Caught in the act: Footage shows fired SAPD officer struggle with security over stolen items, gun
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2019
- A now-fired San Antonio police officer concealed fragrances in a bag and grappled with security officers over her weapon as they attempted to take her into custody, police body-worn camera footage obtained by the KSAT Defenders shows
Imagine being a cop and getting handcuffed by a civilian. That had to be embarrassing. Great catching her.
Imagine being a 'quota hire' and getting handcuffed by a civilian. That had to be embarrassing. Great catching her.
FTFY
well its illegal for a civilian to carry handcuffs so im pretty sure it was a security guard who did it!! WOW
@@Andie1620 no its not?
Hoon Daily yes yes it is
Just Google it or just think logically are citizen's arrest a thing? Yes... can you use force to detain a person trying to flee from a felony crime and or any violent crime?..... Yes..... I instruct a defensive response course at a local training center we have half a dozen agencies we work with subject detainment is a 45 min part of the course. Your required to bring your own set for the class. I promise its 100% legal
She still claimed “ SHE FEARED FOR HER LIFE “ while SHE WAS THE ONE COMMITTING THE THEFT ....... the audacity of BS 👏👏
cops have the phrase "i feared for my life” drilled into their heads during training
it’s a big part of the problem
@Guerrilla Warfare CODsure
and the suspect was a cop
Blue lies matter.
J Burnett Love it, like the security guard was packing!!!!!!!!
She thinks she's SPECIAL because she's a cop and can do whatever she pleases!!!!!!!
She still looks surprised she was caught. What's the point of going into Law Enforcement if you're gonna do things like this?
That’s exactly the point. Arresting people for drugs and then stealing and using. They’re all a bunch of crooks. Sorry 96%
One of the perks of the badge. I wonder how many times she has done this previously.
You couldn't have said it better. Exactly what I was thinking. 😬 Why do things like this being that you deal with people who do the same things. It's weird how the human mind works.
To get away with it easily.
She's being given alot more respect and no abuse unlike how she treated handcuffed people taken into custody
Exactly she beat a women that was 6 months pregnant disgusting 😒
@@zap4980 Yes she punched the woman in the face twice inside the cop car...and said yeah I did it and I will do it again laughing..she beat this skinny caucasion woman that was 6 months pregnant and had her handcuffed on her stomach for 24 min..it was very disturbing
Yoooo she's in the mental health division O_O
@@zap4980 I thought that was Elizabeth Montoya, completely different person
@@guzzisan21 Yeah different people, similar looks.
"I wasn't resisting, I was holding my gun." Yeah, how would she react to a suspect saying that? 😂
Right smh I’m sick
5 shots for her service weapon. Easy.
👏
Any of us said what she said and we would have been shot multiple times and it would have been ruled a just shooting.
They would be dead.
That security guy should be a police officer. He did everything textbook without a badge or a gun confronting an armed person who had a badge. Great job!!
He's too level headed and intelligent to be a cop.
John Chigur Why would he want to be a pig for? Look what it did to that woman, it corrupted her to thinking she was above the law.
Not really. You missed it where he said he gave her respect but anyone else he wudda put'em on the ground! Why is she different from any other criminal. Cop or non cop, a crime is a crime. He believes in preferential treatment. No way he should be a cop.
Blaize Watts I get what you’re saying but put yourself in his shoes .. confronting an armed police officer as a security clerk is a sticky situation. I feel he handled it the best he could without jeopardizing his and others safety. It’s not his fault that Cops get away with breaking the law, even when off duty, It’s not his fault that he has to call the same police that may be members of “The Thin Blue Line” club, to come and arrest one of their own. And Remember that she’s armed with a gun and a badge and he is not. His trying to deescalate the situation by calmly giving her a chance to comply peacefully, even if it was more of a chance than he would with you or me, was the best and most logical approach and shouldn’t be confused with preferential treatment. Had he dealt with this armed cop, sorry....armed criminal, like it was you or me, it could have resulted in him being the one cuffed or possibly shot. A law enforcement officer should be able to evaluate each situation independently from one another and then be able to take the action, or non-action, to handle them. I feel he did exactly that ..
M Vega not sure if it was her becoming an officer that corrupted her or if she became and officer to be able to be corrupt.. but unfortunately it could be either.
They need to stop with that "giving criminal cops more respect" than the average person. If it was another person he would have just, "whoop, put em on the ground."
They're giving her too many chances cause she's a crooked cop. A civilian would have caught he'll with major embarrassment.
My jaw dropped when they began rationalizing her walking out with products. I've never been on a phone call and just walked out of a store with products I just shopped for let alone in my hand. And then on top of that resist the security after being caught. How much more evidence do they need??
@@Alesana907 yeah i have done it once i am kind of absent minded though and as soon as the alarms went off when i walked passed the door i realized i still hand things in my hand. phones for me in public is a bad thing hence i don't carry them on me any more lol. but yeah if the store people said hey where you going do you have a product of ours i would have stopped and gave it back or at least went back and paid for it lol.
