Walmart had at least fourteen more shootings in December 2022, with four of them fatal, bringing the total for the year to at least one-hundred-sixty-five, which is a new record, breaking the previous record of one-hundred-fifty-two set in 2019. There were also at least four more deaths unrelated to the shootings. Two of those fatal shootings were by police officers, one of those was shooting a person taking a hostage in Mississippi, the other was a man allegedly attacking s woman at the time. One of the non-fatal shootings was also the police; and there were at least seven injuries from the shootings, including at least one Walmart employee.
In addition to the fourteen shootings and eight deaths last month Walmart also had 17 shootings and 12 deaths in January; 14 shootings and 9 deaths in February; 14 shootings and 9 deaths in March; 3 shootings and 2 deaths in April; 16 shootings and 10 deaths in May; 12 shootings and 13 deaths in June; 14 shootings and 6 deaths in July; 21 shootings and 9 deaths in August; 7 shootings and 9 deaths in September; 14 shootings and 6 deaths in October; and 19 shootings and 13 deaths in November; which comes to a total of 165 shootings and 100 deaths. This is their seventh consecutive year with over a hundred shootings, and there's little reason this will go down much if at all anytime soon, especially since Walmart and our government routinely ignore the long term causes of crime and violence.
In addition to the fourteen shootings, there were more than a dozen other gun related crimes, including at least two more that allegedly involved shootings, but police claim they were false alarms. Both these, along with one of the real shootings happened within a few days, and the police were quick to claim there was no evidence supporting all three even though people allegedly heard shots in each and one of them involved a victim with a gunshot wound, which they later confirmed was real, if either of the other two prove to be real that will be on top of the ones mentioned. There is a growing trend of police rushing to say there's no threat at Walmart, which might mean that some incidents aren't being reported promptly, if they're doing this to assure the public for Walmart's benefit. There's also a growing amount of evidence showing this is a real possibility; including the fact that they're much more likely to delay reporting on many incidents, including one armed robbery last month that took two and a half weeks to be reported in the media; and another case last month where the headline said someone pointed a gun during a robbery, without mentioning that he fired a shot until the end of the article.
And, of course, there were numerous lawsuits filed against Walmart last month as a result of the mass shooting just before Thanksgiving, and Walmart is trying to get them thrown out. There's a good chance that Walmart will succeed in getting them thrown out, or seriously limiting their ability to succeed, since they routinely fight everything tooth and nail, and laws are made to enable the wealthy to have a major unjustified advantage. This is true even though there was plenty of evidence of problems with the shooter years ahead of time, and Walmart did nothing, partly because of workman compensation laws that provided a certain amount of immunity to employers, shifting the burden to insurance companies who are regulated, and not in a position to address potential problems like this.
In addition to the four people killed in shootings there were two bodies found in cars last month, and two pedestrians killed after being hit by cars in separate states. One of the bodies found in a car was a suicide, although they didn't specify the method; the most common method, buy far, of suicides at Walmart is shooting, and if that was the case it would add one to the total number of shootings. The article about this suicide also cites a study that claims that "4,400 unexplained bodies are discovered each year and 600,000 people in the nation go missing each year," but it doesn't say whether the high number of missing persons include people found alive within a day or longer. These statistics are almost never reported, however accurate they are, but there's little doubt that a large percentage of these are poor people without adequate health care, educational or economic opportunities, as well as many drug addicts. There's also plenty of evidence, as I've pointed out in several previous articles, showing academics know how to solve many of these problems, and that programs doing this actually save much more than they cost; yet the wealthy that control the political system refuse to implement proven solutions. If something happens to rich people or a celebrity, like the football player that recently had a heart attack they're quick to draw attention to it, and at least try to solve the problem; but if there are a much larger number of poor people, and in some cases obvious and easy solutions, they ignore them and bury the story where few people see it without trying to solve the problem.
Walmart's CEO claimed that shoplifting has increased significantly and that they might be forced hike prices or close stores, as if this is something new and inexplicable. Most of the media presented this claim without critical review; but within a few days there was news saying that a large number of customers and workers claimed the reason was clearly the increased use of self-checkout, which no doubt is one of the biggest part of the problem; yet the media often portrays this as a difference of opinion, even though it shouldn't even be a close call. There should also be no doubt that their store design and massive cuts in employees is a major contributing cause to this problem. In many cases, after cutting cashiers or other employees, they increased hiring of loss prevention officers or cameras and other technology to catch people stealing whether it's at the self-checkout of not, yet this isn't solving the problem, even though they arrest many more people and force taxpayers to pay for police, courts, and prisons, while also putting both workers and customers at risk since this high crime problem often escalates to violence when they get caught. If Walmart had to pay these expenses instead of tax payers it's virtually guaranteed they would have reversed their efforts to increase automation and self-checkout years ago, possibly shortly after they began experimenting with it.
There should be no doubt that taxpayers are subsidizing Walmart's crime problem, and it's almost certainly against the wishes of the majority of the public, even though they may not be fully informed about it.
There was also at least one Walmart security officer and two prison detention officers that were caught stealing from Walmart, in one case over $5,000. Law officers have repeatedly proven to be just as inclined to commit crimes, if not more likely, and they often don't get charged, but at Walmart they do. They're more likely to get charged for stealing from the rich than they are for killing poor people suspected of committing crimes, often even when the victims are innocent.
Walmart has also demonstrated that they don't ensure their customers won't be scammed by third parties in a variety of way, including another incident where they sold gift cards which were drained by scammers, which happens much more often than people realize, and Walmart often refuses to take responsibility for it, although if they get enough media attention they often change their mind, which is why victims of scams should speak out, even if threatened by Walmart employees, which has happened in the past, but if the customer is right they have a right to speak. In another case scammers were able to install a "skimmer" to steal customers private information, which can be done very quickly, especially at self-checkout stations without cashiers or anyone else watching, and it's unlikely Walmart will take responsibility for that either. Another case where one of their drivers took a "picture" of the package then took it right back, without realizing the customer was nearby and watching as he did it; in this case, after the customer made it clear they wouldn't accept it, they agreed to deliver a replacement.
They also had numerous fights, including one where a customer threw a hammer hitting a handicapped person, several assaults on employees, two or three people abusing their own babies, and another picking up a strangers child out of the shopping cart, police tasing an alleged shoplifter over a dozen times, and several fights, at least on one at the self-checkout counter.
In addition to the two fatal accidents there were at least a dozen more chases, some resulting in crashes, one that looks almost like real life bumper-cars, crashes without chases, stolen vehicles, carjackings, and other automobile crimes.
There were close to, if not more than a dozen knife attacks or threats including several robberies and stabbings. They also had at least three cars catch fire and another three fires in stores, including one on Christmas eve that was clearly arson, and others with causes that haven't been reported yet. They're so incompetent at securing their merchandise that large thefts well over ten thousand dollars happen on a regular basis including the theft of $25,000 worth of cell phones last month, and another incident where $25,000 worth of jewelry was stolen plus at least two more thefts for two and ten thousand dollars.
If there's any doubt that the courts favor corporations like Walmart this should have been eliminated when it was recently disclosed that a judge that ruled in Walmart's favor owned stock in Walmart, which is an obvious conflict of interests that should have resulted in her recusal, yet the appeals court let the ruling stand. There should be no doubt that when courts allow people with brazen conflicts of interests to pass judgement that they no longer have credibility, yet this isn't an isolated incident, there are many more conflicts of interests including from the Supreme Court.
There have been numerous reports of over charges at Walmart again, some where they were charged twice from numerous locations, and they received fines in two states for overcharging, and more fines for failing to follow procedures with workers compensation. They also had some absurdly low mark downs to 3-cents for many products, but they refused to honor them and threatened to throw people in jail when they tried to buy these products. This is far from unprecedented; there have been numerous times where Walmart came up with false advertising, or didn't have enough in stock during big sales where consumers were outraged, especially during the holidays, and police have often threatened to arrest angry customers, but no one in power has ever tried to hold Walmart executives accountable for their mistakes. A few years ago, when Bobby Jindal was still governor of Louisiana they made a mistake allowing poor people to get more than their official limits on EBT cards, but instead of charging or disciplining the people that made the mistake, they threatened to charge the poor for taking advantage of it.
This adds to an enormous amount of other evidence to show laws are made, and enforced, by the rich, to control the rest of us.
They can't even implement a rational plan to ban plastic bags, which they did in some parts of the country, but then they gave people reusable bags that piled up and they couldn't use them all for deliveries, which does more harm than good, of course!
Walmart had at least one more recall of chicken, and they found arsenic in their spices. Workers ahve been disclosing the codes they use to avoid alarming customers when there's a problem, which might do more harm than good since customers may justifiably or not jump to their own conclusions, but "code blue" is a bomb threat, which is almost always a false alarm, and happens just about every day somewhere in the country.
One thing they hope most people don't notice is that a Utah customer claimed she found mouse poop in her pizza, which led to inspections by the health department. Another customer claimed they found a price scanner in her bag which employees allegedly put there by accident. And a famous parking pole in Maine has been again for the forty-fifth time, at least, not that they can keep count for certain. Walmart once again lost their bid to avoid taxes at another Maine store, which they keep appealing costing both sides a lot of money. What isn't widely reported is that part of the reason many towns across the country are short on money is they gave unfair tax advantages to Walmart to lure them in and wiped out small businesses that paid their fair share of taxes.
One Walmart customer was outraged because of a toy for toddlers or babies that tells dirty jokes, saying Santa isn't real or warning about pedophile priests. Another Walmart customer went viral on social media complaining about lack of baby formula in a state that is banning abortion, and pointing out the obvious hypocrisy.
Someone who looks a lot like a barbie doll went on a video rant about how the Walmart delivery person sent her a picture of the woods close to her home and told her that's where they delivered her barbie doll, and she spent an enormous time searching for it and discussing it on social media which is almost as odd as the person who sent the delivery picture; and she's far from the only people claiming that Walmart isn't making many of their deliveries, even though they often try to charge for them. A so-called "Walmart Karen" (this label ignores the fact that most girls named Karen aren't racist and don't act this way) went viral after she demanded respect and got tased by the police instead.
Marjorie Taylor Greene was outraged when someone sent her a photo of a Georgia store selling Dildos next to children's tooth brushes, which was allegedly moved fast after it made national news.
This isn't as bad as a man masturbating in the store and ejaculating on a customer, which has happened numerous times before, including a couple incidents by the same man, one at another Walmart.
They had an unusual suspect in a car crash into two other cars, when the police found out it was being driven by a dog, with a guilty look on his face.
I suppose I could have made some of this up, but I didn't have to; this is Walmart!
Strange things happen at Walmart!
In 2006 Wake Up Walmart did a study, "Is Walmart Safe?" based on incidents in 2004, (PDF) about crime at Walmart which showed that it increased when Walmarts opened up and that crime was higher at Walmart than at other retailers. Since then Walmart Shootings began compiling a list of gun related incidents at Walmart and demonstrated that they have a large number of them, including on average more than one shooting per week somewhere in the country; now after counting them for several years that average is over two per week. In January of 2014 another study, "Rolling Back Prices and Raising Crime Rates?" provided additional statistical research indicating that Walmart might be contributing to higher crime rates or at least a slowing of the decline in crime. The study found that. “on average, communities with Walmarts had 17 more property crimes and two more violent crimes per 10,000 people than those communities without Walmarts.” I reviewed this more in Walmart’s crime problem, Rolling Back Safety more than prices? where I explained that although this study is helpful they could have done better with additional data that is available and I reviewed some of that. I also added my own review about why I think that Walmart policies have been contributing to higher crime in a previous blog, Walmart high crime rate continues un-investigaterd and have provided additional information under the author tag Walmart Crime Watch.
