California (unlike New York), did one thing right this past election. The voters voted to pass proposition 36, which did away with the stupid liberal “misdemeanor” charges of retail thefts under $1,000, and made they felonies.. Apparently, the idiot criminals in California didn’t get that message.
Police in Seal Beach, California, released a hilarious video Sunday showing a pair of downcast, handcuffed females sitting in a police cruiser lamenting “new laws” in the state for shoplifting.
With Nancy Sinatra’s iconic “These Boots Are Made for Walkin'” playing in the background, the Instagram video shows surveillance clips recorded Dec. 4 of three females entering an Ulta Beauty store and soon after exiting with bags full of merchandise that police valued at $648, KTLA-TV reported. While the video indeed indicates a figure of $648, a police news release says the total was “an estimated $1,635.24 worth of merchandise.”
The video cuts to other clips of the same three females entering a Kohl’s department store where they allegedly took more goods, the station said. The police video appears to indicate the value of the merchandise was nearly $1,200.
The best part, though, is the recorded exchange between two of the suspects in the back of a patrol car.
“It’s a felony?” one of the females asks the female seated next to her.