SA has a lot of dirty cops and bad administrators.
@@MaN-pw1bn thats what I hear...A LOT.
The Macy's security team did a damn good job apprehending this suspect. Instead of criticizing them for what you perceive as giving this female officer way too many chances, why not commend the security team for their efforts for a great arrest. They apprehended a suspect with a loaded gun. If they had changed tactics and were more aggressive this incident could have ended badly or cost someone their life...
That security officer needs to be commended for his professionalism in the way he handled this whole situation....very well done!.
not many of them like him. He could actually go into law enforcement right now if it wasn't 2021 and liberal maggots weren't in control.
@@Climate_Hoax Well he handled it better than most cops these days who shoot as a first measure for “resisting.”
I will comb my hair and press this button on this phone now.......and click on another clip.
Mall cop's suck. Didn't you see the movie?
@@Climate_Hoax boot licking fascist
That would be a felony for the average citizen.
She was armed while committing a crime.
yeah but being that you understand the law you understand that peace officers have certain expectations of them, one of which is that they be armed while off duty. so the law works accordingly with that
@@gotacallfromvishal so if a law enforcement officer commits a crime with their weapon on them it's all good.
Why then when a citizen commits a crime it becomes a felony.
If you can legally carry a firearm why does that change a crime.
What is good for the gander is also good for the goose.
If you break the law you have broken the law.
Just because you have a badge doesn't mean you are above the law.
@@darrilmiller8167 you completely ignored my logic. some agencies require LEO to carry firearms off duty. sometimes off duty police commit crimes.
@@gotacallfromvishal so how much boot polish do you have on your mouth.
You probably think that it's okay for the police to act under the color of law, when they are doing security as a second job.
When a law officer commits a crime on or off duty they need to be charged the same way a citizen is charged.
@sotojoe8 because they have more responsibility. i'm just telling you how the law approaches it, as passed by law makers who were democratically elected.
So every time another officer shows up, security guy has to explain what happened all over again!!?? 🤦
Yup. That's how it works.
@@lastmanstanding2622 Yup!!
@@lexismom9341 Thanks. 👍
No, just for the Sergeant
TwoServe, I guess they want to see if he changes his story and tells lies. Too much !! It's all on camera.
She shouldn't have been treated differently just because she was a cop any other person would have been cuffed and humiliated. Imagine a civilian saying I have a gun! Wonder what have happened?
I think when cops commit crimes they should be treated worse they took a oath to protect and serve you have no space or opportunity to be a walking contradiction
@@colossalroy3298 yeah i think that to and she was handcuffed by the store security which seems the right thing to do at the time.
If it was a civilian this would be totally different video. Damn shame
dear idiot, the badge gives you certain Police powers
@@mikejones9961 what is idiotic about the comment?
This wasn’t her first time stealing.. it never is
She wrote tickets... So...
There's a first time for everything, but it's usually when you are 3 for stealing🤣
👮♀️ = 🐷
LMAO this is so dumb... there has to be a first time
@Shadow Of Wiggin 🤔 interesting
This female cop damn well better be fired! You know this was not her first time stealing just the first time being caught!
Fired gift real she had a firearm on her during the commission of a crime should be a felony
Nah, the union wwill say she has stress related cleptomaniac disease and needs counseling. She will be required to attend " how to steal and get away with it" classes after her shift for 4 hours a day for 3 months. She will be paid quadruple overtime during the rehab. Now if she drop those undies and the do in the right chief's officer this charge would go away and she would be promoted to his under secretary.
I don't think you understand...fired from this PD.
She will get hired on another one...they are protected from union.
She will never get in trouble and the taxpayers will cover everything it does not come out of their pay.
That's how it works.
Now if you're a civilian of course you know the drill jailed court fines jail time probation etc...
And that's it folks😂
Detomaso Pantera She pled guilty to felony drug possession. Having a felony conviction means she’ll likely lose her certification and almost no agency in the country will hire a felon.
@@benjaminturner5068 again....only if you're a civilian.
The security guard just blatantly admitted that there is a double standard for law enforcement even among security guards. He said if it would have been any other person we would have put them on the ground but we wanted to show her respect because she is an officer.
Well...yeah she's an officer they're suppose to serve and protect US, so yes they do hold a certain level of respect that are shmo doesn't
He wants to be a cop. I'll bet money he wants to get into the academy.
@@kargudin doesn’t matter. If shes someone that is supposed to uphold the law and she ends up being the one breaking it why on earth would she get any soft treatment
All 4 of you morons who replied to the original comment completely missed the point
Yet stealing is stealing...............
Great job by the whole security team, this is the kind of person that gives cops a bad name. I can imagine how corrupt she is in the line of duty, if her moral compass is broken, it's broken all around.
How many things did she steal while searching people's cars too! I've had cops steal knives and money from my car on illegal searches.