Stacy Mitchell has also compiled a list of other studies about Walmart and how they impact society, Key Studies on Big-Box Retail & Independent Business. To the best of my knowledge Walmart has done as little as they seem to get away with, often relying on rhetoric that isn't backed up with action, when it comes to addressing any of their critics concerns, including crime. One of the responses they’ve come up with is what they call "Restorative Justice" which gives first time shoplifters a chance to avoid being arrested or any criminal record if they take an on line course which costs $400 up front or $500 in payments, plus perhaps, reparations. This has been part of the privatization process and often denies suspects of the due process or access to a lawyer, perhaps even intimidating and extorting from some people that might not even be guilty. Walmart seems to be trying to find a way to turn crime into a profit making situation instead of looking for the most effective ways to reduce it. Making Change at Walmart is asking If you or someone you know has gone through @Walmart's "Restorative Justice" program for first-time suspected shoplifters, send us a DM. 03/30/2017 to ensure that it isn’t doing more harm than good. I did my own review of this program as well at Walmart’s “Restorative Justice” Endangers Public Without Reducing Crime. The following are a list of incidents that occurred in December 2022. According to the "Is Walmart Safe?" the average store in their sampling had 250 incidents per year indicating that these are only a fraction of the crime reports at Walmart, and presumably, the ones most likely to make the news on the internet nationwide. This isn't statistically representative, as the 2006 or the "Rolling Back Prices and Raising Crime Rates?" study or some of the studies cited by Stacy Mitchell; but it does provide some additional information that may help recognize how many problems there are at Walmart.
Car destroyed by fire at Walmart in Osceola County Fla. 12/02/2022
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A car was completely consumed by fire Thursday night at a local Walmart parking lot.
The fire happened in Osceola County, at the shopping plaza near Vineland Road and Osceola Parkway.
The flames were so intense that the car could barely be seen at one point. Complete article
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A car was completely consumed by fire Thursday night at a local Walmart parking lot.
The fire happened in Osceola County, at the shopping plaza near Vineland Road and Osceola Parkway.
The flames were so intense that the car could barely be seen at one point. Complete article
Vehicle pursuit ends in arrest after suspect flees into Ga. Walmart Distribution Center 12/01/2022
MONROE, GA (Dec. 1, 2022) – Just before 4 p.m., Thursday, Monroe Police Chief R.V. Watts announced that officers were on location at Walmart Distribution Center due to a vehicle pursuit that began on Highway 78.
During the pursuit, the driver of the vehicle drove to Walmart Distribution Center and then fled on foot into the building. He was subsequently taken into custody. Larry Dorsey, 40, is charged with multiple traffic violations and narcotics possession.
Watts said nobody was injured as a result of the pursuit. Complete article
MONROE, GA (Dec. 1, 2022) – Just before 4 p.m., Thursday, Monroe Police Chief R.V. Watts announced that officers were on location at Walmart Distribution Center due to a vehicle pursuit that began on Highway 78.
During the pursuit, the driver of the vehicle drove to Walmart Distribution Center and then fled on foot into the building. He was subsequently taken into custody. Larry Dorsey, 40, is charged with multiple traffic violations and narcotics possession.
Watts said nobody was injured as a result of the pursuit. Complete article
$25K in cell phones stolen during Pa. Walmart smash and grab in St. Marys 12/01/2022
ELK COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A smash and grab robbery at Walmart in Saint Marys is being investigated after the suspects made off with $25,000 worth of cell phones.
According to state police out of Punxsutawney, a man and woman wearing face masks walked into Walmart on Million Dollar Highway at 6 a.m. Nov. 17 with face masks on. They walked back to the electronics section and used a crowbar they reportedly had with them to smash open a display case.
The duo then grabbed over $25,000 worth of cell phones and left with them in a rug scrubber vacuum box. Complete article
ELK COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A smash and grab robbery at Walmart in Saint Marys is being investigated after the suspects made off with $25,000 worth of cell phones.
According to state police out of Punxsutawney, a man and woman wearing face masks walked into Walmart on Million Dollar Highway at 6 a.m. Nov. 17 with face masks on. They walked back to the electronics section and used a crowbar they reportedly had with them to smash open a display case.
The duo then grabbed over $25,000 worth of cell phones and left with them in a rug scrubber vacuum box. Complete article
Va. Walmart worker's suit over shooting faces legal obstacles, experts say 12/01/2022
(Reuters) - An employee at the Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, where a supervisor shot six co-workers dead last week may struggle to prevail in a $50-million lawsuit she filed accusing the retailer of failing to protect its workers, legal experts say.
A system meant to help workers get compensated for workplace injuries could make it difficult for the lawsuit to succeed.
The United States averages two mass shootings, -- defined as an incident killing or injuring four or more people -- a day, according to Gun Violence Archive, a non-profit research group. But while many of those shootings occur in the workplace, employers are rarely held responsible.
That is in part because nearly all U.S. states, including Virginia, require employers to buy workers compensation insurance to pay workers for medical expenses and lost wages stemming from workplace injuries. In return, the employers are shielded from most lawsuits workers could otherwise bring.
"As a general matter, employees cannot sue their employers for injuries that they suffer on the job due to negligence by the employer," said Timothy Lytton, a professor at Georgia State University College of Law. Complete article
(Reuters) - An employee at the Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, where a supervisor shot six co-workers dead last week may struggle to prevail in a $50-million lawsuit she filed accusing the retailer of failing to protect its workers, legal experts say.
A system meant to help workers get compensated for workplace injuries could make it difficult for the lawsuit to succeed.
The United States averages two mass shootings, -- defined as an incident killing or injuring four or more people -- a day, according to Gun Violence Archive, a non-profit research group. But while many of those shootings occur in the workplace, employers are rarely held responsible.
That is in part because nearly all U.S. states, including Virginia, require employers to buy workers compensation insurance to pay workers for medical expenses and lost wages stemming from workplace injuries. In return, the employers are shielded from most lawsuits workers could otherwise bring.
"As a general matter, employees cannot sue their employers for injuries that they suffer on the job due to negligence by the employer," said Timothy Lytton, a professor at Georgia State University College of Law. Complete article
‘I think someone’s getting fired’: Customer finds Walmart employee’s handheld Zebra device in their bag 12/01/2022
A Walmart customer went viral on TikTok after finding an employee’s Zebra device in their bag.
“Oh guys, something bad happened,” the customer, user @electroniccrafter, says in the clip.
He then pulls a cross Christmas decoration that he purchased for his mom out of his Walmart bag. @electroniccrafter notes that he paid at the self-checkout, and an employee had to help with his transaction.
The TikToker reveals a Zebra mobile computer, a handheld device increasingly used by retail workers, including Walmart employees, which had found its way into his bag. Complete article
A Walmart customer went viral on TikTok after finding an employee’s Zebra device in their bag.
“Oh guys, something bad happened,” the customer, user @electroniccrafter, says in the clip.
He then pulls a cross Christmas decoration that he purchased for his mom out of his Walmart bag. @electroniccrafter notes that he paid at the self-checkout, and an employee had to help with his transaction.
The TikToker reveals a Zebra mobile computer, a handheld device increasingly used by retail workers, including Walmart employees, which had found its way into his bag. Complete article
India won’t enforce payments market share cap until 2025 in win for Google and Walmart 12/02/2022
India won’t enforce a check on the market share for players operating on the homegrown payments network until December 31, 2024 in a surprising extension to the deadline that analysts say is a major a win for the market leaders Google Pay and Walmart’s PhonePe in the South Asian market.
The National Payments Corporation of India, the regulatory body that oversees the Unified Payments Interface payments network, said on Friday that it reached the decision in part to ensure existing players had enough time to comply with the rules.
“Taking into account the present usage and future potential of UPI, and other relevant factors, the timelines for compliance of existing TPAPs who are exceeding the volume cap, is extended by two (2) years i.e. till December 31, 2024 to comply with the volume cap,” it said in a statement. Complete article
India won’t enforce a check on the market share for players operating on the homegrown payments network until December 31, 2024 in a surprising extension to the deadline that analysts say is a major a win for the market leaders Google Pay and Walmart’s PhonePe in the South Asian market.
The National Payments Corporation of India, the regulatory body that oversees the Unified Payments Interface payments network, said on Friday that it reached the decision in part to ensure existing players had enough time to comply with the rules.
“Taking into account the present usage and future potential of UPI, and other relevant factors, the timelines for compliance of existing TPAPs who are exceeding the volume cap, is extended by two (2) years i.e. till December 31, 2024 to comply with the volume cap,” it said in a statement. Complete article
Shoppers complain about not receiving orders from Walmart deliveries 12/01/2022
LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — Online shopping should be quick and easy, but for shoppers like Kayla Hicks-Frangos, it has been anything but simple.
“I was doing small orders here and there, and it kept repeatedly happening to me. That I would order one or two small items, and it would say that it was delivered, but it wouldn’t show up," Hicks-Frangos said.
Hicks-Frangos said she receives most of her deliveries from Walmart, but the orders have recently not shown up at her address. Complete article
LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — Online shopping should be quick and easy, but for shoppers like Kayla Hicks-Frangos, it has been anything but simple.
“I was doing small orders here and there, and it kept repeatedly happening to me. That I would order one or two small items, and it would say that it was delivered, but it wouldn’t show up," Hicks-Frangos said.
Hicks-Frangos said she receives most of her deliveries from Walmart, but the orders have recently not shown up at her address. Complete article
Mainer to spend 3 years in prison for hourslong standoff in Walmart parking lot in Aug. 2021 12/01/2022
Man allegedly tries to steal from Osceola County Fla. Walmart during Shop with a Cop event 12/01/2022
Missoula Montana police searching for 14-year-old girl last seen at HWY 93 Walmart 12/01/2022
Missippi Walmart shooter, and former employee, found guilty of murders and sentenced to death 12/02/2022
Three in custody after Hazle Township Pa. Walmart shooting 12/02/2022
UPDATE: Three teens have been taken into custody in relation to this incident. Two are from Hazleton, Juan Albino, 18, and Frallen Perez, 15. There was an additional 16-year-old male listed as a suspect. His name has not been released at this time.
HAZLE TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Gunshots rang out in the parking lot of a Luzerne County Walmart during the busiest holiday shopping season of the year.
State police blocked off a section of the Walmart parking lot in Hazle Township Friday afternoon.
Troopers say they were called to the scene along airport road around 1:40 p.m. for a report of a shooting. Complete article
UPDATE: Three teens have been taken into custody in relation to this incident. Two are from Hazleton, Juan Albino, 18, and Frallen Perez, 15. There was an additional 16-year-old male listed as a suspect. His name has not been released at this time.
HAZLE TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Gunshots rang out in the parking lot of a Luzerne County Walmart during the busiest holiday shopping season of the year.
State police blocked off a section of the Walmart parking lot in Hazle Township Friday afternoon.
Troopers say they were called to the scene along airport road around 1:40 p.m. for a report of a shooting. Complete article
Woman critically injured in apparent accidental discharge of gun in Iowa Walmart parking lot 12/03/2022
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (KCRG) - One person was seriously hurt in an incident involving a gun in Cedar Falls on Saturday afternoon, according to law enforcement officials.
