three, four, five, six jr sells this car to the police for, you know, basically pennies on the dollar. they give him $2500 for a quarter million vehicle. but for the police, it s a big score. because not only have they gotten somebody s car back, something of great value, but it s great evidence to put jr in prison. coming up you didn t steal that bentley? no, i didn t steal that bentley. jr is sticking to his story. but when we show him video of this woman also caught in the sting, he gets angry. she should have never she should have never been involved in anything like this. i did not know that she was doing anything like this. find out who the mystery woman is, when vegas undercover raw continues. ncer ] walls can talk. but it s our job to make them say something interesting. so how about this weekend we learn some new tricks of the trade. then break out our doing clothes
to be sold. do you know anything about that? no. have you ever sold any stolen cars before? no. do you know anything about stolen car rings? no. todd starts out denying that he had any involvement in any sort of stolen car ring. but he does admit to getting himself into trouble. what are you hoping for? i m hoping i get a chance at my life again. i spent i went to prison for some drug charges. i got out. i did a real stringent drug program. i did really well. i went back to work at the union. was doing really well. and what type of work were you doing? i m a carpet layer. i ve been doing it for 14 years. i m really good at what i do. i got out, did three years, was sober, going to meetings, doing really well. lo and behold, i never slammed it, intravenously. i never really messed with that
and i think in many cases, they ve been locked up for long enough to clean themselves up from whatever drugs they might have been using. and have kind of a clear look at things, and realize how messed up they are. and how they messed up. and i think they come to this realization in realtime as i m talking to them. it s a very emotional moment for them. all right, well listen. todd, i appreciate you talking to me. how much trouble am i in? todd pleads guilty to several charges, including burglary and he is sentenced to 9 1/2 to 26 years in prison. coming up, a man comes into the
like right now, until i came down here for this, i was really thinking i had a chance in my life again. but apparently i m not going to have. who do you blame for this? i can t blame nobody for any of this but myself. so where do you go from here? i don t know. probably prison for a long time. is that the right thing? i deserve to be punished. i m sure of it. you have a guy like this in todd, who was pretty confident, cocky, if you will, when you see him on the investigative video from the storefront. and now they know they re caught. they ve seen themselves on video. they re behind bars. they re a little less brave now.