I don’t even want to go outside anymore. I don’t trust anyone at all.
That security guard has a good sense of escalation and decent head on his shoulders, he'd make a good cop.
I think not ! That guy would be a very bad cop with all the power going to his head
@@it3897 lol you're cute when you're stupid
...then he would be corrupted.
There are no good cops. He's better off being security
Cazimir Silkovich Sounds like he has an IQ of more than two. So he wouldn’t qualify.
Looks like a “Carrying a concealed firearm during the commission of a felony” to me.
well how much fragrance did she steal maybe a misdemeanor probably not a felony . You can't resist arrest by security they are not an officer . They are police officers so they hold office that is why they can charge resisting
HOW ABOUT ARMED ROBBERY... IF IT WAS ANY OF US WE WOULD BE FACING 8 OR 10 DIFFERENT CHARGES...
This started with someone saying it was a concealed weapon and the last person concluded it was an armed robbery? If the weapon was concealed and no one knew of it's existence I don't think that counts as an armed robbery
@@josephdietz3446 they said $439 that is felony in some states. Not all. Anything over $200 is felony here in Virginia
Police can carry most are supposed to carry 24/7 probably to stop people like the thieving cop lol
This brings back memories, when I worked as a paralegal for a law firm that represented the retailers against lawsuits by the thieves who would sue for false arrests. We would review these loss prevention security camera footage, and PROVE to their lawyers that their clients were guilty of what they were arrested for, and the lawsuits would suddenly just quietly go away. You'd be surprised HOW many lawsuits get filed by stupid criminals because they have no clue that they're being recorded in such detail, at such angles, and observed, for posterity. We represented Macy's, Dillards, et al, in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Nobody cares
Kinda sounds like screwing over fellow Americans so rich corporations wouldn't have to pay for their discrimination
Your story is stupid, who cares 🤷🏽♀️
@@tommyramsey6199 I cared to read along with the 60 some other likes.
Worked for Walmart and Sams installing those cameras
4:24 The fact, they are giving their testimony of the events and she's at the door listening so she's can create a story to "Try" to counter their testamony, shows a huge privilege!
WRONG. She is NOT at the door listening. If you look at the video slowly you can see that they have cut two parts of the video together so that way you don’t have to wait 30 minutes or more for the cop to show up. Watch it again in slow motion, even slow down the video to 0.25x The speed and you can see they are completely different times.
We all make mistakes, things like this happen. And I did watch it thanks to your timestamp and I see why you made a mistake. But I still can’t help but hating the fact that you and at least 19 other people now walk around believing that she had some great privilege when the truth is she didn’t have any type of privilege that you were talking about.
I'm totally for body cameras. It protects the cops and the accused
Idk, in this case the cop is the accused
if they even turn it on
except cops can edit, delete or even mute/turn the camera off at anypoint. even if you smart enough to reguest for footage the cops might not give it.
@Ten Four thats why people need to film police allways and shoot them if they try to terrorize civilians.
I had a cop tell me they are kind of a double edged sword. That the cameras protect them and the public, but they also leave less room for compassion; like teenagers popping off and being stupid, instead of talking to them and escorting them home, they have to take them in. And that was an interesting argument to me.
Imagine a cop who doesn't know that stores have security camera's, either that or she's high.
She was she had painkillers on her. Its funny that women use painkillers to not feel pain when we all know women don't feel anything to begin with.
She was high.
Kathleen Lock it’s even funnier for a cop not to know shoplifting is a crime.
@@peterbuckley3877 she knows
marikie marie of course she knows but chose to ignore the law anyway. If you can’t trust the police who can you trust?
What's the matter officer don't like having handcuffs on you . Now you know how it feels to be humiliated in public . LMAO .
Yup 🤣🤣🤣
Good one!!! 🤣🤣🤣
@@kimberlymarshall3977 I TOTALLY AGREE 👍 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for liking my comment @Kimberly Marshall😊❤
The police are really thinking 🤔 how stupid can you be?
I was at the grocery store and one of my items was a bottle of clear nail polish. I was tired and didn't realize the bottle had gotten wedged
in the fold-out box I used to carry food in the cart. Got out to my car and the bottle fell into the cart. I locked my car, walked back into the
store, walked over to my same checkout girl, and PAID FOR THE BOTTLE OF NAIL POLISH. It was only a couple buck. I walked out with
a clear conscience.
The same thing happened to me I had kool aid about 10 pks that I didn't see in the bottom of my buggy and when I got to the car I saw the and went back in told a cashier I forgot to pay for this it was at the bottom of my buggy and I still want them so I paid for them but the thing that got me was the way they looked at me like we don't care you should've kept going .....tben their was a time I paid for my items and their was $2 in the change area it wasn't mine so I went to customer service and say this money way in the change area and its not mine they just look like you stupid you should have kept it ..but my mado is if its not mine I don't want that karma coming back on me
Stealing with a fire arm and class a narcotics! That would’ve been multiple felonies for a non officer. She got off easy
Yup that state pin time. Stealing with any weapon will give you 3 to 4 in state pen
Welcome back from NARNIA!