At around 1:04 p.m., Cedar Falls Police were sent to a report of a shooting in the parking lot of a Walmart, located at 525 Brandilynn Boulevard. Police located a female victim in the driver’s seat of a 2001 Chevy Silverado. Initial reports to police indicated that it was an accidental self-inflicted gunshot injury.
The woman was taken to MercyOne Waterloo Medical Center for treatment of what officials described as critical injuries. Complete article
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (KCRG) - One person was seriously hurt in an incident involving a gun in Cedar Falls on Saturday afternoon, according to law enforcement officials.
At around 1:04 p.m., Cedar Falls Police were sent to a report of a shooting in the parking lot of a Walmart, located at 525 Brandilynn Boulevard. Police located a female victim in the driver’s seat of a 2001 Chevy Silverado. Initial reports to police indicated that it was an accidental self-inflicted gunshot injury.
The woman was taken to MercyOne Waterloo Medical Center for treatment of what officials described as critical injuries. Complete article
Collegedale Tenn. Walmart carjacking suspect arrested after leading police on a chase Friday 12/02/2022
COLLEGEDALE, Tenn. — The suspect of a carjacking at a Collegedale Walmart was arrested after leading police on a chase while under the influence Friday, an affidavit reveals.
The affidavit says police noticed a stolen white Nissan Kicks traveling eastbound on the 5600 block of Brainerd Road which there was a BOLO out for, for a carjacking at knifepoint at the Walmart on Little Debbie Parkway.
The officer turned around to follow the driver, 46-year-old Michael Allen Rice, who attempted to flee, according to the affidavit. Complete article
COLLEGEDALE, Tenn. — The suspect of a carjacking at a Collegedale Walmart was arrested after leading police on a chase while under the influence Friday, an affidavit reveals.
The affidavit says police noticed a stolen white Nissan Kicks traveling eastbound on the 5600 block of Brainerd Road which there was a BOLO out for, for a carjacking at knifepoint at the Walmart on Little Debbie Parkway.
The officer turned around to follow the driver, 46-year-old Michael Allen Rice, who attempted to flee, according to the affidavit. Complete article
Thrown Hammer Hits Customer With Prosthetic Leg At Manchester Conn. Walmart 12/05/2022
MANCHESTER, CT — A customer at the Manchester Walmart with a prosthetic leg was hit with a thrown hammer during a scuffle between customers Monday morning, police said.
The call came in at 9:54 a.m., police said.
Rumors that the incident was a hammer attack flooded social media, but police said the scuffle appeared to be minor and only involving two customers near customer service. The problem was, however, the customer with the prosthetic leg was hit on that leg with the tossed hammer during the fracas, police said. Complete article
MANCHESTER, CT — A customer at the Manchester Walmart with a prosthetic leg was hit with a thrown hammer during a scuffle between customers Monday morning, police said.
The call came in at 9:54 a.m., police said.
Rumors that the incident was a hammer attack flooded social media, but police said the scuffle appeared to be minor and only involving two customers near customer service. The problem was, however, the customer with the prosthetic leg was hit on that leg with the tossed hammer during the fracas, police said. Complete article
Dog apprehended behind the wheel of a car after it crashed into two cars in a Walmart parking lot 12/03/2022
A dog was apprehended by police in Kilgore, Texas, Thursday after it managed to start a car and hit two other vehicles in a Walmart parking lot while waiting for its owners.
No injuries were reported from the canine crash.
The anxious dog, waiting for its owners, moved about the cabin. Its leash got stuck on the emergency brake and released the mechanism, police say. Prior damage to the steering column allowed the dog to then set the vehicle in motion. ....
“One of the victims saw the suspect barrelling down on him but couldn’t get out of the way. He was shocked to see the driver was a dog! … It doesn’t sound feasible, but an eyewitness saw the pooch behind the wheel just before the crash,” officers wrote in the post. Complete article
'Reckless driver' crashes truck into two cars at a Walmart. Police said it was a dog with a 'guilty look' on its face. 12/02/2022
A dog was apprehended by police in Kilgore, Texas, Thursday after it managed to start a car and hit two other vehicles in a Walmart parking lot while waiting for its owners.
No injuries were reported from the canine crash.
The anxious dog, waiting for its owners, moved about the cabin. Its leash got stuck on the emergency brake and released the mechanism, police say. Prior damage to the steering column allowed the dog to then set the vehicle in motion. ....
“One of the victims saw the suspect barrelling down on him but couldn’t get out of the way. He was shocked to see the driver was a dog! … It doesn’t sound feasible, but an eyewitness saw the pooch behind the wheel just before the crash,” officers wrote in the post. Complete article
'Reckless driver' crashes truck into two cars at a Walmart. Police said it was a dog with a 'guilty look' on its face. 12/02/2022
Three Reportedly Hurt in Saturday Morning Wreck in Front of Centre Alabama Walmart 12/03/2022
Three People were reportedly injured in a three vehicle wreck Saturday morning, in front of the Centre Walmart.
That collision took place around 10:45am at the red light, with local first responders including Centre Police and Fire Units responding.
We’ll have more information when the Centre Police Department accident report is released Complete article
Three People were reportedly injured in a three vehicle wreck Saturday morning, in front of the Centre Walmart.
That collision took place around 10:45am at the red light, with local first responders including Centre Police and Fire Units responding.
We’ll have more information when the Centre Police Department accident report is released Complete article
Move Over 11ft8 Bridge, This Maine Walmart Parking Lot Pole Has Been Hit At Least 45 Times 12/03/2022
One small town in the great white north seems to have parking poles at its local Walmart that drivers can’t avoid hitting. A local recently posted more than 20 photos of accidents where drivers steered their vehicles into a stationary parking pole. All resulted in damage and some even caused vehicles to flip over.
We’ve seen cases of inattentive drivers causing damage before but it’s rare to see it happen again and again in the same location. Typically, locations, where such accidents do occur regularly, are irregular in their own way. For example, the infamous 11-foot-8 rail bridge is dangerous because it’s unique and drivers aren’t prepared for its low clearance.
What makes this series of accidents strange is that it’s at a Walmart parking lot, a place where the vast majority of Americans have been many times without incident. Nevertheless, one vehicle after another seems to have smacked into a pole at the Walmart Supercenter in Auburn, Maine. Complete article
What's up with the Auburn Walmart pole? 12/07/2022
One small town in the great white north seems to have parking poles at its local Walmart that drivers can’t avoid hitting. A local recently posted more than 20 photos of accidents where drivers steered their vehicles into a stationary parking pole. All resulted in damage and some even caused vehicles to flip over.
We’ve seen cases of inattentive drivers causing damage before but it’s rare to see it happen again and again in the same location. Typically, locations, where such accidents do occur regularly, are irregular in their own way. For example, the infamous 11-foot-8 rail bridge is dangerous because it’s unique and drivers aren’t prepared for its low clearance.
What makes this series of accidents strange is that it’s at a Walmart parking lot, a place where the vast majority of Americans have been many times without incident. Nevertheless, one vehicle after another seems to have smacked into a pole at the Walmart Supercenter in Auburn, Maine. Complete article
What's up with the Auburn Walmart pole? 12/07/2022
No bomb found after threat evacuates Bastrop Tx. Walmart 12/01/2022
Pair sought in use of counterfeit cash at Berks Pa. Walmart 12/01/2022
Unwelcome shopper arrested at Walmart at Buffalo Ridge Plaza Fla. 12/02/2022
Alice Tx. Walmart is cleared and reopened after after bomb threat is called in to police 12/02/2022
2 Suffolk Men Busted For NY Walmart, Kohl's, And Old Navy Thefts: Cops 12/03/2022
Woman faces charges after NY Walmart shoplifting incident 12/03/2022
Polk County Fla. detention deputy accused of stealing several times from Walmart 12/05/2022
OLK COUNTY, Fla. — A Polk County detention deputy was arrested on Saturday for allegedly stealing several times.
According to the Polk County Sheriff's Office, John Reed, 44, was caught on surveillance video at a Walmart on Church Avenue stealing nine different times between Nov. 4 and Dec. 3.
A Walmart loss prevention officer reported seeing the theft on Saturday when the sheriff's office said Reed did not pay for two hoverboards and carts along with a Christmas projection light.
The prevention officer confronted Reed and said on a circuit television, he saw Reed fail to scan items.
The Polk County Sheriff's Office said Reed was then taken to the Loss Prevention Office and the prevention officer reviewed Reed's transactions, leading to the discovery of eight other thefts. Complete article
OLK COUNTY, Fla. — A Polk County detention deputy was arrested on Saturday for allegedly stealing several times.
According to the Polk County Sheriff's Office, John Reed, 44, was caught on surveillance video at a Walmart on Church Avenue stealing nine different times between Nov. 4 and Dec. 3.
A Walmart loss prevention officer reported seeing the theft on Saturday when the sheriff's office said Reed did not pay for two hoverboards and carts along with a Christmas projection light.
The prevention officer confronted Reed and said on a circuit television, he saw Reed fail to scan items.
The Polk County Sheriff's Office said Reed was then taken to the Loss Prevention Office and the prevention officer reviewed Reed's transactions, leading to the discovery of eight other thefts. Complete article
Walmart CEO says company may hike prices, close stores if wave of shoplifting continues 12/06/2022
The chief executive of Walmart said this week that the company may be forced to close down stores or raise prices if a wave of shoplifting continues to buffet the company.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon told CNBC's Squawk Box that thefts at the company's stores are posing "an issue" that's "higher than what it has historically been."
“We’ve got safety measures, security measures that we’ve put in place by store location," he said. "I think local law enforcement being staffed and being a good partner is part of that equation, and that’s normally how we approach it."
Yet the CEO argued that "a lax approach from prosecutors could impact prices and lead to store closures down the line," according to CNBC.
"If that’s not corrected over time, prices will be higher, and or stores will close,” he argued, though he noted that “it’s really city by city, location by location. Complete article
11 thefts reported recently at Toledo Walmart; police say use caution 12/13/2022
The chief executive of Walmart said this week that the company may be forced to close down stores or raise prices if a wave of shoplifting continues to buffet the company.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon told CNBC's Squawk Box that thefts at the company's stores are posing "an issue" that's "higher than what it has historically been."
“We’ve got safety measures, security measures that we’ve put in place by store location," he said. "I think local law enforcement being staffed and being a good partner is part of that equation, and that’s normally how we approach it."
Yet the CEO argued that "a lax approach from prosecutors could impact prices and lead to store closures down the line," according to CNBC.
"If that’s not corrected over time, prices will be higher, and or stores will close,” he argued, though he noted that “it’s really city by city, location by location. Complete article
11 thefts reported recently at Toledo Walmart; police say use caution 12/13/2022
Second lawsuit filed against Walmart after mass shooting in Chesapeake Va. 12/06/2022
The two lawsuits against Walmart were filed on behalf of two employees who were working when the shooting occurred.
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — A second lawsuit seeking $50 million has been filed on behalf of a Walmart employee after the mass shooting at the Walmart on Sam’s Circle.
The lawsuit, filed December 1 by Morgan & Morgan, says James Kelly was working at the Chesapeake Walmart on November 22 when store manager Andre Bing shot and killed six employees. The lawsuit states, “James Kelly witnessed several of his coworkers being brutally murdered," and that "Mr. Kelly ran out of the break room as fast as he could. In the process of escaping, Mr. Kelly fell, injuring his right ankle.”
Kelly alleges in the lawsuit that Bing verbally harassed and badgered him during his employment. He also alleges that Bing “was known for being a mean and cruel supervisor,” and that Kelly complained to Walmart about Bing's behavior prior to the shooting. Complete article
The two lawsuits against Walmart were filed on behalf of two employees who were working when the shooting occurred.
