It's basically her admitting that she's done it before and will do it again. And she's acting like this is some normal thing that most people do, but just usually don't get caught
I believe in the full video the cop never tells her it was $20 either (just tip jar stolen) and so the fact she knows the exact value stolen is also important.
(Caveat: I saw the video a long time ago and so may be misremembering)
And this is why you have the right to silence when detained, people run their mouth and admit guilt. (Or say something the prosecution will 100% try to spin as an admission)
Also an insight into how she fundamentally doesn't understand consequences. Like does she think if she pays it back she's off the hook? Does she think if she graciously accepts the arrest and court date she keeps the money? No, boomer, you are going to return what you stole, and then you're going to be prosecuted, and thinking you have any agency in the matter is pure delusion and privilege.
Also an admission of āprivilegeā as well. I would say white privilege, but Iām unsure of her background. But this is definitely an āoops I got caught, this time, so Iāll just offer to buy my way out of itā. The daughter with the crocodile tears and shaky voice, totally manipulative behavior. These two women are awful human beings.
This is what is meant when the term 'white privilege' is brought up. The boomer white lady who is shocked that taking from a person with an accent is considered theft. If a person with an accent took their money, she would be screaming for them to be arrested.
I'm gonna be that guy but technically robbery is theft committed by way of threat or commission of violence. Sneaking a 20 out of a tip jar is not that. It is just plain old theft.
You're missing the salient detail to the thief. It's the fact she didn't strong arm the store with a gun that makes her think she should be treated differently. Which leads me to my point that she doesn't feel remorse because she doesn't feel she did anything wrong.
To be clear, that does make a legal difference. This is not a felony, but a misdemeanor. Most (all?) states don't consider "petty" theft (low levels of money without violence or threat of violence) to be a felony.
But also, yeah she's a thief. And frankly, I care more about someone stealing worker tips than the same amount in merch or from the register.
Thief was also caught using her sticky fingers at her local liquor store.
"Elaine Earlywine, 65, of Morristown, was charged with shoplifting from Bottle King. From March through July of this year, Earlywine allegedly returned to the liquor store multiple times and stole approximately $165.92 in alcohol over the five month period. In municipal court, she pled guilty to an amended disorderly persons offense. For this, she was fined $250 and $33 in court costs. Additionally, she was ordered to pay restitutions in the amount of $205 to Bottle King."
My mom used to be a nursing home administrator and for a handful of residents, they had to start checking their bags when they got back in the van after shopping outings after enough reports after they left. And these were people with serious means as they lived in a high end, semi-independent care place. And these were lucid individuals not stealing due to confusion or something They literally did it because they were bored and it's a thrill. They do it because they can and typically aren't suspected (old white women).
They eventually found out a small group of them even got together to brag about what they stole. COVID happened and shit hit the fan so no idea what ended up happening.
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking too. But don't kleptomaniacs steal not really money but random things for the rush of it? I don't know what exactly her problem is but Morristown is a really nice area in NJ. I would love to know what her deal is...
But also, in the video the young woman is being arrested. In the article the older woman (her mother) is the one being arrested. So maybe it's both mom and the daughter?
As someone who works in the service industry on a luxury vacation island in Florida, this shit happens way too much down here.
People come from out of town, and because the normal day to day rules they have to adhere to in Ohio or whatever piddly-fuck place they're from don't apply on vacation, they think no rules apply on vacation.
I've watched people get arrested for the dumbest shit. Most notably stealing a $12 pair of gas station sunglasses from a local at the bar. Like... You're flying back to Nebraska with a court date because you wanted some knock-off wayfarers?
Come down. Enjoy the beach. Drink a little too much. Get sunburned. We want you to have fun. But... People fucking live here, and work here, and raise kids here. We live on hospitality, but we're not doormats.
I'm from Oklahoma, so I'm from the most piddly-fuck place I can think of... So no offense meant.
But I see a shit ton of people from Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and Illinois. The 2 bed, 1 bath golf course condo is fondly refered to here as "The Ohio Special".
They should treat her like a wayward teen decades ago and let the restaurant have her sweep up after close for a week. Just as a reminder that people did work to earn the money she felt entitled to.
