GREAT POST BY DANTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A populaR THREAD NOW THAT IT'S BACK!!!!!
didn't go to Walmart, But I Did use a Ad that they had for a Vacuum Cleaner I bought at PC Richards Yeaterday.
PC Richards wanted $249.99, Add at Walmart online was $199.98
PC richards Matched the Price, So I Saved almost $50 Bucks !
this HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH ORIGINAL POST-- WTF---
Dante's original post had to do with food stamps. You post had to do with shoplifting. Just because they were both at WalMart doesn't mean they are related. They are two totally different conversations.
I had to scroll through 3 pages to find what is current because I had read the original post when it was posted. I thought the additional posts had to do with food stamps. But no, they didn't because your post had nothing to do with food stamps. So I waste my time to end up reading about shoplifting which I wasn't interested in.
This is why people are so irritated at you bumping old posts. If you want to post articles like the one you did start your own thread. I've been posting on message boards for over 15 years and everyone other than you can grasp this simple principle.
WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE????
RIGHT DOWN THE ROAD FROM ME.....
http://wowktv.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=89635
Suspects Charged with Stealing Wal-Mart Scooter, Heading to Strip Club
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A couple was arrested after 1 a.m. Tuesday.
By Brooks Taylor | Other Stories by Brooks Taylor
HUNTINGTON -- A Huntington couple was arrested early Tuesday morning after allegedly stealing a motorized cart from Wal-Mart.
State Police arrested Billie Jo Stevenson and Jonathan Lee Misner, early Monday morning after, according to police, they stole a motorized cart from Wal-Mart on Route 60 and headed across the street to JB's Gentlemen's Club.
At about 1:22 a.m., dispatch received a call of two suspects on a motorized cart heading out of the Wal-Mart parking lot and west on Route 60. The two remain behind bars the Western Regional Jail, bond for both suspects is set at $11,000.
State Trooper Willis Hash said this isn’t the first time motorized carts have disappeared from the store.
“A few months prior to this we arrested two juveniles stealing a cart,” Hash said. “We arrested them in the Marcum Terrace area.”
While some, including law enforcement, may find the crime funny, this crime is no laughing matter.
“It was quite humorous when it came over the radio,” Hash said.
“It’s a serious offense,” Hash said. “It was a felony arrest on both subjects.”
Stevenson was charged with grand larceny and Misner was charged with grand larceny and public intoxication. The cart is valued at about $3,000.
RIGHT DOWN THE ROAD FROM ME.....
http://wowktv.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=89635
Suspects Charged with Stealing Wal-Mart Scooter, Heading to Strip Club
[SIZE=-2]Posted Tuesday, November 16, 2010 ; 06:01 PM | View Comments | Post Comment[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-2]Updated Wednesday, November 17, 2010; 10:20 AM[/SIZE]
By Brooks Taylor | Other Stories by Brooks Taylor
HUNTINGTON -- A Huntington couple was arrested early Tuesday morning after allegedly stealing a motorized cart from Wal-Mart.
State Police arrested Billie Jo Stevenson and Jonathan Lee Misner, early Monday morning after, according to police, they stole a motorized cart from Wal-Mart on Route 60 and headed across the street to JB's Gentlemen's Club.
At about 1:22 a.m., dispatch received a call of two suspects on a motorized cart heading out of the Wal-Mart parking lot and west on Route 60. The two remain behind bars the Western Regional Jail, bond for both suspects is set at $11,000.
State Trooper Willis Hash said this isn’t the first time motorized carts have disappeared from the store.
“A few months prior to this we arrested two juveniles stealing a cart,” Hash said. “We arrested them in the Marcum Terrace area.”
While some, including law enforcement, may find the crime funny, this crime is no laughing matter.
“It was quite humorous when it came over the radio,” Hash said.
“It’s a serious offense,” Hash said. “It was a felony arrest on both subjects.”
Stevenson was charged with grand larceny and Misner was charged with grand larceny and public intoxication. The cart is valued at about $3,000.
http://www2.insidenova.com/news/2011/apr/27/walmart-cow-suit-milk-shoplifting-ar-1000251/
Stafford investigates udderly shocking shoplifting
By DAVID PIERCE
Published: April 27, 2011
STAFFORD, Va. --
Walmart shoppers in Stafford County saw the sight of their lives Tuesday night—a cow, on all fours, trying to score gallons of milk.
An 18-year-old man dressed up in a cow suit stole 26 gallons of milk around 10:35 p.m. from the Garrisonville Walmart, Stafford County Sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy said.
The man was apparently crawling while he exited the store, trying to emulate cattle, Kennedy said.
Soon afterward, witnesses told Stafford sheriff's deputies that the man was handing out the pilfered milk jugs to passersby outside of the Walmart, Kennedy said.
It was unclear Wednesday how he managed to get all of that milk out of the busy store on Garrisonville Road.
Kennedy said that store employees saw the thief “skipping down the sidewalk” in the cow suit before leaving the immediate area.
Stafford County sheriffs said they went to a nearby McDonald’s restaurant for a disturbance call, and the responding officer saw a man — not in a cow suit — there that seemed to match the culprit.
The suspect was taken back to the Walmart, and management confirmed he was the thief of the pasteurized potion.
The cow suit was found in the man’s car, Kennedy said.
Kennedy did not identify the suspect, who was released on a summons to appear in court.
Kennedy admitted the theft was bizarre.
“This is probably one of the most unique efforts of shoplifting I’ve seen,” Kennedy said. “It might’ve been a prank that went wrong, but it isn’t as funny when [the suspect] breaks the law.”
Kennedy said the sheriff's office didn't have surveillance video of the theft, but said it would have been interesting to see.
Stafford investigates udderly shocking shoplifting
By DAVID PIERCE
Published: April 27, 2011
STAFFORD, Va. --
Walmart shoppers in Stafford County saw the sight of their lives Tuesday night—a cow, on all fours, trying to score gallons of milk.
An 18-year-old man dressed up in a cow suit stole 26 gallons of milk around 10:35 p.m. from the Garrisonville Walmart, Stafford County Sheriff’s spokesman Bill Kennedy said.
The man was apparently crawling while he exited the store, trying to emulate cattle, Kennedy said.
Soon afterward, witnesses told Stafford sheriff's deputies that the man was handing out the pilfered milk jugs to passersby outside of the Walmart, Kennedy said.
It was unclear Wednesday how he managed to get all of that milk out of the busy store on Garrisonville Road.
Kennedy said that store employees saw the thief “skipping down the sidewalk” in the cow suit before leaving the immediate area.
Stafford County sheriffs said they went to a nearby McDonald’s restaurant for a disturbance call, and the responding officer saw a man — not in a cow suit — there that seemed to match the culprit.
The suspect was taken back to the Walmart, and management confirmed he was the thief of the pasteurized potion.
The cow suit was found in the man’s car, Kennedy said.
Kennedy did not identify the suspect, who was released on a summons to appear in court.
Kennedy admitted the theft was bizarre.
“This is probably one of the most unique efforts of shoplifting I’ve seen,” Kennedy said. “It might’ve been a prank that went wrong, but it isn’t as funny when [the suspect] breaks the law.”
Kennedy said the sheriff's office didn't have surveillance video of the theft, but said it would have been interesting to see.
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