What narcotics?
Not to worry, she'll be a cop again a couple of town over
They usually do, sickeningly.
I walked out a family dollar with a small $1 container of hand sanitizer.. I paid for all my stuff and simply didn't notice it til I got in the car.. I didn't go back inside cuz I didn't wanna wait in line 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ I been haunted by that for a little over a month now.. just needed to get that off my chest
Lol I think you're good you didn't steal it intentionally
Just go back and pay for it. Every body makes mistakes.
You know you intentionally took it stfu
@@andrew881000 OoooOOoooOOooo you're so edgy..... 😒
@@kristinasullivan9436 you're better than me! The lines in Family Dollar are outrageous 😂
I think she's the same cop that had police abuse complaints against her and she's on body cam beating a pregnant woman. She has anger management issues. She kept getting a slap on the wrist for the trouble that she was causing.
This is a different cop. The pregnant lady incident is someone else. Look up the facts before you spew false info. Quick google search made that easy.
Open your eyes he said he think.. before you go running your damn mouth
"Resisting how" if it was a normal citizen , resisting means " talking back " to an officer and he got scared for his / her life.
"...All my Cash is in there!"
Ookayyy, well you,should've paid for the damn cologne. Lol
Angel Bordeaux Most shoplifters have the money to more than cover what they steal.
@@tmeservey2723Yeah, For most it's their "fix".
Angel Bordeaux cleptos don’t like to spend money smdh
@@irishqueen4378 IKR!!...(Winona Rider)
EXACTLY!!!! Great point.
I love how a non blue line citizen will get treated based on a anonymous call but these people had to repeat themselves endlessly to get them to take them seriously
So true! It's on camera morons and a felony with the gun.
YES! I offer you John Crawford............
That’s how the blue isis gang think!
This guy will forever be able to say that he arrested an officer.
Security guard lost all credibility when he said “if this was another person we would have put them on the ground but we tried to give her the respect”13:37 smh a criminal is a criminal dude
Agreed, thought the guy was amazing in how he handled the entire situation up until that point. So a police officer knowingly stealing multiple items while armed with a gun deserves respect, but an everyday citizen deserves to be thrown to the ground? smh
Imagine coming home to your husband and telling him you lost your $80k a year job for $438 worth of cologne. 😂
My next conversation would be with my divorce lawyer
😂😂😂
80k ? What was she a captain? More like 45k, if that.
What did the hand say to the face...."SLAP" LOL
@@planetdetroit1574
Looked it up.
Says patrol makes 53 to 75k a year.
Sgt. makes 80
San Antonio is the first place I ever saw a walmart with EVERY shelf enclosed in plexiglass and you had to get an associate to unlock it for you to get an item. Makes sense now, even the cops are robbing them.
Lol stop lying!! No it doesn't!! There's no way EVERY shelf is inclosed with plexiglass. There wouldn't be enough workers to open and close them constantly all day and all night. Lol i never understood why people have to lie about the dumbest stuff .. 🤦🏽♀️🤣
San Antonio is the first place I ever saw a walmart with EVERY shelf enclosed in plexiglass
@@captaincrunch72 lol right. Dont understand why people make stuff up. Lol
@@captaincrunch72 It was the first one I saw, maybe you have seen others? I do not recall the exact store location, but it was near Cinema ridge pkwy and 410
Lol
This reminds me of the time I spent as a loss prevention employee at a department store back in 1986 when I was 23 years old. Right after the store opened this woman came in the store, got a cart, and wandered around. I am at the main register near the front door. I noticed the woman approaching the front door, push it open with the cart, and walk right out of the store. The cart she was pushing was filled with curtains, curtains, dish rack, dishes, shower rods with curtains, and all kinds of cleaning supplies, mop and broom, too.
I followed her out and identified myself and told her that she needs to come back into the store and she gave me that look of suprise. As we walked by the register and asked one of the clerks to go and get the items from the trunk and the rest of the items in the cart and bring it to the office. All totaled over $550, at that amount I had to call the police. U had to write my report as well so I got her identification anf that is when I realized she was one of the daughters-in-law of the owner if the store. The police came and she was arrested. The owner wrote up a memo that no "in-laws" were to enter his stores without a family member related to the owner. Some people are such idiots.
If Jeremy Dewitt wasn't so busy escorting funerals, he could have responded and handled this case. I would *highly* recommend reviewing all of her prior arrests.
Ok I really need to look up Jeremy Dewitt cause that’s at least the 5th comment with his name mentioned in a hodgepodge of videos I’ve watched over the last hour and a half.
@@givemeahappyending You won't be disappointed!
@@coach714 Lol, thanks! I caught a couple of them finally and even watched the Dr Phil episode last night. That guy is a trip and a half!