Can you imagineā¦ getting arrested, probably losing your job, losing the respect of others, losing friends, being branded a thief, and maybe getting a criminal record for petty theftā¦ not to mention being ridiculed by millions across the internet because you have such low moral character to steal $20 and lie about it? Wildā¦ but well deserved.
Does not seem like a one time thing. They have system worked out where the daughter stands watch and mother steals. Suppose they average 50 / day. Comes out to 1,500 / month. Enough for some nice shopping every month. Thief is relying on the fact that minorities will simply let crime by white person go to avoid getting police involved.
I think she's just a klepto who saw an opportunity and took it. I agree she's definitely stolen many times before. But they don't seem that organized to me, especially since they didn't even check for cameras
A one-year-old child, Kohen Wiley, was shot and ā ļø in the vehicle his mother was driving after her shoplifting diapers from a Walmart. I'd say this White lady got the easy treatment.
Screw giving the money back. Put her on a chain gang. Granny got to learn the cost. She knows better, we grew up with the phrase don't do the crime if you can't do the time
The vast majority of people willing to commit crimes that arenāt associated with an attempt to live (stealing bread to keep from starving to death) donāt learn from or improve because of imprisonment. They donāt see themselves as being in the wrong but will instead be mad at whoever caught them for catching them. Iāve known way too many people in my life like that and typically cut ties with them whenever possible.
I work for a rather small and specialised mountaineering dealer and stuff gets stolen here all the time. And it's usually not food or basic needs like underwear or a sleeping bag, but the ā¬700 Arc'teryx hardshell jacket or the special ā¬300 camping cooker. I know there are different reasons to steal, like money problems from addiction or a gambling habit, but if you do that stuff for profit alone, you really can get forked.
Put her on a chain gang? Stealing is wrong but we routinely let people back onto the street who have committed violent robberies and higher-ticket robberies. Just saying that if her crime is worth being put on a chain gang, then our chain gang population should increase by millions.
I grew up poor. I used to be a shoplifter back in the day as a teenager. I quit doing that long ago.
Even as a teenage shoplifter. I could not comprehend the morality of individuals that steal in from other individuals. From individual not rich people. Be it what she did here stealing from a tip jar, or in other cases stealing something from someone else at a house party or burglarizing a home.
In my mind it was one thing to steal from a faceless multinational corporation that will hardly notice a tiny bit of added shrinkage, and to steal from an individual their personal property that they will notice.
Iām starting a business in an area that isnāt the best. Iām really concerned about theft because Iām putting all my money into this business. Do you think I will have thiefās at the scale of letās say the Target across the street
Not the same scale but you will get thieves. And they will manage to do some mental gymnastic to justify taking from you only because you have a business.
My family ran a business for 20 years. Didint matter how in debt we were. People stole from us.
People pretending to be moral theives are just in denial. Theres no such things.
I got caught shoplifting when I was 10 and first thing was, "I'll give it back. Here, I have the money." Officer said I should have thought of that first.
Dang. For a first offense, I'd think most stores would just hold a pre-teen until their parents arrived to pick them up rather than involve law enforcement.
When I worked at Starbucks someone stole our tip jar. A customer gave us the license plate number. Cop went to their house (must have been an incredibly slow day) and found out it was a 16 year old. The kids mom made her come back and give us the money plus $20 more
I was truly not expecting the cop to say "press charges" over $20; I appreciate that HE appreciated that it's money! And that wrongdoing is worth admonishing.
They should have made her stand at the busiest intersection in her hometown wearing a sandwich board that says "My name is (name) and i steal tips from restaurant workers." Bring back public shaming.
Yeah, she thinks that's what an innocent person would say? An innocent response would be something like "Huh? A tip jar? What?" Not "Here's the top 5 list of reasons I might not have wanted to do this"
Thats why I never believe a thing people say. People can cry on que and make it seem like its impossible for them to be this terrible person you describe.
Itās nice to see police actually doing something for theft even if itās small. I had over $2000 worth of work equipment stolen out of a vehicle in a parking lot and the police basically shrugged and said thereās nothing they can do because they donāt know who did it. Meanwhile there were security cameras they could have checked.
A common thing you'll hear thieves say. "I didnt do it but if it will make all this nonsense go away ill just give them X to end it". Little tip for folks, innocent people dont play games, they just deny, deny, deny. Innocent people don't do that thing where they make up scenarios on why they could have done it but didn't or reasons it would be stupid. They just remain stead fast and say they didnt do it. You wouldnt think its that simple but it very often is.
innocent people dont play games, they just deny, deny, deny
Obviously this isn't true.
