Las Vegas police shoplifter brags she’ll never be caught before arrest
Police say they arrested 51-year-old Nicole Waters after she was seen on a cellphone video bragging "theyll never catch me" as she stole from a convenience store. (Credit: Las Vegas Police Department)
A Las Vegas shoplifting suspect, who went viral after taunting police during the crime that she would never be caught, is on the run after missing a court date.
"They’ll never catch me," 51-year-old Nicole Waters was caught on video saying in January as she laughed and walked out of a South Las Vegas convenience store.
Waters was eventually arrested by police but has now skipped a court date and is wanted yet again.
In a video posted by the Las Vegas Police Department on Tuesday, police say that Waters was released on bail after her arrest and has "since disappeared and not shown up for court."
Las Vegas police say Nicole Waters, 51, has vanished and missed her court dates. (Las Vegas Metro Police Department)
Waters is described as a Black female with black hair and brown eyes standing at 5-feet, 5-inches and weighing 190 pounds.
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A Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department vehicle. (Photo by Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images for Experience Strategy Associates)
Waters was arrested and charged with burglary of a business and robbery on March 16.
"As a reminder: don’t steal things," the police department wrote at the time of her arrest.
She was released on bail on March 27.
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Las Vegas strip at night. (George Rose/Getty Images)
The Las Vegas Metro Police Department confirmed to Fox News Digital Wednesday afternoon that an arrest has not yet been made.
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