@@givemeahappyending same lol. WHO IS HE?
@@barbibutton9619 omg, he’s this moron (in Florida I think) that runs a company that provides escort services for funeral processions. He drives around with a uniform that looks like a cop uniform and a motorcycle that looks like a cop motorcycle, etc,. They are just supposed to kind of hold traffic for those so all the cars following the hearse stay together. The idiot carries a gun, a baton, handcuffs. He has no real authority but he screams at drivers and threatens them and commands them to do his royal bidding but legally he has zero authority. He’s been arrested multiple times for impersonating a police officer. He’s a piece of work. For the people that know him better than I do feel free to correct me- just trying to put down what I can remember. 🙂
Cop - "Do we have most of this on video?" ... Translation - Do we have any chance of with sweeping this under the rug or are we going to be forced to actually uphold the law and arrest her like we would an ordinary citizen.
The guy who put her in cuffs seems very professional and his retelling of events is very clear.
I work selling fragrances/cosmetics and there’s so much theft. It’s so nice to see someone get caught.
Who gives a f about the fragrances, and the corporations ripping people off.
Bet she can't cut the camera off at her leisure now...I loved that part with her saying my purse, I need my purse I have cash in there all while she's stealing the stores money by taking their products.
Smart move on the loss prevention team on giving the badge over the 911 system it could prevent retaliation
Wonder if she has stolen from medical or crash victims or places of residential investigations etc?
It's all legal till they change the laws.
Only if they had frangrence sets😂
She had been investigated for a previous incident which included another officer that involved stealing a woman's wallet and $5000 worth of perfume. This happened about 5 days before the shoplifting incident. The article says that they were probably going to charge her with official oppression and felony theft charges. She had arranged to meet the woman who was selling perfume and Solis told her she would sell the perfume for her but when they met, Solis told her that she was investigating stolen merchandise. Her apt. was searched and they found purses, perfume and Victoria Secret bags.
Likely
Yeh prob
To be a cop and get arrested by a security guard, then judged by your peers for stealing...has got to be the ultimate level of shame. I don't even think there is a name for that particular feeling.
Why am I getting the vibe that SHE feels this was blown out of proportion and she’s being INCONVENIENCED ?!
Her police buddies know she's been shady and they have over looked it and dismissed it. She would still be doing her "duty" if this security guard didn't stop her.
They probably only fired her because she's stupid. A million ways she could have gotten out of this.
If it was me or mine caught stealing we would have been thrown to the floor, roughed up and in the back of a cop car before you could blink. Why does her being a cop afford her " respect"?
Cause shes cute,,and I'm sure you are a fat slob or a filthy minority
Loss prevention doesnt rough people up. Ive seen them handle a shop lofting family. It was sick. The parents took the kids into the fitting rooms with tons of clothes and had them layer the clothes on thier bodies to help shoplift. Maybe they just didnt want to dropkick the parents in fron tof the kids. Who knows
Exactly. Should have been detained long before, removed from the store. In a cop car. These cops were actually giving her major privilege. Disgusting
@Catherine Ah yes, the all knowing and all seeing crystal ball holders containing all knowledge of what DIDNT happen... thank you for your worthless contribution.
Using the term "indefinite suspension" instead of just saying she was fired is like calling kidnapping a "surprise adoption" so it doesn't sound as bad as it really is. lol
Lol
Probably one of the greatest highlights in the lives of these young security guards!!! BRAVO BRAVO!!! STANDING OVATION!!! GREAT JOB
Macy’s is like the dumbest place to try and shoplift from. My aunt worked there and told me their surveillance is like insane. They catch a lot of people trying to steal.
Literally lol. I thought everybody knew Macy’s doesn’t play that ish! They’ll even catch you in the dressing room. I know a lot of young & dumb teens who got caught in there.
I worked at Macy's years ago..and they accused me of stealing a RUG I purchased with my family...my father ended up returning it one day (had a streak of discoloration not to mention it was wool and they left it outside my front door when delivered in the rain..scumbags) and I was working upstairs the same time my dad returned it in the basement .... somehow they said I went downstairs..used another employees ID to log into the register...and did a return but never took the rug back...which was all NONSENSE...they misplaced it when it was returned and blamed me because they couldnt find it...they tried bully police tactics on me telling me they were going to arrest me and leave me in jail for a week before they let me out and all.kinds of threats... kept me in a small room for hours banging on the tables to get me to confess...I even had them call my dad to say who he returned it to..(he couldn't remember exact details but enough to know who was working the register...) they pretended to have this huge file on me like they were watching me for months (ended up being a bunch of blank papers in the file to make it look big) and when I said look at security cams they said suspiciously that one was t working that day and even tried to blame me for disabling it...finally I told them then look at the security tape of where I was working the exact time of the return and they saw i was 2 floors upstairs at that moment of return.... they even wanted to come to my house and check to see if the rug was there...I was like no way..and to arrest me and I would sue the sh*t out of them for intimidation.... I finally ended up having to resign willingly (and sign a no threat paper said I wasn't threatened) because I would have been fired because I let my father buy the rug with my macys card which is against policy and a terminable offense... all this over a $1,000 rug....and funny thing is while they searched for it all over..they found 2 shoebox with $20,000 cash in them that somehow made it to our store from another store where employees were stealing money and accidentally loaded the 2 wrong shoebox on the truck to our store...cant make this stuff up
@@gballs007 crazy!!!🙀
@@daisysfield5456 yea... was pretty nuts..had I been more mature at the time (was only 17yrs old). I would have sued the sh*t out of them and never signed anything...funny thing is 2 months later, Bloomingdale's was on the news for doing same thing to a employee and threatening them and such..and he made it a big media event and sued them and such... had it only happened before me..would have been better suited on what to do..
