'I could tell she was desperate for money,' high-heeled hijacker victim speaks out

Lisa Coleman, 58, who law enforcement officials dubbed the high-heeled hijacker, isn’t exactly the image you picture when you think of a robber, and Katie Otten, one of her alleged victims tells FOX 26 she learned that the hard way.

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[Stonewallgaston]

It was her first time getting high 😂😂😂

[autumnseptember]

Mugshot is Ew and she had a smell too? 🤮🤢

[tundra]

I like how she says all of it and the ones she had a great disguise too!!!

[jfoxkhajiit]

B.O bandit, the heels ain’t high enough 🤮

[lashurediscussion]

I am crying as I listen to this video, her actions were so wrong. But I could understand her desperation. Literally their is no help out here. I have always been a person to work, yet I have fallen on hard time. Begging on social media & fundraising. Only to have internet trolls make fun of my situation. I don’t want to be on the streets. Out desperation I really thought about robbing a bank. The struggle is real, running out food, can’t accept phone calls as my phone is turned off for none payment. I was a very good worker but over the holidays 2022 I was laid off. Saving gone, food stamps a no. 1 minor child with special needs at home. No family to ask.

[TravisDoesKayakFishing]

It's like god put a random stock adobe transition on her nose and paused it.

[containedhurricane]

Armed robbery should warrant at least twenty years in prison or capital punishment if the victims get hurt and if it is clearly captured by a camera, because the perpetrators threaten to take the victims' lives. It's infuriating to see these atrocities in the most powerful country in the world. The barbaric extremities will never stop until the authorities start thinning out the violent herd