5 Unhinged Walmart Shoppers Caught on Bodycam

Raldio Mendiola, reportedly homeless, hid in a Santa Fe Walmart on Christmas Eve after the store closed. He spent Christmas Day inside, accumulating approximately $25,000 worth of merchandise, including camping gear, clothing, candy, and tobacco products, across six shopping carts. He was eventually located and arrested after a store manager discovered his presence and alerted police.

Police bodycam footage, store manager's report, Mendiola's confession of hiding under a clothes rack for two hours before the store closed.

Grayson Wear, a 21-year-old school janitor, was found hiding in a women's restroom at a Norwich, Connecticut Walmart for over 30 minutes. He was caught by a 10-year-old girl who saw him filming her under the stall. Walmart management confronted Wear, who then fled. Police used store surveillance and license plate readers to track and arrest him, charging him with voyeurism, breach of peace, and risk of injury to a minor.

Testimony from the 10-year-old girl and her father, Walmart surveillance video, manager's account of confronting Wear, police tracking data.

In Canton, Ohio, a routine shoplifting stop involving Shane Newman and Katrina Jeffrey escalated violently. Newman, who had an active warrant for being armed and dangerous, pulled a gun on a Stark County deputy and pulled the trigger at point-blank range. The gun jammed, preventing the officer's death. A Walmart loss prevention officer then tackled Newman, securing him.

Deputy's bodycam footage, deputy's report, testimony from the loss prevention officer, Newman's criminal history including drug possession and domestic violence.

Ariana Coley and Demetrius Earl operated a sophisticated scam across multiple Walmarts, defrauding stores of nearly $250,000. They targeted young, inexperienced cashiers, posing as TikTok or YouTube influencers using 'cash cards' for their earnings. They would pretend to swipe a fake card, then instruct the cashier to manually enter a number or hit 'cash' twice, completing the transaction without actual payment. They often returned the 'purchased' items at other Walmarts for real cash refunds.

Walmart asset protection employee's detailed explanation of the scam mechanics, police bodycam footage of the arrest, discovery of fake cards and stolen merchandise.

Tyrese Gray was observed on Walmart surveillance in Juliet, Illinois, following women and pleasuring himself in the men's clothing section. When confronted by an officer in the grocery aisle, Gray resisted arrest, leading to a physical struggle that resulted in broken pasta sauce jars and Gray sustaining a cut hand. He was charged with public indecency, resisting arrest, and criminal damage to property.

Walmart surveillance footage, police bodycam footage of the confrontation and arrest, Gray's admission of 'being stupid'.