- It's gonna be a gray Honda.
- So we're en route to a burglary in progress
to a vehicle.
The victim found a male inside a vehicle attempting
to steal her car stereo.
So I'm being told that she's keeping him inside the car
by keeping the door shut.
He was on the passenger side, right?
- Yeah.
- OK.
Who held him in the car or kept the door shut?
You did? You did?
OK, cool.
Did he see you not allowing him to let him out?
That was really brave of you, Sandra.
You weren't scared he was going to do something?
No?
You just tole him he's not going to go anywhere?
What's up, D?
He was inside the car?
You didn't take the tag off?
And then you got a woman's shirt down your pants
that's got the tags on it.
Come on, dude.
Or a guy's shirt.
It looks like a woman's shirt to me.
That's a guy's shirt?
Sorry.
- So this is the male that was called
in saying he was inside a vehicle that
didn't belong to him.
He believes that he was inside his own vehicle.
He has some clothing that was found on him.
It's got some tags on it.
Right now, he's telling us that they left the tags on.
So it's possible he was inside the mall
and stealing items out there before he
came outside and decided to get into a vehicle that
didn't belong to his.
- Well, right now I want to find out what's going on, OK?
That's where we're at, OK, so I want you to tell
me what's up with the jacket.
You say you bought it from the street?
- Yeah.
- With an alarm tag in it?
- Yeah.
- How much did you pay for it?
- I paid about $100 just for that.
- From who?
- From some guy I had--
one of my cousin's friends.
I don't know his name.
I'm not really all that into-- like,
I don't really kick it with him.
- So what were you doing in the car?
- Oh, I honestly thought, because it
looks exactly like my G35.
It's white.
I don't know if you guys can see it, but--
- You have a white G35?
- Yeah.
- Registered to you?
- Yeah, to me.
Yeah.
I don't know where it's at.
Oh, it's right there.
Look, in back of that one.
- And you have the keys to that?
- Yeah, I have the keys.
- Where are your keys at?
- Oh, so you don't have the keys on you?
- Yeah, that's unfortunate.
- Oh, unless they're in my sweaters.
- Yeah.
- The Ralph Lauren one and all that.
- It's kind of difficult to verify the things
that you're telling me, right?
- I had to confirm with the victims
whether the vehicle was locked.
They believed that it was, so now basically we have a felony.
You were inside a vehicle that didn't belong to you.
The vehicle was locked, and you had items that didn't
belong to you on your person.
That's a burglary and that's a felony,
so in the state of California you go to jail for that.
What's really nice is talking to one of the family members,
it was a 12-year-old little girl who actually held him inside
of the vehicle, held the door shut until we arrived,
so that was nice of her.
When speaking to her, she said she
wanted to be a police officer when she grows up,
so very cool.