Maceys will go out of business
Sgt: “Do we have this on video?”... or can we cover this up?...
Douglas King - that’s what I heard too. 😂🤪🥴🤣
Ehh, that's not how I interpreted it. It's a huge department. That Sgt probably had no idea who she was. Sounded more like he was looking to prosecute instead of cover anything up.
Is that what he said? I must have missed it.
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Yep
What have we learned: never tell your story the first time you are asked for it, wait till all interested parties are there and ready to listen.
I hate how he said if it was anybody else he would have put them on the ground because he was trying to offer her respect as a cop. I'm sorry. But the minute she decided she would steal, she should have been treated as anyone else would.
Fired? Surprised she wasnt promoted.
c dawg I’m sure she was . But at another police department
LoL ha ha 😂 dam c dawg you are so right 😂!!
Rara Ree Leon Valley I bet.
Ikr
She will get another job with another. department and will be promoted. She should be placed on the Brandy list prosecutors must by law share this with the defendants 1963 Brady list bas cop .
Lovely, a sworn officer with a badge and a gun who is a thief and a drug user. Keep up the thorough screening process of your potential officer candidates SAPD.
It's a shame, she prolly got hurt on the job and developed a pill problem. It's a common story.
Preach it
Mandatory random MONTHLY drug testing for all law enforcement in the United States of America...
Sod man Totally agree. I work for DOD and get tested all the time.
@@sodman4874 not a bad idea. All government employees should be drug tested
Dude the security is on point!
They are literally interrogating the workers like they are the ones in trouble and potentially lying.
I love it when the so called “Big Shots” get busted!
Right, and blue lives matter when they BREAK the law tooooooo!!!!!!!'m
I can't lie those fragrances from Macy's and department stores are expensive but if you can't afford it you better off going to TJ Maxx or Marshall's get it for half price lol
Costco do nice ones👌
💯
Or Ross.
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Naw... $500 for good smelling water... thats ridiculous 😒
Wow. I used to work in retail and department store security. You can bet that if this lady did this that brazenly that time, she very likely got away with it many times before. Over time they begin to think it's easy to get away with. So much so that they are shocked when they are caught. - BUT, if you shoplift, eventually you WILL get caught. Trust me.
IMO> Like so many other cops, she thinks she has a badge of impunity? Even the prosecutors seemed to think the same, dismissing the theft charge?
Store security guard did everything perfectly correct.
Well done.
Wow these cops really played the lets try and get her off bs
They just wanted to make sure they had an airtight case. Wouldn't want to be on the wrong end of a union grievance.
what are the odds...a cop, a thief & a drug addict all in one
Wrong is wrong and she needs to be held accountable!!
He is an awesome security guard.
fine too
He’s so hot.
She'll just find a job in another district🙄
Nope. Prosecutors dropped the shoplifting charge. They didn't need it since she was also hit with a drug charge lol. That's not minor, she's finished.
@@TMWill-fi5fy Yeah. Can't run away or hide from that. So stupid to throw away a career for a couple bottles of perfume.
@@rondj1965 She had to be on something to do that. Her choice though.
Correct
@Alex F "once the physical addiction takes hold of the body". It's disgusting how some people pretend they have some disease when they made the CHOICE to put themselves in that position. You don't "choose" to get cancer. Your reply is an insult to people who are struggling with sickness.
She didn’t steal one thing... she went on a crime shopping spree in multiple locations.
Notice how nicely the cops talk with their own!! They sure don't do this if your not a cop
Maybe she thought everybody was busy watching black people shopping.
Good one,... Nice!! 😉
Preach! 🙏🏿
Oooh, that stings.
Sounds like something dave chapple would say 🤣👍
Nice one 😂🤣
Damn 438 dollars worth of items she tried to steal
Working in retail management I can tell you 3 people who steal A LOT that are surprising, elderly people, nurses/cnas and police. It would shock you how many times my loss prevention team apprehend them attempting to shoplift.
*I love her bLuE LiVeS mAtTeR shirt, what a hero*
She wore that so they'd see it and not think twice about her doing something illegal
Admittedly, not a good situation. Out of curiosity Mitchell, have you ever stolen anything?