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — A second lawsuit seeking $50 million has been filed on behalf of a Walmart employee after the mass shooting at the Walmart on Sam’s Circle.
The lawsuit, filed December 1 by Morgan & Morgan, says James Kelly was working at the Chesapeake Walmart on November 22 when store manager Andre Bing shot and killed six employees. The lawsuit states, “James Kelly witnessed several of his coworkers being brutally murdered," and that "Mr. Kelly ran out of the break room as fast as he could. In the process of escaping, Mr. Kelly fell, injuring his right ankle.”
Kelly alleges in the lawsuit that Bing verbally harassed and badgered him during his employment. He also alleges that Bing “was known for being a mean and cruel supervisor,” and that Kelly complained to Walmart about Bing's behavior prior to the shooting. Complete article
Pair tricks Ga. Walmart clerk to get away with $6,400 theft 12/05/2022
Police: Woman steals $1,000 jewelry, merchandise from Colonial Heights Va. Walmart 12/05/2022
Spring Hill Tenn. Police Looking for Suspect in Walmart Shoplifting Case 12/05/2022
Walmart Employees Who Spotted Missing Miami-Dade Fla. Boy in Canada Speak Out 12/05/2022
Walmarts in Colorado will stop using single-use plastic bags on Jan. 1, 2023 12/05/2022
Customer threatens Ill. Walmart auto mechanic with knife 12/06/2022
A 49-year-old Hillside man allegedly threatened to kill an auto mechanic at the Walmart at 1300 Desplaines Ave. on the morning of Nov. 28.
The alleged offender arrived at the store’s automotive department at around 7 a.m. and asked for an oil change. The victim processed the request and went to help another customer. The man yelled at the victim, and the two allegedly got into an argument. The security cameras captured the alleged offender pulling out a pocketknife. The victim said that the Hillside man threatened to kill him, at which point the victim walked away and called the store manager.
When reached via text messages, the alleged offender acknowledged that he argued with the victim and pulled out a knife but claimed that it was in self-defense. He declined to come to the police station, saying that he didn’t have time. Complete article
A 49-year-old Hillside man allegedly threatened to kill an auto mechanic at the Walmart at 1300 Desplaines Ave. on the morning of Nov. 28.
The alleged offender arrived at the store’s automotive department at around 7 a.m. and asked for an oil change. The victim processed the request and went to help another customer. The man yelled at the victim, and the two allegedly got into an argument. The security cameras captured the alleged offender pulling out a pocketknife. The victim said that the Hillside man threatened to kill him, at which point the victim walked away and called the store manager.
When reached via text messages, the alleged offender acknowledged that he argued with the victim and pulled out a knife but claimed that it was in self-defense. He declined to come to the police station, saying that he didn’t have time. Complete article
Employee in hospital after Missouri Walmart robbery 12/07/2022
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Walmart door greeter is in the hospital with minor injuries after attempting to stop a shoplifter.
It happened around 9:15 Tuesday night at the Walmart Supercenter on East Independence. The Springfield Police Department says the door greeter tried stopping a shoplifter from leaving and was pushed out of the way. Police described the shoplifter as a white woman, who is about 5′9, who was wearing mostly black clothing. She was with a man, who has not yet been identified. Police are are working with Walmart to get his description.
If you have any information, you are asked to call Crime Stoppers. Complete article
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Walmart door greeter is in the hospital with minor injuries after attempting to stop a shoplifter.
It happened around 9:15 Tuesday night at the Walmart Supercenter on East Independence. The Springfield Police Department says the door greeter tried stopping a shoplifter from leaving and was pushed out of the way. Police described the shoplifter as a white woman, who is about 5′9, who was wearing mostly black clothing. She was with a man, who has not yet been identified. Police are are working with Walmart to get his description.
If you have any information, you are asked to call Crime Stoppers. Complete article
BB Gun Incident At Joliet Ill. Walmart Leads To Arrest: JPD 12/06/2022
JOLIET, IL — A 22-year-old Joliet resident, Phillip Martinez, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct by Joliet police after pulling out his BB gun and racking the slide during an argument with a juvenile in the Walmart, 2424 West Jefferson St., Joliet police reports show.
The incident happened around 9:10 p.m. on Friday. Police were notified of a gun complaint and that's why officers went to the Walmart.
"During the confrontation, Martinez displayed a BB gun, racking the slide and threatening the juvenile," Joliet police reports show. "The juvenile then went to a different area inside the business, and Martinez left the store, placing the BB gun inside a Dodge SUV in the parking lot." Complete article
JOLIET, IL — A 22-year-old Joliet resident, Phillip Martinez, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct by Joliet police after pulling out his BB gun and racking the slide during an argument with a juvenile in the Walmart, 2424 West Jefferson St., Joliet police reports show.
The incident happened around 9:10 p.m. on Friday. Police were notified of a gun complaint and that's why officers went to the Walmart.
"During the confrontation, Martinez displayed a BB gun, racking the slide and threatening the juvenile," Joliet police reports show. "The juvenile then went to a different area inside the business, and Martinez left the store, placing the BB gun inside a Dodge SUV in the parking lot." Complete article
Card skimmer placed at register in Pa. Walmart 12/06/2022
TAYLOR, Pa. — According to Taylor police, four men seen in a security camera photo placed a skimmer on a card reader at an employee-manned register inside the Taylor Walmart days before Thanksgiving.
"One has a scanner, and the other three are distracting. And it takes about five seconds, and it's very quick, and they know what they're doing. So within a blink of an eye, it's on there, and it's ready to go," said Ofc. Matthew McDonald with the Taylor Police Department.
Ofc. McDonald says the skimmer was discovered at the card reader at register six on Sunday. He says that sometimes these devices are hard to spot until it's too late.
"It looks exactly like the device that's at the store, and you see it goes right on top of it, and they just put it on, they activate it, and it looks like nothing else." Complete article
TAYLOR, Pa. — According to Taylor police, four men seen in a security camera photo placed a skimmer on a card reader at an employee-manned register inside the Taylor Walmart days before Thanksgiving.
"One has a scanner, and the other three are distracting. And it takes about five seconds, and it's very quick, and they know what they're doing. So within a blink of an eye, it's on there, and it's ready to go," said Ofc. Matthew McDonald with the Taylor Police Department.
Ofc. McDonald says the skimmer was discovered at the card reader at register six on Sunday. He says that sometimes these devices are hard to spot until it's too late.
"It looks exactly like the device that's at the store, and you see it goes right on top of it, and they just put it on, they activate it, and it looks like nothing else." Complete article
Rome Man Exposes Penis and Ejaculates on Customer at Ga. Walmart 12/07/2022 Same man caught doing same thing at two stores, including another Walmart
Donterious Demontray Mayfeild, 24 of Rome, was jailed this week after he allegedly pulled out his penis and ejaculated on a customer in the East Rome Walmart.
Reports said that the incident occurred on Saturday December 3rd around 8 pm.
Mayfield is charged with public indecency and criminal trespass. Complete article
Rome Man Jailed for Masturbating in front of Woman at Walmart 07/07/2021
Donterious Demontray Mayfeild, 24 of Rome, was jailed this week after he allegedly pulled out his penis and ejaculated on a customer in the East Rome Walmart.
Reports said that the incident occurred on Saturday December 3rd around 8 pm.
Mayfield is charged with public indecency and criminal trespass. Complete article
Rome Man Jailed for Masturbating in front of Woman at Walmart 07/07/2021
Man claims partial leg loss at Tx. Walmart 12/05/2022
An Ector County man has filed a lawsuit against Walmart claiming his leg was partially amputated when he was struck by a loaded pallet jack being driven by a store employee.
According to the lawsuit filed last week in Ector County District Court, Samuel Tarango was sitting on a Walmart scooter in the electronics section of the Walmart on Loop 338 when the Dec. 14, 2020 incident happened.
“As a result of the unreasonably careless and dangerous use of the heavy pallet jack loaded with electronics, plaintiff Samuel Tarango sustained severe injuries, including the partial amputation of his right leg,” the lawsuit states. Complete article
An Ector County man has filed a lawsuit against Walmart claiming his leg was partially amputated when he was struck by a loaded pallet jack being driven by a store employee.
According to the lawsuit filed last week in Ector County District Court, Samuel Tarango was sitting on a Walmart scooter in the electronics section of the Walmart on Loop 338 when the Dec. 14, 2020 incident happened.
“As a result of the unreasonably careless and dangerous use of the heavy pallet jack loaded with electronics, plaintiff Samuel Tarango sustained severe injuries, including the partial amputation of his right leg,” the lawsuit states. Complete article
Cat jumps from truck at Walmart facility is found 1 month later in Cumberland County, NC will be reunited with owner 12/05/2022
Walmart Customer Charged With Theft - And Other Collegedale Tenn. Police Calls 12/07/2022
Police Blotter: Returning Tenn. Walmart Thief Takes Steaks 12/06/2022
Pa. police nab Altoona woman in string of $25K Walmart thefts 12/06/2022
1 shot, killed at Cobb County Ga. Walmart; Cobb PD says no active shooter 12/07/2022
COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Cobb County Police on Wednesday reported a shooting at a Walmart near the Town Center area, saying there were "several injuries" at the scene but that it was not an active shooter situation.
In a brief press conference, the police department said a man had been shot and was taken to the Wellstar Kennestone Hospital in a private car for treatment. However, despite life-saving efforts, he later died. He was identified by Cobb Police as 23-year-old Eddie Figueroa.
Authorities said the shooting broke out between two separate groups outside of the Walmart store near the auto center.
Police said "several involved persons were detained" on scene. Complete article
Shooting outside an Atlanta Ga.-area Walmart leaves at least 1 injured, police say 12/07/2022
COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Cobb County Police on Wednesday reported a shooting at a Walmart near the Town Center area, saying there were "several injuries" at the scene but that it was not an active shooter situation.
In a brief press conference, the police department said a man had been shot and was taken to the Wellstar Kennestone Hospital in a private car for treatment. However, despite life-saving efforts, he later died. He was identified by Cobb Police as 23-year-old Eddie Figueroa.
Authorities said the shooting broke out between two separate groups outside of the Walmart store near the auto center.
Police said "several involved persons were detained" on scene. Complete article
Shooting outside an Atlanta Ga.-area Walmart leaves at least 1 injured, police say 12/07/2022
Pedestrian dies after being hit by car near Colorado Walmart 12/07/2022
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - A man was hit and killed near the North Avenue Walmart Wednesday evening.
The Grand Junction Police Department says it happened at 28 ¾ Rd and North Avenue.
Police say witnesses told them a man wearing dark clothing was crossing 28 ¾ Rd in the crosswalk when a driver turning into the Walmart parking lot hit him. Police say the man died on scene, and the coroner will be responsible for releasing his identity after his family has been notified. Complete article
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - A man was hit and killed near the North Avenue Walmart Wednesday evening.
The Grand Junction Police Department says it happened at 28 ¾ Rd and North Avenue.
Police say witnesses told them a man wearing dark clothing was crossing 28 ¾ Rd in the crosswalk when a driver turning into the Walmart parking lot hit him. Police say the man died on scene, and the coroner will be responsible for releasing his identity after his family has been notified. Complete article
Customer pulls gun at area Mich. Walmart after pickup order takes too long 12/08/2022
A customer allegedly pulled a gun while waiting for a pickup order at Walmart on Mercury Drive in Dearborn Dec. 3.
