Police Arrest Shameless Shoplifters

No disguises. No remorse. Just bags full of stolen goods. Did these thieves really think confidence could cover their crimes? Here are four police arrests of shameless shoplifters - all caught on bodycam. For these crooks, it was clear, attitude was not an exit plan.

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Danielle didn’t come to play — she came to clear the shelves without paying on September 21st, 2023, in New Jersey. Cherry Hill Police said her record was long — and her charges even longer. This wasn’t a slip-up. Danielle turned shoplifting into a lifestyle.

No mask. No panic. Just pure nerve. That was Randall’s move during a daylight heist on September 18th, 2023, in Washington. He didn’t sneak, he strutted - only to end up face-to-face with Pierce County deputies. He walked out with two PS5s — and right into a stack of court dates.

Breakfast Bandits Jennifer and Jacob Smith weren’t after cash — they were after the crunch. But instead of cereal, they got cuffed by Hoboken Police on November 23rd, 2024. ShopRite made the call, and the couple that boosted together, got booked together.

For Volusia County deputies, this was one of the most bizarre and shameless acts seen from a group of shoplifters on May 11th, 2024, in Florida. They came in with a plan — and left finger-pointing, denying, and backstabbing. Partners going in, big problems walking out.

ag swapping with her son in tow — because nothing said quality parenting like retail fraud. Carla got caught when deputies responded to a Target in Florida on August 9th, 2024. It wasn’t her first run-in with the law — but Target made sure it would be her last free ride.

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