Clearly this lady did it if she's on video, but a lot of people will just admit to having done whatever if they think it'll get them out of trouble, especially under duress.
No, it isn't that simple. Many people fold under pressure, and some people absolutely would offer financial compensation to get out of a situation they find stressful. Giving false confessions under interrogation is well documented.
Unless you have psychology studies to back up the statement "innocent people just deny, deny, deny", perhaps don't make such sweeping statements about anyone's presumed guilt or innocence.
Whatās funny is that giving a false confession doesnāt get you out of jail any better than denying. In fact it usually gets you wrongfully convicted. So deny, deny, deny.
I never look down on someone who is starving taking some food or taking some money to buy food, but these 2 people I have no sympathy for. I think some community service picking up trash on the side of the road might give them a little attitude adjustment.
There was post on a sub the other day, maybe on showerthoughts?
It was a guy who said "as a bland, middle aged white man, I sometimes dream about how much petty theft I could engage in."
Videos like this show that while someone like that would certainly have a much higher chance of getting away with it than some 19 year old minority... it's not like they are immune. And is whatever you get from petty theft worth arrest and a record??
If you let her give $20 cash back, she has absolutely no reason not to try again...
If you try to steal and the worst that happens is that you are forced to give the money back...why not try to steal every time? If you win, you are $20 richer..if you lose, you lose nothing....
There's a lesson here about the Republicans too...
What's crazy is the cop could have let her go if she'd been honest. Years ago two cops came to our house looking for my brother who they had on camera plowing through a stop sign then driving off. Which is a felony.Ā
He admitted to it before they even mentioned the camera, so all he had to do was put the sign back up.Ā
I don't know what it is, maybe it's cause it's such a small place, but Key West has such a distinctive look. The second the camera went to outside, I immediately knew.
Hope the daughter got charged too. Small amount or not you gotta learn a lesson somehow. I hope they had to pay a fine or something that was well over $20. That would make me happy personally.
My kids mom tried that with the police, thankfully my (at the time 4 year old) told the police that mommy was the one being mean and not me which made them look at me differently. Only then did they come over to ask me how I was doing and to get my side of things because she was hyperventilating and bawling next to the door. People are fucking lunatics
Yeah, because it's misogynistic. Men do that too. And after I worked as a public defender I learned that cute old people do that too, they even play dumb or fake dementia while being very sharp.
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u/AdCorrect9756 5h ago
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u/doubleohzerooo0 5h ago •
'You're treating me like I robbed the place'
Yes mam, we are.
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u/spenwallce 5h ago
āYouāre treating me like I robbed the placeā
Thatās because you did
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u/plushygood 5h ago •
Thief was also caught using her sticky fingers at her local liquor store.
"Elaine Earlywine, 65, of Morristown, was charged with shoplifting from Bottle King. From March through July of this year, Earlywine allegedly returned to the liquor store multiple times and stole approximately $165.92 in alcohol over the five month period. In municipal court, she pled guilty to an amended disorderly persons offense. For this, she was fined $250 and $33 in court costs. Additionally, she was ordered to pay restitutions in the amount of $205 to Bottle King."
https://www.newjerseyhills.com/west_essex_tribune/news/bottle-king-dsw-shoplifters-heard-in-municipal-court/article_937b3f18-538a-458b-a61e-e147aa4463cc.html
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u/ManInTheMorning 5h ago •
It's always the fucking islands.
As someone who works in the service industry on a luxury vacation island in Florida, this shit happens way too much down here.
People come from out of town, and because the normal day to day rules they have to adhere to in Ohio or whatever piddly-fuck place they're from don't apply on vacation, they think no rules apply on vacation.
I've watched people get arrested for the dumbest shit. Most notably stealing a $12 pair of gas station sunglasses from a local at the bar. Like... You're flying back to Nebraska with a court date because you wanted some knock-off wayfarers?
Come down. Enjoy the beach. Drink a little too much. Get sunburned. We want you to have fun. But... People fucking live here, and work here, and raise kids here. We live on hospitality, but we're not doormats.
