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What up, guys? Welcome to my reaction series. Today, we're going to be reacting to modern women keep on shoplifting. So, feminism has created a society where women are being empowered to be like men, but still aren't being held accountable like men. Women think that they can do anything in 2025, including breaking the law. What is most common in the way that you see women breaking the law in the news? Well, it's shoplifting. Every single job sector has been hit with layoffs, and women have been laid off the most. Women will never give up their lifestyle or their shopping habits for any reason. So, shoplifting has been on the rise in the last few years. Let's look at some of the modern women that were caught shopping.
Some take a cruise, some take it easy. But tonight, two Bay Area women in their 60s are accused of taking something completely different. The pair, both former dentists, are arrested for shoplifting near Lake Tahoe, three separate times. Former dentist, don't they make a lot of money? And one of them, maybe they did it for the thrill of the game, is from a multi-million dollar home in Hillsboro. What? Why? Two 68-year-old retired dentists accused in a series of retail thefts in Lake Tahoe. The Placer County Sheriff's Office released these images. You can see one is even carrying a Louis Vuitton shoulder bag during the alleged crimes. It was walking around, and they were um concealing items. I would they would totally um because at that point the old ladies, you're not going to suspect them, you know, cuz who thinks an old lady is going to rob you? And it's, you know, they're who cares about jail time when you're 70? You're going to kick the bucket soon, and then walking out with them. Investigators say the two stole clothing from Parallel Mountain Sports in Olympic Valley on three separate occasions in July, August, and November of this year. A total of about $1,500 worth of goods from the ski shop. Their getaway vehicle, a luxurious silver Lexus SUV with a handicap license plate. Sheriff's deputies say the women remained on the run until a deputy recognized their vehicle heading south on Highway 89, pulled them over, and arrested them on December 2nd.
One of the um identifying factors that did help the deputy identify them is the silver Lexus that they were driving had um a handicap license plate. Um so that was a little bit more unique. Um and then, you know, having the two women also in the vehicle together at the same time was also um helpful in identifying them. The sheriff's office has identified them as Clara Mickelson of Hillsboro and Tatiana Zukovski of San Francisco, two of the most expensive communities in the Bay Area. Tonight, investigators tell us the two may have done this at other stores as well. We are asking businesses in the area if they believe that they were potentially stolen from or victimized by these two to contact the Placer County Sheriff's Office.
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Women could get a second job, but why do that when you could take take stuff for months and get a slap on the wrist? And it was without a doubt our same suspect. So, we were able to close other felony cases that have been left open with no leads just because an employee took the time to call 911 over one stolen perfume. Police here suspect that Rashonda Craig is a serial shoplifter. She's been charged with felony shoplifting here, and they say she has a long criminal history. Arizona woman accused spending stealing $74,000 from Target. Then three Arizona women were arrested after police say they stole $74,000 worth of products from Target stores in Mesa and in Tucson. Today, Tucson police released surveillance video of one of the incidents. Police say that women would take empty containers to the skin care department and then load them into stolen items. They would then conceal the bins using clothing that was also stolen. Police caught up with the women in Tucson as they Wait, how did they get away with that? We're in the middle of another theft. The suspects were identified as 27-year-old Dar I just I am I am baffled they got away with that ever 21-year-old Francesca Traila and a 16-year-old. They've all been charged with organized retail. Oh my. $74,000. Oo. Okay, TikTocker. They would literally strip themselves of everything with
All right, fellas. Be honest. I want you to be honest here. Would you? Okay. She was arrested once, but she looks like that. Would you? Would you date her if you got sex on tap knowing she might steal a few things? She calls you daddy with these eyes. Are you in? Are you doing it? Yes. No. has been arrested again for stealing Target Hall items. One week after Marina was arrested and accused of posting a video with $500 worth of stolen items from Target back in October, she was arrested again November 30th for allegedly stealing from the same retailer. The Cape Coral Police Department shares on Instagram December 2nd. Officers met with Target's loss prevention staff who advised that on November 20th, 2024, a known repeat female suspect, Marlina Beles, entered the store and selected items that were listed for sale. Once at the self-checkout register, the female suspect did not scan some of the items, but rather scanned a false barcode instead of the real barcodes on the merchandise. Authorities claim that Marina, who was charged with one count of petty theft and previously one count for the October 30th incident, they were doing that when I was in high school. The the fake scan. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Had stolen 16 items ranging from household goods to clothes valued at a total of $225. Surveillance. You know what's crazy? The one girl I knew that did this in high school, she came from a rich family. I was like, what? It was Walmart back then. But I'm like, what was the purpose of this? Footage of a shopper at checkout, which seems to show them scanning some items and using false barcodes for others, was also included in their announcement. The police department, which also posts a clip of Marina's arrest at her home days after the incident, notes, officers recognized Marina from a prior arrest and were able to positive. Be honest, guys. Would you would you identify her? Marina posted $500 bail and was released December 1st, according to Lee County Sheriff's Office inmate records. It's unclear if the influencer has obtained legal counsel for either case, but NBC News reports she is scheduled to appear in court December 10th, the same date scheduled for her last arrest. E-News has reached out to Marina for comment and has not heard back. The police department previously revealed that a social media follower helped identify the 22-year-old who has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on her now-private TikTok account after a photo. Oh my gosh. And she would put the stuff she was stealing on TikTok. No. of the October 30th shoplifter was posted to the department's Instagram. Public affairs officer Merc. These are the women ghosting you fell. Ladies Phillips explains in it's not you, it's us. November 21st Instagram video. We actually had one person reach out on Instagram and say, "Hey, I want to remain anonymous, but here's their name and date of birth and their Instagram handle." So, from there, we were able to look up her social media and even find on TikTok she posted a video that day of herself going to Target, buying. She documented the filing these items and then taking them home with her. Everything was documented. Even the outfit that she wore, it shows like her getting ready with the outfit and even her glasses. And oh my god, women are the dumbest criminals. If you're going to be a criminal, be a smart criminal. All of that matches in the TikTok with the attempt to identify photo that we put out. We really want to thank the community for all the input and information that they put forward. Whenever we put anything out like this, they're always really receptive and helpful and help us really find out who these people are that are guys. Would you go on a date with her? Put yes or no in the comments and put your reasoning why.
Um, we're going to see an increase in female crime in the next few years as women get laid off because AI is going to take a lot of our jobs. Um, and we keep making poor financial decisions trying to stay young forever. Fashion, hair, clothes, etc. Surgeries, makeup, it's just going to keep going. Make sure you like the video on your way out. Please subscribe to the channel. Help help me out. You know, we're on the road to two million. And I'll see you next time.