The customer had placed the order online, and was waiting in the parking lot when they got upset at the wait time.According to TCD Dearborn, Walmart employees said the customer got upset and brandished a firearm, yelling at employees for taking too long.
The customer then fled the store once Walmart employees called 911. Complete article
A customer allegedly pulled a gun while waiting for a pickup order at Walmart on Mercury Drive in Dearborn Dec. 3.
The customer had placed the order online, and was waiting in the parking lot when they got upset at the wait time.According to TCD Dearborn, Walmart employees said the customer got upset and brandished a firearm, yelling at employees for taking too long.
The customer then fled the store once Walmart employees called 911. Complete article
Glendale Ariz. police activate Taser on shoplifter over a dozen times at WalMart 12/07/2022
GLENDALE, AZ — Glendale police officials say they used a ‘drive stun’ function of a Taser on a shoplifter over a dozen times at WalMart after they say the woman was resisting arrest.
A spokesperson for the Glendale Police Department says that an off-duty officer was assisting loss prevention at the WalMart near 59th and Northern avenues on Wednesday for a shoplifter.
They say a woman would not comply with orders and resisted arrest which led to a Taser being used for her to comply.
The spokesperson says that the device was activated in the ‘drive stun’ function which is intended for pain compliance instead of incapacitation.
“It was initiated 14 times, the total amount of time it was activated being used was 10.6 seconds,” said Gina Winn, with the Glendale Police Department, “that doesn’t mean that’s the amount of time it was placed on the individual.” Complete article
GLENDALE, AZ — Glendale police officials say they used a ‘drive stun’ function of a Taser on a shoplifter over a dozen times at WalMart after they say the woman was resisting arrest.
A spokesperson for the Glendale Police Department says that an off-duty officer was assisting loss prevention at the WalMart near 59th and Northern avenues on Wednesday for a shoplifter.
They say a woman would not comply with orders and resisted arrest which led to a Taser being used for her to comply.
The spokesperson says that the device was activated in the ‘drive stun’ function which is intended for pain compliance instead of incapacitation.
“It was initiated 14 times, the total amount of time it was activated being used was 10.6 seconds,” said Gina Winn, with the Glendale Police Department, “that doesn’t mean that’s the amount of time it was placed on the individual.” Complete article
Woman tortured by her ex tricks him and makes her escape in Walmart, California cops say 12/08/2022
A woman held captive by her estranged boyfriend engineered her own escape by persuading him to drive her to Walmart, California authorities reported.
The 25-year-old man took her to a secluded spot near Lytle Creek, where he “beat, raped, and stabbed her multiple times,” the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release.
The woman, fearing for her life, convinced him that she needed medical supplies from a Walmart in Rialto on Dec. 2, the release said.
He “reluctantly” drove her to the store, where she dashed inside and called 911, the sheriff’s office said. Complete article
A woman held captive by her estranged boyfriend engineered her own escape by persuading him to drive her to Walmart, California authorities reported.
The 25-year-old man took her to a secluded spot near Lytle Creek, where he “beat, raped, and stabbed her multiple times,” the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release.
The woman, fearing for her life, convinced him that she needed medical supplies from a Walmart in Rialto on Dec. 2, the release said.
He “reluctantly” drove her to the store, where she dashed inside and called 911, the sheriff’s office said. Complete article
Police searching for man accused of stealing thousands of dollars in Legos from Old Saybrook Conn. Walmart 12/07/2022
OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (WTNH) — Police in Old Saybrook are searching for three people accused of robbing a Walmart on Wednesday morning.
According to authorities, one man and two women stole more than $2,000 worth of Legos from the store. As they were leaving, police said a loss prevention specialist tried to stop them. The suspects got away when one threatened to shoot the employee.
Police have identified that suspect as 36-year-old Glenn London, who is also the primary suspect in two other Lego larcenies from the Old Saybrook Walmart in October and November, accused of stealing $3,800 in Legos. Complete article
OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (WTNH) — Police in Old Saybrook are searching for three people accused of robbing a Walmart on Wednesday morning.
According to authorities, one man and two women stole more than $2,000 worth of Legos from the store. As they were leaving, police said a loss prevention specialist tried to stop them. The suspects got away when one threatened to shoot the employee.
Police have identified that suspect as 36-year-old Glenn London, who is also the primary suspect in two other Lego larcenies from the Old Saybrook Walmart in October and November, accused of stealing $3,800 in Legos. Complete article
Several Thefts Investigated At Peru Ill. Walmart As CEO Warns Of Closures Due To Shoplifting 12/08/2022
Walmart in Peru isn't just a big shopping spot. It's also a hotbed of shoplifting, especially at the most wonderful time of the year.
Last Wednesday night, Peru police arrested 59-year-old Michelle Haub of Sublette on suspicion of retail theft. She was released from custody and given a court date.
On Sunday, a Marseilles woman allegedly got in on the holiday trend. Thirty-nine-year-old Rebecca Foster was charged with retail theft just after 5 p.m.
Peru police on Tuesday night got word of a retail theft in progress. After an investigation, they arrested 43-year-old Cory Rogers of Chicago. He was cited and released with a notice to appear. Complete article
Walmart in Peru isn't just a big shopping spot. It's also a hotbed of shoplifting, especially at the most wonderful time of the year.
Last Wednesday night, Peru police arrested 59-year-old Michelle Haub of Sublette on suspicion of retail theft. She was released from custody and given a court date.
On Sunday, a Marseilles woman allegedly got in on the holiday trend. Thirty-nine-year-old Rebecca Foster was charged with retail theft just after 5 p.m.
Peru police on Tuesday night got word of a retail theft in progress. After an investigation, they arrested 43-year-old Cory Rogers of Chicago. He was cited and released with a notice to appear. Complete article
The Corruption Files - Episode 14 - Walmart with Tom Fox and Michael DeBernardis 12/06/2022
Georgia couple tricks Walmart cashier, easily walks out of store with thousands in merchandise: police 12/08/2022 Authorities are calling the crime at Walmart a 'theft by deception'
Person With Bloody Hands In Walmart Parking Lot Arrested On Drug Charges - And Other Collegedale Tenn. Police Calls 12/08/2022
Elderly Man’s “Grandson” Calls Him Asking For $2,300 – A Walmart Cashier Immediately Stops Him From Getting Scammed 12/0/2022
WPD: Man arrested after flashing gun, stealing electronics from NW Wichita Kansas Walmart 12/08/2022
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Police Department confirmed it arrested a man accused in an armed robbery reported Thursday afternoon at a northwest Wichita Walmart. A WPD public information officer said police arrested the man during a traffic stop near Kellogg and Seneca after he fled from the Walmart store near 21st Street North and Maize Road.
Police said officers got a vehicle description from the suspect vehicle leaving Walmart after the reported robbery. From this, they managed to track down the suspect and arrest him without incident. Complete article
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Police Department confirmed it arrested a man accused in an armed robbery reported Thursday afternoon at a northwest Wichita Walmart. A WPD public information officer said police arrested the man during a traffic stop near Kellogg and Seneca after he fled from the Walmart store near 21st Street North and Maize Road.
Police said officers got a vehicle description from the suspect vehicle leaving Walmart after the reported robbery. From this, they managed to track down the suspect and arrest him without incident. Complete article
Two women resist arrest after allegedly jumping Ca. Walmart sales associate [VIDEO] 12/07/2022
Suddenly, Walmart is the place where people go when they want to act up. However, Walmart has also been home to some tender moments, in 2022. Unfortunately, this was not one of them. After a greeter in a California location tried to fight a customer, based on race, and a North Carolina location shooting, this happens. Earlier this week, some ladies allegedly jumped a Walmart sales associate. When they were placed under arrest, they resisted.
Exactly what caused all of this is not clear, but the situation was definitely intense. When the video begins, there are at least two females nearby the Walmart customer service. The ladies are screaming and there is one worker holding them back. Meanwhile, there is a man who looks like security, who is talking to the ladies. From the looks of things, the man was trying to defuse the situation, which was already intense.
By the time it was all said and done, the ladies ended up causing a bigger scene. A police officer is also shown in the video. While the officer is trying to place an arrest, the ladies clearly begin fighting back. In addition to resisting the officer, they are also trying to get their hands on the Walmart worker. As a result, the women ended up being physically dragged out of the store. Complete article
Suddenly, Walmart is the place where people go when they want to act up. However, Walmart has also been home to some tender moments, in 2022. Unfortunately, this was not one of them. After a greeter in a California location tried to fight a customer, based on race, and a North Carolina location shooting, this happens. Earlier this week, some ladies allegedly jumped a Walmart sales associate. When they were placed under arrest, they resisted.
Exactly what caused all of this is not clear, but the situation was definitely intense. When the video begins, there are at least two females nearby the Walmart customer service. The ladies are screaming and there is one worker holding them back. Meanwhile, there is a man who looks like security, who is talking to the ladies. From the looks of things, the man was trying to defuse the situation, which was already intense.
By the time it was all said and done, the ladies ended up causing a bigger scene. A police officer is also shown in the video. While the officer is trying to place an arrest, the ladies clearly begin fighting back. In addition to resisting the officer, they are also trying to get their hands on the Walmart worker. As a result, the women ended up being physically dragged out of the store. Complete article
Stolen vehicle recovered at Kentucky Walmart, Kansas woman arrested 12/09/2022
A Kansas woman was arrested for felony receiving stolen property Thursday afternoon after she was allegedly found with a stolen car at the Walmart Supercenter.
Hopkinsville police received information that an SUV reported stolen out of Kansas was seen at Walmart and officers stopped it in the parking lot.
It was driven by 41-year old Elizabeth Leonard of Wichita, Kansas and a computer check confirmed it had been reported stolen. Complete article
A Kansas woman was arrested for felony receiving stolen property Thursday afternoon after she was allegedly found with a stolen car at the Walmart Supercenter.
Hopkinsville police received information that an SUV reported stolen out of Kansas was seen at Walmart and officers stopped it in the parking lot.
It was driven by 41-year old Elizabeth Leonard of Wichita, Kansas and a computer check confirmed it had been reported stolen. Complete article
VIDEO: Two in custody following Walmart theft, 8+ minute high-speed pursuit in Wisconsin 12/08/2022
KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. (WFRV) – Two people are in custody after leading law enforcement in southeastern Wisconsin on a high-speed pursuit following an alleged theft at a local Walmart.
According to the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department, the incident took place around 3:50 p.m. on December 7 after a deputy initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle that was allegedly just involved in a theft at a Walmart.
The driver of the vehicle reportedly claimed to not have any ID, and as the deputy returned to his squad car, the vehicle took off at a ‘high rate of speed,’ beginning a roughly 9-minute pursuit.
Near the end of the pursuit, deputies say that the Pleasant Prairie Police Department used a tire deflation device on the vehicle near CTH WG on I-94 north. Complete article
KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. (WFRV) – Two people are in custody after leading law enforcement in southeastern Wisconsin on a high-speed pursuit following an alleged theft at a local Walmart.
According to the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department, the incident took place around 3:50 p.m. on December 7 after a deputy initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle that was allegedly just involved in a theft at a Walmart.
The driver of the vehicle reportedly claimed to not have any ID, and as the deputy returned to his squad car, the vehicle took off at a ‘high rate of speed,’ beginning a roughly 9-minute pursuit.
