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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
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TOWN OF LOCKPORT — A 45-year-old Lockport woman and her daughter were charged Monday night with shoplifting after Walmart employees say they loaded up a cart and walked out without paying.
Alicia K. Teeter, 45, 6270 Shimer Dr., was charged with petit larceny, as was her daughter, listed in the police report only as "Shufeld," with no age or address given.
According to the report, Walmart's head of security, "observed two adult females pass all points of sale with merchandise that was concealed in a Walmart shopping bag. (She) stated that she observed the two females select a shopping cart that already had a shopping bag in it. (She) stated that one female began to conceal tank tops in the shopping bag while in the infants department. (She) stated that both females put items into the shopping bag. (She) stated that both females then exited the store through the automotive department entrance passing all points of sale."
The total value of the stolen merchandise was $47.30.
The two women are due in the Town of Lockport Court on Jan. 15.
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Alicia K. Teeter, 45, 6270 Shimer Dr., was charged with petit larceny, as was her daughter, listed in the police report only as "Shufeld," with no age or address given.
According to the report, Walmart's head of security, "observed two adult females pass all points of sale with merchandise that was concealed in a Walmart shopping bag. (She) stated that she observed the two females select a shopping cart that already had a shopping bag in it. (She) stated that one female began to conceal tank tops in the shopping bag while in the infants department. (She) stated that both females put items into the shopping bag. (She) stated that both females then exited the store through the automotive department entrance passing all points of sale."
The total value of the stolen merchandise was $47.30.
The two women are due in the Town of Lockport Court on Jan. 15.
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