ALL LIVES MATTER! Guess what, don’t be a criminal, don’t carry illegal guns, don’t resist and don’t fight the police and you won’t get shot! Police have every right to use force if their lives are put in danger!
With all do respect, the thin blue line isn’t about “Blue Lives” it’s about support for Law Enforcement. I don’t know where you got that.
Who cares bout blue lives do they save are lives
0:55 The moment she scoffed when the officer asked for a Sergeant.... I could tell she was guilty. That's like when your brother stole your favorite toy when you were little and you said "That's it I'm telling mommy" and your brother scoffs and says "Fine have your stupid toy back, just don't tell mom"
This just makes we wonder how closely I'm being watched when I shop. D:
Those camera can zoom in and read the numbers on your credit/ debit cards. That’s how closely they can watch folks in the malls.
Very
How did a shoplifter become a police officer??
I doubt this is the first time she's stolen something. It's just the first time she got caught!!
Love how the responding officer didn't write down a damn thing security said. Smfh
Yeah, I caught that too....but, we have video cams now.
Nope because that security guard has to write up a sworn statement anyway so it will all be covered. Lol
Albney it’s not covered...it’s on camera. On the internet. And she was fired. Idk how you’d think anything was covered?
@@GroundedSolidarityI don't think they meant covered up, just that all bases would be covered, as in all info included.
Well, they are recording it. How else are you seeing it? 🙄
*Remove that defiled U.S. flag from her shirt.*
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I have read a few articles on the blue line flag. Technically the law says you can't alter a flag and since these flags were manufactured with the blue line it isn't consider a violation.
+Leatherneck 1955
*Alter* the design.
Continue reading where it states the color scheme.
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True...remove that false flag!
"That flag is as real as it can get."
Maybe she thought that blue line flag was going to help her get away with it. We're being told all the time to respect the police officers.
Mall cop was alot more professional than many "REAL" cops!
"Resisting?!" She seemed shocked by that. Like only other people resist, not cops.
"My purse... look... my cash is in there..." god that sounds like a bribe.
I thought so too at first, but a lot of thieves try to maintain innocence by showing they had enough cash to cover items stole...like whoops, my bad, totally just forgot to pay for these items. See.
Ur right.
@Winter Geri good point
I was honestly waiting for the guy to offer her an alternative way to get out of it... Been watching to much adult movies 🤣
Ah yes. Movies with a plot. Artistic movies. I’d shake your hand, but actually, I’d rather not. 😆
They'd call the this one "A hung jury "
She would've went too... I've seen it to many times
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if I was security, I've would've said, which sausage do you want? Mine or your Sgt's.
A six-figure salary and still has to steal. What a lowlife.
How many times would a normal citizen be dead in this situation, given how many times she grabbed her weapon?
If I had done that, there would be no checking with anyone, I'm going to jail PERIOD!
All Leo's should be mandatory drug tested, they have the Guns...
They are. So there’s that.
All cops should be In jail and all drug dealers should be cops the streets would be a lot safer
Evo Dalas How long have you been a drug dealer?
@@TampaJohn haha dont sell or use just saying the ego and Insecurity It takes to become a cop I'd rather my life depend on a drug dealer
@@TampaJohn I had a cop pull me over and put a gun In my face for having a break lite out.. I have no record never been arrested If anything I barely leave my house besides work, I never had a drug dealer put a gun In my face.
The young man that works there has a great ability to relay events, and was very professional. He should be a cop! Seems like a straight shooter.
The badge change people
Hes too smart
He probably pulls down close to 6 figures.......Cop job would be counterproductive...imho
They low key have cop arrest powers that's a whole different t certification
The girl with him is attractive as hell.
Just think how many times she stole from retail stores, from the PD , from the people she has violated . "SHAME"!!!
Is carrying a concealed weapon proper protocol for shoplifting?
Security handled this situation much better than the police would. It’s amazing that the arrest can be accomplished without violence, right?
Excellent post!!
Cops get good money. If she did this think what other corrupted stuff she's done.
*_Good money? Are you serious? I wasn't even getting 50k in Vegas PD so i went private after few years. I was sleeping in my car for a few months after i joined. She was no longer a cop when she was arrested here. She's definitely a drug addict which is sad but it is what it is_*
They average like 47k which is decent they certainly aren't under paid
Aude this was in January she was still a police officer. She was fired in July nearly 6 months later. Sounds like you got handed a bad deal most police wages are public information and they make up to 100,000. A year in large cities. Please try to get information correct.
Ronnie Wall cops do not get paid good money for putting themselves in harms way daily , that’s not a true statement. I am in no way defending her or any other crooked law enforcement, but the fact is they don’t make enough for the harm they are in daily. I would not want their job .... they are dammed if they do and if they don’t .... who would want that ?
