gets hefty OT so spent a shit ton of time putting this together so he could milk the clock and have a fun project. Probably a pretty boring gig otherwise
@♛ Mr. King ♛ it's obvious first thing that came to my mind when he set the paper on the desk and sat down to brief the cops he thinks hed be a great cop
Omg I so thought the same thing
even if you are truly innocent, still be careful what you say!
It’s best to not speak at all. It’s not in your best interest
Innocent or guilty, DON'T SAY ANYTHING TO COP AND ASK FOR AN ATTORNEY.
Im a dumbass … i did a similar thing with a very liberal company..: they were VERY careful with their accusation as there is no proof video footage . I said “i don’t know” and i kept a straight face and they fired me obviously… you feel like a complete loser ! But yes never admit!
Well if it's on camera...It don't matter what you say.
@@concretejungle6938yes it do because u can barely see anything. The watch looked like it could have fell out of his pocket and he put it back.
When your boy has new AirPods for cheap and you wonder how the hell he gets them😂
😫😂😂
Times are indeed tough for a lot of people, and they are strange for most if not all. I feel this is a good dude caught in an unfortunate situation and he understands he did some stupid stuff. Hope he gets through this swiftly and bounces back, whatever that looks like for him
I love a officer that can keep it real. Not stuck up or power hungry. But gives advice and honesty to someone who fucked up. As long as we are alive on this earth, we can only move forward.
This cop is the gold standard, completely relatable, straight up, decent, humble and a calming presence, he did his job to the ,ax here very impressed with him fair play, and also wish Alex the best In getting this charge behind him and bettering his life
Dude, the cop is suckering the guy to admit what he did. He’s not trying to be nice, he’s tricking the guy to admit u yoyoooo
I would hire this man without question. Everyone messes up and deserves a 2nd chance. His remorse was clearly meant and that's the most important part of this.
😂
You’re so delusional. You think he’s sorry for stealing hundreds of dollars of merchandise? No. He’s sorry he got caught. He’s a grown man. You need mental help 😂
Remorse is the best part..its actually called Repent Repentance...its more than Sorry ..its where You Promise Yourself not to do it again
Don’t be surprised when something goes missing 😂
He probably has stolen from everyone and every job before. The only thing he is sorry about is.... The fact he was caught
Cop was SOOOO compassionate 💕💕
I remember back in the 90's stealing a pen or a clipboard from work was a big deal
it still is!
@@MrMaddox57 no it's not I'm bout to be 39 on Thursday trust me it's not the same
OK buddy that was three decades ago
@@ntcrawford722 these young kids just don't understand lol
The 80s & 90s have MASSIVE reports of theft & swindling that was uncovered. Seems like more money was stolen than earned back then...
I just love how cops say that they're not going to lie to you, but the entire time from the start of the video they've been lying
That part of being an officer is to lie.
That's what they're trained to do. Pretend they are on your side, and once they get enough information out of you, they'll use your words against you.
Spoken like a true paranoid criminal
This is the nicest and sweetest cop I have ever seen.He really likes his job and wants to make a change.Bless Him
err no lol hes just snooping for information dont fool for the nice guy routine
The guy is an idiot and he fooled you.
He was not being nice. He lied to him from the beginning and put on an act to get him to talk to him.
Wow! The officer conducted this interview with upmost respect! That’s the type of people we need policing us! Very professional! Bravo officer!
Big respect for this officer and his empathy towards the situation.
That's not "empathy", he's just acting like he's his friend to trick him into a confession. When someone says "I'm gonna be completely honest with you", they're usually lying - the cop said it about 100 times. :) A police officer who is hostile during an interrogation will never get a confession. They always act like they're your friends - until they have enough evidence to charge you.
Yeeeeeeesssssss his heart is GOLD 😍
Even if he didn’t respond to the cops questions they were gonna arrest him
Empathy=Confession. "Hence anything you say or do will be charged against you".
@ShawBro that being said, did he lie about anything??
I have never met a cop like this wow... such a role model ❤❤
Disgrace more like it. Talking to criminals like you’re a sprung 13 yr old is a disgrace. He should go work as a social worker.
"I'm a victim, because of my skin color." Don't give me that crap, man. This victim mentality gets you nowhere. You had a job and you blew it.
Yep that *shit* doesn't fly anymore with all the electronic tracking and surveillance.
When you're a dumbass, you get called out as one, as it should be.
To be fair, those people aren’t very smart. Their world wide average IQ is in the 70’s lol
It's pretty sad really isnt it. He's been recorded stealing it's got nothing to do with the colour of his skin but what else can he say play the victim look sad pry they fall for it . What he should do is just own it move on grow a set .
Guy's a thief plain & simple. I've seen this so many times before, just mad he got caught.
Ffs.
Respect to the officer and suspect. Both showed each other tremendous respect and talked like two grown ass adults! The suspect messed up and is taking responsibility and the officer maintained a calm demeanor. Respect to both
I went through a similar situation at the end of senior year of HS. Some of my buddies dared me to walk out with some clothes mind you I had money in my account to pay for them. I got grabbed a few feet out the door. And was brought to a back room to remove the items and wait for the police. I had never got in trouble with law enforcement and thought I permanently altered my future. I had D1 offers from universities for track and just knew I blew them doing something dumb. Even though it was my first offense the prosecutor tried to have me do time for it but the judge/lawyer blessed me because of my grades and track successes. Very thankful…hope everything works out for the dude if he means well!
It’s sad but the prosecutor sole job is to lock u up. The justice system is messed up. Some people can be helped and don’t even belong in jail because it just messes them up for the rest of their life.
Give this Officer a raise please. Let him train other's. Phenomenal job sir. Hats off to you.
If he wants to play buddy-buddy with criminals maybe he should become a social worker. If I was the police chief I woulda fired him for being such a lil bitch
Hats *
@@brooklyn8760 🤗 Thank you.
Of course, beautiful!
Don't be so naive you fell for the b.s.
I like how Will Ferrell is just standing there in excitement that he gets to see an interrogation.
I noticed that too!!!!
Going to jail for luxuries instead of being there for your family's necessities is absolutely insane.