Near the end of the pursuit, deputies say that the Pleasant Prairie Police Department used a tire deflation device on the vehicle near CTH WG on I-94 north. Complete article
Pro-Wal-Mart Ruling Let Stand Despite La. Judge’s Stock Ownership 12/09/2022
A suit against Wal-Mart Lousiana LLC won’t be revived, even though the judge who dismissed it owned stock in the company and should have recused herself, the Fifth Circuit said.
Judge Rebecca Doherty owned Wal-Mart stock when she dismissed Sloane Roberts’s 2015 suit against the company and law enforcement officers, which grew from injuries she sustained during her arrest in 2010.
After the conflict was discovered in 2021, Roberts filed for relief from the judgment, but it was denied.
The appellate opinion comes in the face of a new law requiring more transparency in the financial holdings of federal judges. Complete article
A suit against Wal-Mart Lousiana LLC won’t be revived, even though the judge who dismissed it owned stock in the company and should have recused herself, the Fifth Circuit said.
Judge Rebecca Doherty owned Wal-Mart stock when she dismissed Sloane Roberts’s 2015 suit against the company and law enforcement officers, which grew from injuries she sustained during her arrest in 2010.
After the conflict was discovered in 2021, Roberts filed for relief from the judgment, but it was denied.
The appellate opinion comes in the face of a new law requiring more transparency in the financial holdings of federal judges. Complete article
Customer charged twice at Pine Bluff Arkansas Walmart after system experiences 'technical issue' 12/08/2022
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — If you have visited Walmart in Pine Bluff and noticed you were charged twice for your purchase, it could be due to a "technical issue" the system has had.
On Wednesday, KATV was contacted by a customer of the store, who claimed she was charged double for the items she purchased.
The customer said she had recently visited the store and noticed the additional charges a day after on her bank statement.
"I noticed the amount had been taken out immediately after my purchase because Cash App shows you what you spend usually within a matter of minutes. But seeing the same charge taken out again the next day was shocking," she said. "I went back to Walmart after I noticed it was treated horribly. They made me feel like it was my fault." Complete article
LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — If you have visited Walmart in Pine Bluff and noticed you were charged twice for your purchase, it could be due to a "technical issue" the system has had.
On Wednesday, KATV was contacted by a customer of the store, who claimed she was charged double for the items she purchased.
The customer said she had recently visited the store and noticed the additional charges a day after on her bank statement.
"I noticed the amount had been taken out immediately after my purchase because Cash App shows you what you spend usually within a matter of minutes. But seeing the same charge taken out again the next day was shocking," she said. "I went back to Walmart after I noticed it was treated horribly. They made me feel like it was my fault." Complete article
‘They did not want to honor my purchase’: Tx. Walmart refuses to let customers complete purchases during viral 3-cent sale 12/08/2022
This week, Walmart allegedly marked down multiple summer clearance items to cost only three cents, but it seems the sale was made by accident. Several TikTokers have accused the company of refusing to let them purchase three-cent items after they had already filled their carts, claiming that the items were supposed to be removed from the sales floor.
Multiple TikTokers, including users @naturallysunday, @tishsfreebies and @orlandoqponqueen posted about the items they found marked down to three cents. Common items included bras, underwear, swimwear, summer clothing, and even a vanity mirror.
User @tishsfreebies says in her video that she “scored big time” and encourages viewers to rush to Walmart at the time. In the video, she shows multiple piles of clothing as she was being checked out. ....
Other TikTokers were met with more intense backlash from Walmart employees trying to shut down shoppers taking advantage of the sale.
User @latinchic66 says she was thrown out of a Walmart after trying to purchase a cart full of three-cent items. She says the store manager “yanked” her cart away and accuses other employees of acting “ridiculous.” ....
One customer, @ahappycouponer, says a Walmart employee snatched several three-cent items out of her hands as she was checking out. The employee accused the TikToker of stealing, and a manager threatened to call the police and have her removed from the store, the user says. Complete article
BARGAINS BLOCKED Walmart patrons blast superstore after they say employees stopped them from purchasing three cent items 12/27/2022
One TikTok video shows a woman attempting to buy a cart filled with various Walmart items.
A Walmart employee is then seen in the video saying: "Ma'am, don't do that. Don't record me."
Brodie, an extreme couponer who shared the video under her handle @brodiesaves, explained her take on the situation.
She explains that there are multiple videos circulating on the platform that claim to show people getting arrested in Walmart stores for trying to purchase three cent items.
This week, Walmart allegedly marked down multiple summer clearance items to cost only three cents, but it seems the sale was made by accident. Several TikTokers have accused the company of refusing to let them purchase three-cent items after they had already filled their carts, claiming that the items were supposed to be removed from the sales floor.
Multiple TikTokers, including users @naturallysunday, @tishsfreebies and @orlandoqponqueen posted about the items they found marked down to three cents. Common items included bras, underwear, swimwear, summer clothing, and even a vanity mirror.
User @tishsfreebies says in her video that she “scored big time” and encourages viewers to rush to Walmart at the time. In the video, she shows multiple piles of clothing as she was being checked out. ....
Other TikTokers were met with more intense backlash from Walmart employees trying to shut down shoppers taking advantage of the sale.
User @latinchic66 says she was thrown out of a Walmart after trying to purchase a cart full of three-cent items. She says the store manager “yanked” her cart away and accuses other employees of acting “ridiculous.” ....
One customer, @ahappycouponer, says a Walmart employee snatched several three-cent items out of her hands as she was checking out. The employee accused the TikToker of stealing, and a manager threatened to call the police and have her removed from the store, the user says. Complete article
BARGAINS BLOCKED Walmart patrons blast superstore after they say employees stopped them from purchasing three cent items 12/27/2022
One TikTok video shows a woman attempting to buy a cart filled with various Walmart items.
A Walmart employee is then seen in the video saying: "Ma'am, don't do that. Don't record me."
Brodie, an extreme couponer who shared the video under her handle @brodiesaves, explained her take on the situation.
She explains that there are multiple videos circulating on the platform that claim to show people getting arrested in Walmart stores for trying to purchase three cent items.
Walmart To Pay $500,000 for Allegedly Failing To Follow Pricing Procedures for Workers’ Compensation Prescriptions in Massachusetts Pharmacies 12/06/2022
BOSTON — Retail pharmacy provider Walmart, Inc. has agreed to pay $500,000 after allegedly failing to follow prescription pricing procedures that are in place to keep costs down and prevent overcharges in the workers’ compensation insurance system, Attorney General Maura Healey announced today.
The pricing procedures, required by Massachusetts regulations, ensure that prescription costs will be reviewed against certain regulatory benchmarks. According to the assurance of discontinuance, filed this week in Suffolk Superior Court, Walmart allegedly failed to follow those regulations when applying prices for various injured worker prescriptions from 2016 to the present, at Walmart pharmacy locations in Massachusetts.
“Having a workers’ compensation system that is transparent, functional, and affordable is essential for employers and workers across Massachusetts,” said AG Healey. “My office will continue to ensure that companies are following our state’s rules and regulations that guarantee drug pricing in our workers’ compensation system is handled fairly.” Complete article
BOSTON — Retail pharmacy provider Walmart, Inc. has agreed to pay $500,000 after allegedly failing to follow prescription pricing procedures that are in place to keep costs down and prevent overcharges in the workers’ compensation insurance system, Attorney General Maura Healey announced today.
The pricing procedures, required by Massachusetts regulations, ensure that prescription costs will be reviewed against certain regulatory benchmarks. According to the assurance of discontinuance, filed this week in Suffolk Superior Court, Walmart allegedly failed to follow those regulations when applying prices for various injured worker prescriptions from 2016 to the present, at Walmart pharmacy locations in Massachusetts.
“Having a workers’ compensation system that is transparent, functional, and affordable is essential for employers and workers across Massachusetts,” said AG Healey. “My office will continue to ensure that companies are following our state’s rules and regulations that guarantee drug pricing in our workers’ compensation system is handled fairly.” Complete article
Raleigh NC Walmart among 70 stores fined for ‘excessive errors’ and overcharging NC customers 12/09/2022
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — As shoppers continue to check off their holiday shopping lists, a new list has been released — citing 70 stores across 38 counties in North Carolina for price-scanner errors and overcharging.
As the second-most fined county in the state for 2022’s third quarter, Wake County had six stores named to the list, including two Walmart locations, a Dollar General, a Target, a Staples, and an Advance Auto.
The Advance Auto at 7201 Glenwood Ave. in Raleigh paid $5,000 in fines after a June inspection found an error rate of a whopping 34.4 percent. The store had failed four previous inspections, but did pass its inspection in August. Complete article
14 Walmart Stores in North Carolina are Allegedly Overcharging Customers 12/13/2020
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — As shoppers continue to check off their holiday shopping lists, a new list has been released — citing 70 stores across 38 counties in North Carolina for price-scanner errors and overcharging.
As the second-most fined county in the state for 2022’s third quarter, Wake County had six stores named to the list, including two Walmart locations, a Dollar General, a Target, a Staples, and an Advance Auto.
The Advance Auto at 7201 Glenwood Ave. in Raleigh paid $5,000 in fines after a June inspection found an error rate of a whopping 34.4 percent. The store had failed four previous inspections, but did pass its inspection in August. Complete article
14 Walmart Stores in North Carolina are Allegedly Overcharging Customers 12/13/2020
Walmart in Midland Mich. cited for selling alcohol to underage buyers 12/09/2022
Walmart CEO statement has Memphis Tenn. shoppers concerned 12/08/2022
Sprinkler malfunction forced evacuation at Baton Rouge La. Walmart 12/08/2022
Woman arrested for stealing from Cortlandville NY Walmart 12/09/2022
Closed Shallowford Road Chattanooga, Tenn. Walmart Neighborhood Center Sells For $9.2 Million 12/08/2022 The Walmart Neighborhood Center at 4110 Shallowford Road that closed after five years of operation has been sold for $9.2 million.
1 person wounded in Friday night shooting at Walmart in south Kansas City, Missouri 12/10/2022
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — One person was shot Friday night at a south Kansas City, Missouri, Walmart store.
The shooting happened about 7:30 p.m. inside the store at 1701 West 133rd Street, police said.
Police said the victim's wounds did not appear to be life-threatening. Complete article
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — One person was shot Friday night at a south Kansas City, Missouri, Walmart store.
The shooting happened about 7:30 p.m. inside the store at 1701 West 133rd Street, police said.
Police said the victim's wounds did not appear to be life-threatening. Complete article
Two police officers involved in gunfire incident near ND Walmart 12/09/2022
Two Williston police officers were involved in a gunshot exchange in the early hours of Friday morning.
At approximately 3:40 a.m., a vehicle was blocking traffic at the intersection of Second Avenue West and 42nd Street West according to a Department press release. When officers made contact with a 30-year-old suspect from the vehicle, a foot pursuit ensued and the suspect and officers exchanged gunfire.
The identity and status of the suspect has not been released, however the press release states that the suspect was transported from the scene to receive medical care.
The suspect has outstanding warrants for terrorizing, domestic violence and contempt of court according to the release and charges have been signed with the Williams County State’s Attorney’s Office regarding the Dec. 9 incident to include: possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, discharge of a firearm within the city and refusing to halt. Complete article
Officers and suspect identities released in Walmart shooting incident 12/13/2022
Two Williston police officers were involved in a gunshot exchange in the early hours of Friday morning.
At approximately 3:40 a.m., a vehicle was blocking traffic at the intersection of Second Avenue West and 42nd Street West according to a Department press release. When officers made contact with a 30-year-old suspect from the vehicle, a foot pursuit ensued and the suspect and officers exchanged gunfire.