David dave Lol, not even. I live in the largest city in the US & they make anywhere from 30k-60k, no where near 100k.
I guess when her SAPD mental health unit trainer said "try to put yourself in their shoes" she took it literally...😏
She’s supposed to be protecting businesses from losses and out here thieving smh.
13:39 “if this was another person, we woulda put’em on the ground.”
Ok she was fired... was the sovereign citizen charged w robbery forced to stand trial or was this taken on my the internal affairs
"Prosecutors dismissed a theft charge against her."
She was caught red-handed. How my civilians get charges randomly dismissed against them?
Xactly and when they cuff us and you say I need to get my wallet etc., they say No Way and you won't need anything cus you going 2 jail...
@@ricko5123 Isaiah 5:20
“Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!”
@@kyle1717 Yes, and remember this as well. We will AL have our day of judgment and stand before him to account for our sins.
Removing a bad police officer out of the force...WELL DONE! 👍
If it was anyone else (apart from an accused member of SAPD) the officers wouldn’t have even looked at the video, just arrested & booked them. I think the only reason they looked at the video was to see if they could find a way to nullify the arrest before it even started. Unfortunately the video evidence was conclusive (damming) so that the officers couldn’t find a way to le5 her off.
Pretty much spot on about all that
That’s not necessarily true. I worked loss prevention for years and every time we got law enforcement involved they would always look at the video before taking the suspect to jail.
Yeah, I've seen lots of instances of cops reviewing the film in cases like this.
Dave Warr speak the truth brotha!!!!
If they weren't spotted by in person they always check the video. I've seen it numerous times. In years ago when I worked part time retail for a bit the police would always go into the security office and watch the video before officially charging and arresting the shoplifter.
She is the everyday American police officer. This is what we have in America.
Right lmao
I don’t believe that....there are bad apples in all walks of life!!!
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@Adam Smith sorry pal. One bad apple ruins them all. And I'm lucky to be alive today over one bad cops actions. Are you going to come and defend me. You if one good cop are clearly ignoring the corrupt ones you work with. No fricking excuses
Wow. That's what you call a loose cannon. If they didn't restrain her, she would have shot somebody.
That security guard treated her with dignity and respect
The irony is if it were a cop who had to struggle against someone who said they had a gun on them that lady would have been shot. The security gaurd somehow detained her without shooting her.
False. You say that like that’s all that ever happens. That’s hyperbole. People are rested all day every day of the week with guns without being shot.
@@iMatti00 True. Your response isn't correct just cause you believe it's hyperbole especially when we have seen videos of cops shooting people just cause the cop THOUGHT a person had a gun.
@@ariefraiser140 - With all due respect, you need to learn the difference between something that’s an absolute and some thing that has can happen or has happened before. When it storms outside sometimes that turns into a tornado. Or when it rains sometimes that turns into a thunderstorm. That doesn’t mean that every time there’s a thunderstorm it turns into a tornado, nor every time does it rain does it turn into a thunderstorm. Do you see the difference? You’re saying that if the woman they arrested wasn’t a cop that they positively would have shot her. That’s false. That’s absolutely categorically false. You cannot say for sure that would’ve happened. I have seen countless videos where somebody had a gun, including a black male, and the cop did not shoot them. I actually just watched one yesterday where the person analyzing the video talked about how it would’ve been completely justified for the cop to shoot this young man who reach for his gun without thinking a couple different times. But the cop did not shoot them. How could that happen based on your logic? I hope you understand now.
And I don’t send you this message to be nasty or anything. I said in his message because we all need to be corrected when we make mistakes. It’s easy to get into The habit of speaking in precisely and also getting in our own bubble where we believe just because we see something on the news that it happens all the time.
@@iMatti00 With all due respect cops have lost the benefit of the doubt a long time ago and when the system keeps protecting those that do things like I described and or other cops keep justifying it then these statements are precisely what you're going to get from the public. I didn't do this to the imaging of policing the cops did it to themselves. No other developed country has this shoot first reputation that US policing has. I'm not naive enough to believe cops don't abuse their power in other countries but rarely do you see shootings of citizens treated like just part of the job elsewhere to the point that a cop only has to THINK you have a weapon for the "legal" system to justify their recklessness. Sorry you're coming at the wrong person with this because nothing you can say will convince me otherwise.
@@ariefraiser140 - One thing I’m surprised you would say is that cops did this to themselves. That’s basically like saying a child has done this to themselves because their family, like their father, did something to your family. Or the father went around committing crimes so now the sun is the pay. Many cops who are caught up and losing the benefit of the doubt have nothing to do with all the problems going on. In fact in many places there are people who have stepped up to be cops to do the right thing and they are considered traders because they’re black and they’re also cops.
Police unions over the past 30+ years absolutely have done nothing but be slimy defense attorneys that have protected a cops career over the citizens and over the greater good. But when you classify all cops together, is that similar to all cops classifying citizens as the “other“, or those that are black or minority as the “other”?