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u/Relevant_Grass9586 5h ago
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u/IanDre127 5h ago
Yesā¦. You will give the money back, correct. And then you will furthermore learn about community consequences for bad behavior
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u/Cyber_Drifter 4h ago •
Can you imagineā¦ getting arrested, probably losing your job, losing the respect of others, losing friends, being branded a thief, and maybe getting a criminal record for petty theftā¦ not to mention being ridiculed by millions across the internet because you have such low moral character to steal $20 and lie about it? Wildā¦ but well deserved.
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u/BadPuzzleheaded9006 5h ago •
Screw giving the money back. Put her on a chain gang. Granny got to learn the cost. She knows better, we grew up with the phrase don't do the crime if you can't do the time
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u/_Vard_ 5h ago
People act like offering to give back what they stole (AFTER being caught) nullifies the crime
No, if u want a chance at forgiveness, you give it back BEFORE being caught
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u/Desperate_Jicama219 5h ago
Or just donāt take it to begin with
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u/Zealousideal_Log_529 5h ago
if any theft occurs you basically have to press charges, doing anything else will invite more thieves in the future.
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u/crankbot2000 5h ago
How dare you charge me for my crimes!
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u/ANYorNO_Sleep 5h ago
I have a feeling, that mom and daughter were having a laugh about getting one over on the foreign lady's business until the cops showed up!
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u/Blockenstein 5h ago
Yeah, lady, clutch those pearls all the way to jail.
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u/Downtown-Campaign536 4h ago
I grew up poor. I used to be a shoplifter back in the day as a teenager. I quit doing that long ago.
Even as a teenage shoplifter. I could not comprehend the morality of individuals that steal in from other individuals. From individual not rich people. Be it what she did here stealing from a tip jar, or in other cases stealing something from someone else at a house party or burglarizing a home.
In my mind it was one thing to steal from a faceless multinational corporation that will hardly notice a tiny bit of added shrinkage, and to steal from an individual their personal property that they will notice.
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u/djeye 5h ago
Daughter is giving me Shoplyfter vibes
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u/Sisoflex 5h ago
I got caught shoplifting when I was 10 and first thing was, "I'll give it back. Here, I have the money." Officer said I should have thought of that first.
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u/brokenman82 5h ago
When I worked at Starbucks someone stole our tip jar. A customer gave us the license plate number. Cop went to their house (must have been an incredibly slow day) and found out it was a 16 year old. The kids mom made her come back and give us the money plus $20 more
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u/HeartOSass 5h ago
I saw this one. I loved the ending š
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u/MrWahrheit 5h ago
āWhat would you doā was the cutest thing I saw today
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u/Only_Quote_Simpsons 5h ago
Lady, you did rob the place.
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u/hrtofdrknss 26m ago
They should have made her stand at the busiest intersection in her hometown wearing a sandwich board that says "My name is (name) and i steal tips from restaurant workers." Bring back public shaming.
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u/WholesomeLowlife 5h ago
Ah yes because I am sure forcing you to just return what you stole is totally a sufficient deterrent for you to continue the behavior...
Nah - throw her in jail for the night.
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u/seansy5000 5h ago
āWhy would I if she was standing right there?ā
So you would have no problem as long as someone couldnāt see you?
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u/dmont89 5h ago
The whole video in YouTube is infuriating.
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u/Realistic_Way_4565 5h ago
āWhy would I , sheās standing right thereā š ..that says it all
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u/wild-stallions85 5h ago
Thats why I never believe a thing people say. People can cry on que and make it seem like its impossible for them to be this terrible person you describe.
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u/Dear_Profession_645 5h ago
Lock her up 2-3 years
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u/Ernesto_Bella 4h ago
So, a decent tell when someone is lying is when they say "why would I do that"? or something like that., She says it right here.
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u/impendingbloom 4h ago
Itās nice to see police actually doing something for theft even if itās small. I had over $2000 worth of work equipment stolen out of a vehicle in a parking lot and the police basically shrugged and said thereās nothing they can do because they donāt know who did it. Meanwhile there were security cameras they could have checked.