The identity and status of the suspect has not been released, however the press release states that the suspect was transported from the scene to receive medical care.
The suspect has outstanding warrants for terrorizing, domestic violence and contempt of court according to the release and charges have been signed with the Williams County State’s Attorney’s Office regarding the Dec. 9 incident to include: possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, discharge of a firearm within the city and refusing to halt. Complete article
Officers and suspect identities released in Walmart shooting incident 12/13/2022
Elderly Woman Robbed At Villa Park Ill. Walmart: Cops 12/09/2022
VILLA PARK, IL – A woman was robbed at gunpoint this week in the parking lot at Villa Park's Walmart, which is across Route 83 from Elmhurst, prosecutors said.
Arrested in connection with the crime were Jarquez Jones, 18, of Maywood, and Sincere Harrington, 19, of Chicago. The robbery happened about 1 p.m. Monday, police said.
They are accused of driving up to the woman while she was loading her car with groceries. One of them pointed a gun at her and stole her purse, police said. Complete article
VILLA PARK, IL – A woman was robbed at gunpoint this week in the parking lot at Villa Park's Walmart, which is across Route 83 from Elmhurst, prosecutors said.
Arrested in connection with the crime were Jarquez Jones, 18, of Maywood, and Sincere Harrington, 19, of Chicago. The robbery happened about 1 p.m. Monday, police said.
They are accused of driving up to the woman while she was loading her car with groceries. One of them pointed a gun at her and stole her purse, police said. Complete article
Philadelphia AR-15-armed guard eyes Walmart, Wawa after defending 'property, liberty and life' at gas station 12/09/2022
After being hired by a North Philadelphia gas station owner following a string of thefts and illegal activity on the property, lead agent and AR-15-toting S.I.T.E Security State Agent Chief Andre Boyer hopes to provide his services to larger retailers like Wawa and Walmart, after crime in the city "hit rock bottom."
"I'm here to protect my clients and the owner and his employees. If someone walks into this store right now with a weapon and threatens to harm any of them, I can open fire, and I will open fire to protect property, liberty and life," Chief Boyer said Friday outside the gas station in an appearance on "Varney & Co."
According to Boyer, who leads a team of armed former law enforcement officers and has lived in Philadelphia "all [his] life," the city’s crime crisis has worsened under the watch of the current mayor, district attorney and police commissioner.
"Philadelphia… It hit rock bottom," Boyer told host Stuart Varney. "You have a police commissioner, Danielle Outlaw, who basically believes more in painting her fingernails black than finding a solution to fighting crime. You have a D.A., Larry Krasner, who the street criminals call Uncle Larry Krasner, who's more focused on being a social worker, than what it says on his door - his door when we elected him, says, 'prosecutor.' He's not prosecuting." Complete article
After being hired by a North Philadelphia gas station owner following a string of thefts and illegal activity on the property, lead agent and AR-15-toting S.I.T.E Security State Agent Chief Andre Boyer hopes to provide his services to larger retailers like Wawa and Walmart, after crime in the city "hit rock bottom."
"I'm here to protect my clients and the owner and his employees. If someone walks into this store right now with a weapon and threatens to harm any of them, I can open fire, and I will open fire to protect property, liberty and life," Chief Boyer said Friday outside the gas station in an appearance on "Varney & Co."
According to Boyer, who leads a team of armed former law enforcement officers and has lived in Philadelphia "all [his] life," the city’s crime crisis has worsened under the watch of the current mayor, district attorney and police commissioner.
"Philadelphia… It hit rock bottom," Boyer told host Stuart Varney. "You have a police commissioner, Danielle Outlaw, who basically believes more in painting her fingernails black than finding a solution to fighting crime. You have a D.A., Larry Krasner, who the street criminals call Uncle Larry Krasner, who's more focused on being a social worker, than what it says on his door - his door when we elected him, says, 'prosecutor.' He's not prosecuting." Complete article
Woman tried to steal items, assaulted Walmart employee in Williston, Vermont police say 12/09/2022
WILLISTON, Vt. — The Williston Police Department is asking the public to help identify a woman who allegedly tried to steal items from Walmart and assaulted a store employee.
The department posted the announcement on its Facebook page, saying the incident happened on Wednesday, Dec. 7 around 7 p.m.
According to police, the woman attempted to walk out of Walmart on Harvest Lane without paying for items. When a female employee tried to stop her from leaving, the woman allegedly ran her cart into the employee numerous times before punching her in the chest. Complete article
WILLISTON, Vt. — The Williston Police Department is asking the public to help identify a woman who allegedly tried to steal items from Walmart and assaulted a store employee.
The department posted the announcement on its Facebook page, saying the incident happened on Wednesday, Dec. 7 around 7 p.m.
According to police, the woman attempted to walk out of Walmart on Harvest Lane without paying for items. When a female employee tried to stop her from leaving, the woman allegedly ran her cart into the employee numerous times before punching her in the chest. Complete article
Man took boy out of shopping cart at Alabama Walmart, mom says: ‘You don’t touch someone’s kids’ 12/09/2022
Authorities in east Alabama are asking for the public’s help identifying a man who they said took a child out of his mother’s shopping cart.
The incident happened midday Thursday at Walmart in Attalla.
Tiffany Rush said she was in the self checkout line when her 3-year-old son, Mason, started pitching a fit. The man in front of her started high-fiving Mason. Rush assumed the man was just trying to calm down the child.
“I was OK with that,’' Rush said. “But I kept my eyes on him.”
As they were leaving the store, Rush said, the man took Mason out of his mother’s shopping cart and put him in his own, saying, “We’re going to go to my truck.” Complete article
Authorities in east Alabama are asking for the public’s help identifying a man who they said took a child out of his mother’s shopping cart.
The incident happened midday Thursday at Walmart in Attalla.
Tiffany Rush said she was in the self checkout line when her 3-year-old son, Mason, started pitching a fit. The man in front of her started high-fiving Mason. Rush assumed the man was just trying to calm down the child.
“I was OK with that,’' Rush said. “But I kept my eyes on him.”
As they were leaving the store, Rush said, the man took Mason out of his mother’s shopping cart and put him in his own, saying, “We’re going to go to my truck.” Complete article
‘He takes the package and drives away!’: Customer says Walmart delivery driver stole Apple Watch she purchased 12/08/2022
A woman went viral on TikTok after sharing a story of how an Apple Watch she ordered through Walmart was purportedly stolen by her delivery driver.
User Gina (@_damnitgina) says she happened to be taking the trash out when she witnessed the driver snap a photo of the package in question, to “prove” that he delivered it, before walking off with the item.
In the clip, Gina shows a screenshot of the blurry photo the delivery driver had sent as proof of delivery.
“This man takes a picture. I watch him, I’m right here, I’m right in like, the side area,” she says, pointing to the gate in the photo. “So this man leaves the package right there on the gate on the sidewalk.”
However, she says that once she began to walk over to pick up the package, she saw the man take the package.
“Why does this man take it?” she asks, incredulous. “He takes the package and drives away! He took my package back. Apparently, he didn’t see me but like…what?” Complete article
A woman went viral on TikTok after sharing a story of how an Apple Watch she ordered through Walmart was purportedly stolen by her delivery driver.
User Gina (@_damnitgina) says she happened to be taking the trash out when she witnessed the driver snap a photo of the package in question, to “prove” that he delivered it, before walking off with the item.
In the clip, Gina shows a screenshot of the blurry photo the delivery driver had sent as proof of delivery.
“This man takes a picture. I watch him, I’m right here, I’m right in like, the side area,” she says, pointing to the gate in the photo. “So this man leaves the package right there on the gate on the sidewalk.”
However, she says that once she began to walk over to pick up the package, she saw the man take the package.
“Why does this man take it?” she asks, incredulous. “He takes the package and drives away! He took my package back. Apparently, he didn’t see me but like…what?” Complete article
Car Fire Doused Outside Audobon NJ Walmart, Firefighters Say 12/09/2022
AUDOBON, NJ — Firefighters jumped into action to put out a car fire Friday morning in front of the Audubon Walmart, and no one was injured according to the local fire department.
The Audobon Fire Department said Squad 1 had just returned from Pennsauken when they were alerted to the vehicle on fire in the parking lot.
The engine compartment was showing flames, and crews quickly put it out, the department said. Complete article
AUDOBON, NJ — Firefighters jumped into action to put out a car fire Friday morning in front of the Audubon Walmart, and no one was injured according to the local fire department.
The Audobon Fire Department said Squad 1 had just returned from Pennsauken when they were alerted to the vehicle on fire in the parking lot.
The engine compartment was showing flames, and crews quickly put it out, the department said. Complete article
Scotland County SC Walmart fined for overcharging 12/09/2022
SCOTLAND COUNTY, N.C. (WBTW) — A Scotland County Walmart was recently fined for overcharging after an inspection by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services found a small amount of price scanner errors.
The Walmart at 901 Highway 401 in the Laurinburg area was fined $1,685 after the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services found an error rate of 3.67% based on 11 overcharges in a 300-item lot during a May inspection, according to a news release.
The store was previously fined in March for a failed inspection. It passed an inspection in July, according to the release.
In total, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services fined 70 stores in 38 North Carolina counties during investigations in the third-quarter. Complete article
SCOTLAND COUNTY, N.C. (WBTW) — A Scotland County Walmart was recently fined for overcharging after an inspection by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services found a small amount of price scanner errors.
The Walmart at 901 Highway 401 in the Laurinburg area was fined $1,685 after the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services found an error rate of 3.67% based on 11 overcharges in a 300-item lot during a May inspection, according to a news release.
The store was previously fined in March for a failed inspection. It passed an inspection in July, according to the release.
In total, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services fined 70 stores in 38 North Carolina counties during investigations in the third-quarter. Complete article
Couple accused of tricking cashier, stealing thousands from Ga. Walmart 12/09/2022
Report: Walmart Previously Investigated Chesapeake Va. Store Shooter 12/09/2022 The Chesapeake, Virginia, Walmart supervisor who killed six co-workers and himself and injured four others last month was investigated by company officials for aggressive behavior two years before the deadly rampage, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday
RPD responds to shoplifting complaint at Richmond Ky. Walmart 12/09/2022
Detectives searching for duo accused of stealing from Walmart in Collier County Fla. 12/09/2022
CAN'T HACK IT Little-known Walmart hack allows you to avoid self-checkout – from the comfort of your own phone scan and go 12/09/2022
Off-duty Sheriff stops gunman at New Albany Mississippi Walmart while shopping 12/11/2022
An off-duty Sheriff shopping at the store stopped a person who pulled a gun on another shopper at New Albany Walmart.
From New Albany Police Chief:
Union County 911 started receiving calls that there was an incident with a gun inside Walmart. Officers were dispatched at 4:29 pm and officers were on scene at 4:30 pm. While responding, officers received information that shots had been fired inside Walmart. As officers entered Walmart they were directed to where Sheriff Robby Goolsby of Benton County was. Sheriff Goolsby had disarmed Roger Struble and had taken him into custody.
Apparently, Mr. Struble had gotten into an argument with another shopper at Walmart. The confrontation escalated and Mr. Struble pulled a handgun from his waistband. Sheriff Goolsby was there shopping and heard the verbal confrontation and went to investigate. As Sheriff Goolsby rounded the corner, he saw Mr. Struble pull the handgun from his waistband. Sheriff Goolsby then drew his weapon and ordered Mr. Struble to drop his weapon. Mr. Struble complied and Sheriff Goolsby was able to disarm him and take him into custody as other officers arrived. THERE WERE NO SHOTS FIRED!!! Thanks to the swift action of Sheriff Goolsby, Mr. Struble was taken into custody without any further incident. Complete article
An off-duty Sheriff shopping at the store stopped a person who pulled a gun on another shopper at New Albany Walmart.
