California women arrested Prop. 36
Prop. 36 just turned repeated shoplifting into a felony and these California women learned the hard way after getting arrested in Orange County. Surveillance footage caught them hitting multiple retail stores including Ulta and Kohl's across several counties, but the real shock came when they realized stealing is now a felony charge under this new law. They didn't know the rules until sitting in the back of a squad car facing consequences for stacking up multiple acts of retail theft.
Transcript (en)
That's a felony? Bitch, new laws. Stealing is a felony. And this is Orange County, bitch. They don't play. That's why. A group of California women who allegedly shoplifted repeatedly were finally arrested, and they learned the hard way about Prop 36, the new law that makes repeat shoplifting a felony. Surveillance footage caught them clearing out stores like Ulta and Kohl's across multiple counties. But sitting in the back of a squad car, reality finally hit. One asked, it's a felony, and the other replied, new laws stealing is a felony and Orange County don't play. Under Prop 36, multiple retail thefts can now be stacked into felony charges. What do you guys think about the new law?