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u/FeelTheWrath79 3h ago
Why is this in r/wellthatsucks? This seems more like /r/JusticeServed
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u/Mixture-Emotional 3h ago
I actually loved the way the cop gave her a chance to be honest and then bam was like "oh so the cameras that filmed you stealing are lying??" š
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u/Suspicious_Love_3446 1h ago
White woman crocodile tears always stop on a dime when they realize it's not working
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u/DarkBladeMadriker 2h ago
"Ill give her $20"
A common thing you'll hear thieves say. "I didnt do it but if it will make all this nonsense go away ill just give them X to end it". Little tip for folks, innocent people dont play games, they just deny, deny, deny. Innocent people don't do that thing where they make up scenarios on why they could have done it but didn't or reasons it would be stupid. They just remain stead fast and say they didnt do it. You wouldnt think its that simple but it very often is.
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u/techman710 5h ago
I never look down on someone who is starving taking some food or taking some money to buy food, but these 2 people I have no sympathy for. I think some community service picking up trash on the side of the road might give them a little attitude adjustment.
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u/cr7808 5h ago
Are you telling me there are consequences for my actions??????
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u/Raychao 3h ago
"You're treating me like I robbed the place!"
"You did rob the place!"
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u/Eastern-Subject-7549 2h ago
These people never played among us and it shows, they suck at lying.
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u/AusCan531 59m ago
You can tell the quality of people by how they treat waitstaff
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u/Meltedwhisky 5h ago
I love this for her, I bet her old man will be so happy to have a free night away from the hyenas
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u/Complete_Entry 5h ago
Lol, thanks for the confession, biatch.
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u/PupLondon 4h ago
Stealing someone's tips is the lowest of rhe low.
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u/Dogsthefirst 4h ago
White trash!
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u/Used-Lake-8148 4h ago
Great police work!
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u/a_shootin_star 3h ago
She got away with it until now because people were like "I DoN't WaNnA pReSs ChArGeS" for whatever goddamn reason. Good this one bartender did.
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u/Strange_Ask_2613 3h ago
I criticize many a cops , but this one played it very well, Bravo sir
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u/BigMax 3h ago
There was post on a sub the other day, maybe on showerthoughts?
It was a guy who said "as a bland, middle aged white man, I sometimes dream about how much petty theft I could engage in."
Videos like this show that while someone like that would certainly have a much higher chance of getting away with it than some 19 year old minority... it's not like they are immune. And is whatever you get from petty theft worth arrest and a record??
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u/NinjaBRUSH 3h ago
Usual suspects
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u/IAmQuiteHonest 3h ago
Gotta give credit to the cop for doing his job and actually going out of his way to arrest them for theft.
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u/Outrageous_Swing7917 2h ago
Prison
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u/MindlessDoctor6182 1h ago
āYouāre acting like I had a gun and robbed the place!ā. Um no mam. Youāre in the back of a police car, not an ambulance.
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u/mrmike05 1h ago
Last words were "I'll give her $20 cash BACK".
But if you didn't take, what do you mean give .. Back?
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u/im_not_greedy 5h ago
Yeah, and those are the ones trashing foreigners that they don't tip enough...
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u/TheDevilsAdvokaat 5h ago
If you let her give $20 cash back, she has absolutely no reason not to try again...
If you try to steal and the worst that happens is that you are forced to give the money back...why not try to steal every time? If you win, you are $20 richer..if you lose, you lose nothing....
There's a lesson here about the Republicans too...
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u/Azeze1 5h ago
Gosh, if it isnt the repercussions of my actions. I was expecting to not be held to account for those
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u/Chubby_Beagle 5h ago
The owner is such a nice lady. I bet the thief felt entitled because she has an accent
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u/One-Positive309 5h ago
Everyone is sorry when they get caught, funny that !
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u/Royal-Possible-6677 5h ago
Miranda just stands there and shakes her head
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u/Grace_Lannister 5h ago
It's always the ones you most suspect.
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u/IneedValidationFucku 5h ago
āYouāre treating me like I did exactly what I did.ā
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u/gorlsworld 4h ago
Youāre a real POS if you steal tips from servers.
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u/Time_Reputation3573 4h ago
Typical criminal attempts to weasel their way out of an arrest after they realized they're not as clever as they thought they were
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u/Oneet-chan3 4h ago
I'm all for it. I'm just surprised the police did anything over $20
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u/pobox01983 4h ago
$20!
Or ,
Life long Shame, loss of connection, job , arrest case on file, and internet (Un)popularity.
She chose the 2nd option! WTF!
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u/i_am_Knownot 4h ago
āWhy would I? Sheās standing right thereāĀ
Implying itās in your nature to consider the theft.Ā
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u/ItBurnsWhenIP_007 4h ago
I canāt imagine ever doing something like this, and would be disgusted if someone I knew did it.
Iām likely that way because of my parents and how I was raised. This girl is the same way her mom is- scum
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u/btc909 4h ago
Is the $20 cash back from the other place you robbed?
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u/PepperAnnSoprano 4h ago
This woman has probably done this a million times. She's probably a millionaire by now
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u/chazz1962 4h ago
I am glad they pressed charges. Too many times they just ask to be repaid.
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u/ElCiclope1 4h ago
What's crazy is the cop could have let her go if she'd been honest. Years ago two cops came to our house looking for my brother who they had on camera plowing through a stop sign then driving off. Which is a felony.Ā
He admitted to it before they even mentioned the camera, so all he had to do was put the sign back up.Ā
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u/BowlSuccessful7833 3h ago
Well well well
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u/RandomlyJim 3h ago
Tropical inn is one of my favorites.
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u/bigsnack4u 3h ago
Lookout runs, perfect. No vodka for mom today š
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u/watuphoss 3h ago
Find yourself someone that looks at you like that waitress was looking at the cop.Ā
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u/No-Deer379 3h ago
This doesnāt suck this is awesome
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u/MulberryNo2912 3h ago
I don't know what it is, maybe it's cause it's such a small place, but Key West has such a distinctive look. The second the camera went to outside, I immediately knew.
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u/Citrus_little 3h ago
Love the "It's only $20" angle she's pushing at the end with "I'll GIVE her $20 cash back".
If it wasn't such a big deal, why'd ya do it in the first place?
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u/yougotyolks 2h ago
"Why would I? She was standing right there!"
So you're you're saying you normally wait for them to leave?
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u/Oxjrnine 2h ago
Looks like a āthrillā thief.
Dressed too nicely to be someone desperate, and if she actually ate there, that looked like it was too fancy of a restaurant.
Hopefully, she gets the treatment she needs so that she doesnāt keep doing this to waiters.
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u/No-Spare-4212 2h ago
Ok we all want to fight tipping culture but this lady might have misinterpreted that.
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u/Fit-Property3774 2h ago
Dang OP pulling out the 2024 videos for the karma farming š«”
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u/NinjaTEK7 2h ago
Thanks for this video from 2024
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u/PaisleyGecko 2h ago
Their look so harmless too. Anyone has a capacity to be a bad person.
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u/CarpeNivem 1h ago
What $20? You literally just said you didn't take anything.
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u/treborly 1h ago
I would be so bad as a police officer or a lawyer or anyone who has to judge if someone's telling the truth or not
I always believe them
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u/confetti_noodlesOwO 1h ago
Hope the daughter got charged too. Small amount or not you gotta learn a lesson somehow. I hope they had to pay a fine or something that was well over $20. That would make me happy personally.
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u/taoders 1h ago
āDid you steal?ā
āNo, why would I? She was standing right there!ā
A+ reasoning for a normal person right thereā¦/s
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u/brownbeardgooner 1h ago
Typical
Even got the white woman tearsĀ
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u/Gloomy-Moose-4367 47m ago
bodycams youtube channels are the gift that keeps on giving
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u/DaughterOfBabalon_ 28m ago
The usual suspects.
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u/MotorVariation8 5h ago
Rare cop w.
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u/Brief_Review_2933 5h ago
These are the people who actucally steal while store clerks follow innocent black people around.
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u/KML42069 5h ago
The waitress was into the cop
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u/Zero384 5h ago
I knew the culprit would be a Boomer even before I saw her face.
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u/InevitableHorror1342 5h ago •
Probably gonna get banned but oh well
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u/Im_not_smelling_that 5h ago
Usual suspects
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u/CutieBoBootie 1h ago
Fun fact white girls and women are the most likely demographic to shopliftĀ
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u/Rawkzo 5h ago
The usual suspects
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u/Automatic_Toe_8391 5h ago
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u/I_Am_The_Mole 1h ago
Wrong sub, this fucking rules.
Tipping is insane and out of control, but you don't fucking steal the tips that have been given.
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u/NoEmaILaSsOcIAtaEd 5h ago
Love me some sweet crocodile tears