From New Albany Police Chief:
Union County 911 started receiving calls that there was an incident with a gun inside Walmart. Officers were dispatched at 4:29 pm and officers were on scene at 4:30 pm. While responding, officers received information that shots had been fired inside Walmart. As officers entered Walmart they were directed to where Sheriff Robby Goolsby of Benton County was. Sheriff Goolsby had disarmed Roger Struble and had taken him into custody.
Apparently, Mr. Struble had gotten into an argument with another shopper at Walmart. The confrontation escalated and Mr. Struble pulled a handgun from his waistband. Sheriff Goolsby was there shopping and heard the verbal confrontation and went to investigate. As Sheriff Goolsby rounded the corner, he saw Mr. Struble pull the handgun from his waistband. Sheriff Goolsby then drew his weapon and ordered Mr. Struble to drop his weapon. Mr. Struble complied and Sheriff Goolsby was able to disarm him and take him into custody as other officers arrived. THERE WERE NO SHOTS FIRED!!! Thanks to the swift action of Sheriff Goolsby, Mr. Struble was taken into custody without any further incident. Complete article
Ocean County man with knife causes Egg Harbor Township Walmart evacuation, police say 12/10/2022
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — An Ocean County man holding a knife was subdued by responding police Saturday afternoon inside a Walmart, police said.
David Brennan, 32, of Brick Township, was seen by an employee holding a knife in a threatening manner in the electronics section of the Black Horse Pike store, police said in a news release.
Officers arrived and found Brennan with the knife in his right hand, acting erratically and ignoring commands, police said. Additional officers arrived, and with the assistance of Walmart employees, began evacuating the store.
Officers attempted to negotiate with Brennan for about 10 minutes before he began to walk away. Due to the immediate threat to public safety and Brennan not complying, officers used force to subdue him, police said. Complete article
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — An Ocean County man holding a knife was subdued by responding police Saturday afternoon inside a Walmart, police said.
David Brennan, 32, of Brick Township, was seen by an employee holding a knife in a threatening manner in the electronics section of the Black Horse Pike store, police said in a news release.
Officers arrived and found Brennan with the knife in his right hand, acting erratically and ignoring commands, police said. Additional officers arrived, and with the assistance of Walmart employees, began evacuating the store.
Officers attempted to negotiate with Brennan for about 10 minutes before he began to walk away. Due to the immediate threat to public safety and Brennan not complying, officers used force to subdue him, police said. Complete article
Homeless Man Flees Police In Stolen Vehicle, Following NY Walmart Shoplifting 12/11/2022
LAKEWOOD, NY (WNY News Now) — A 32-year-old homeless man faces a slew of charges after allegedly leading police on a stolen vehicle pursuit following a shoplifting incident at the Lakewood Walmart.
On Saturday afternoon, just before 3 p.m., officers with Lakewood-Busti Police responded to the Fairmount Avenue superstore for a reported larceny in progress.
When patrol arrived, they spotted Jonathan King allegedly fleeing the scene. A pursuit then ensued.
King is accused of fleeing down Southwestern Drive into the Town of Busti and eventually attempting to drive through a lawn, where his vehicle became stuck. He then allegedly fled on foot through several yards and was later taken into custody. Complete article
LAKEWOOD, NY (WNY News Now) — A 32-year-old homeless man faces a slew of charges after allegedly leading police on a stolen vehicle pursuit following a shoplifting incident at the Lakewood Walmart.
On Saturday afternoon, just before 3 p.m., officers with Lakewood-Busti Police responded to the Fairmount Avenue superstore for a reported larceny in progress.
When patrol arrived, they spotted Jonathan King allegedly fleeing the scene. A pursuit then ensued.
King is accused of fleeing down Southwestern Drive into the Town of Busti and eventually attempting to drive through a lawn, where his vehicle became stuck. He then allegedly fled on foot through several yards and was later taken into custody. Complete article
Man arrested after stealing from Johnson City Tenn. Walmart 12/10/2022
Woman wants to bring safety awareness after she experiences stalking in La. Walmart while shopping 12/09/2022
Two arrested, accused of using a child to help steal from a NY Walmart 12/09/2022
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Walmart rolled out self-checkout to streamline operations and reduce labor – but employees and customers say it's causing a surge in thefts 12/13/2022
Walmart's CEO has warned that the retailer may need to close down stores due to theft – but many of the company's customers and employees blame one growing feature of the store for enabling shoplifting: self-checkout.
Walmart CEO and President Doug McMillon told CNBC earlier this month that theft "is higher than what it has historically been" and there will be consequences "if that is not corrected over time." Since McMillon made those comments, more than 100 Walmart customers and former and current employees reached out to an Insider reporter imploring the retailer to rely less on self-checkout.
"They need to hire cashiers again and do away with so many self-checkout," said Mindy Stanley, a Walmart customer from Ashland, Kentucky. "I'd say they are losing so much due to that."
To be sure, Walmart still utilizes cashiers at stores across the nation. But the Bentonville, Arkansas-based retail giant, like so many other retailers, has increasingly relied on automation as a means of improving customer experience and reducing labor cost. Complete article
Does self-checkout set up Walmart for theft? 12/21/2022 Reports have posited that up to 20 percent of people who use self-checkout have stolen something while using it. .... For instance, Wegmans earlier this year, due to an unsustainable rate of shoplifting, shut down its SCAN app, which allowed shoppers to scan products and leave the store without visiting a register.
Walmart's CEO has warned that the retailer may need to close down stores due to theft – but many of the company's customers and employees blame one growing feature of the store for enabling shoplifting: self-checkout.
Walmart CEO and President Doug McMillon told CNBC earlier this month that theft "is higher than what it has historically been" and there will be consequences "if that is not corrected over time." Since McMillon made those comments, more than 100 Walmart customers and former and current employees reached out to an Insider reporter imploring the retailer to rely less on self-checkout.
"They need to hire cashiers again and do away with so many self-checkout," said Mindy Stanley, a Walmart customer from Ashland, Kentucky. "I'd say they are losing so much due to that."
To be sure, Walmart still utilizes cashiers at stores across the nation. But the Bentonville, Arkansas-based retail giant, like so many other retailers, has increasingly relied on automation as a means of improving customer experience and reducing labor cost. Complete article
Does self-checkout set up Walmart for theft? 12/21/2022 Reports have posited that up to 20 percent of people who use self-checkout have stolen something while using it. .... For instance, Wegmans earlier this year, due to an unsustainable rate of shoplifting, shut down its SCAN app, which allowed shoppers to scan products and leave the store without visiting a register.
B.C. Canada man shocked after $700 drained from his Walmart gift cards 12/13/2022
Expert says fraudsters love gift cards because they're anonymous and easily accessible in stores.
Kevin Wilson was thrilled when, as part of a Black Friday promotional deal, he got two Walmart gift cards totalling $700.
But when he went to a Walmart near his home in Surrey, B.C., this month to use his cards, Wilson was dismayed to discover they'd been drained — leaving him with a balance of just 27 cents.
According to transaction records, one card's cash was spent at a Walmart in Richmond, B.C., and the other, at a Walmart in Mississauga, Ont. — far across the country.
"I was in shock. The cards hadn't left my possession," said Wilson. He added that the cards showed no signs of being tampered with.
"It was just like utter disbelief. How is this possible?" Complete article
Expert says fraudsters love gift cards because they're anonymous and easily accessible in stores.
Kevin Wilson was thrilled when, as part of a Black Friday promotional deal, he got two Walmart gift cards totalling $700.
But when he went to a Walmart near his home in Surrey, B.C., this month to use his cards, Wilson was dismayed to discover they'd been drained — leaving him with a balance of just 27 cents.
According to transaction records, one card's cash was spent at a Walmart in Richmond, B.C., and the other, at a Walmart in Mississauga, Ont. — far across the country.
"I was in shock. The cards hadn't left my possession," said Wilson. He added that the cards showed no signs of being tampered with.
"It was just like utter disbelief. How is this possible?" Complete article
Walmart customers complain about double charges; retailer responds 12/13/2022
LEE’S SUMMITT, Mo. (KTVI) – Pam Tovar of Missouri is getting ready for Christmas, putting gifts she recently bought at Walmart under her tree.
“Just mainly toys for the kids and getting stuff for Christmas dinner, things like that,” said the Lee’s Summit resident.
Tovar’s bill for the gifts and holiday accessories totaled $588.37.
“It was a big ticket and I had a lot of money going out, and I generally do try to check those just to make sure, and I’m glad I did,” she said.
When Tovar checked her account, she found she’d been charged twice, totaling more than $1,100. Walmart directed her to her bank.
“When I talked to the lady at the bank, she said the person before me had the same problem at Walmart,” Tovar said.
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LEE’S SUMMITT, Mo. (KTVI) – Pam Tovar of Missouri is getting ready for Christmas, putting gifts she recently bought at Walmart under her tree.
“Just mainly toys for the kids and getting stuff for Christmas dinner, things like that,” said the Lee’s Summit resident.
Tovar’s bill for the gifts and holiday accessories totaled $588.37.
“It was a big ticket and I had a lot of money going out, and I generally do try to check those just to make sure, and I’m glad I did,” she said.
When Tovar checked her account, she found she’d been charged twice, totaling more than $1,100. Walmart directed her to her bank.
“When I talked to the lady at the bank, she said the person before me had the same problem at Walmart,” Tovar said.
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Oregon War Veteran feels disrespected after Walmart moves Veterans Wall near bathroom 12/09/2022
Second man arrested in connection to deadly Henrico Va. Walmart parking lot shooting 12/13/2022
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Shoplifting suspect at Fla. Walmart said she’s having trouble paying her bills 12/13/2022
Person found dead in car in Ca. Walmart parking lot in Hesperia; police activity in area 12/13/2022 Suicide, method not disclosed
HESPERIA, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A death investigation is underway after a person was found deceased inside a vehicle in the Hesperia Walmart parking lot.
Deputies from the Hesperia Police Department and Firefighters from the San Bernardino County Fire Department responded just after 1pm, Tuesday December 13, 2022, to the Walmart located at 13401 Main Street, in Hesperia.
Upon arrival, medical personal made access to the occupant of a gray 2022 Hyundai Elantra and determined the person was deceased. Complete article
Coroner identifies man found dead in Walmart parking lot in Hesperia 12/15/2022 Deppisch was determined to have died by suicide, according to the San Bernardino County Coroner’s office.
Devan Deppisch, 20, identified as man found dead in Walmart parking lot 12/16/2022 Additionally, 4,400 unexplained bodies are discovered each year and 600,000 people in the nation go missing each year, according to the report.
HESPERIA, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A death investigation is underway after a person was found deceased inside a vehicle in the Hesperia Walmart parking lot.
Deputies from the Hesperia Police Department and Firefighters from the San Bernardino County Fire Department responded just after 1pm, Tuesday December 13, 2022, to the Walmart located at 13401 Main Street, in Hesperia.
Upon arrival, medical personal made access to the occupant of a gray 2022 Hyundai Elantra and determined the person was deceased. Complete article
Coroner identifies man found dead in Walmart parking lot in Hesperia 12/15/2022 Deppisch was determined to have died by suicide, according to the San Bernardino County Coroner’s office.
Devan Deppisch, 20, identified as man found dead in Walmart parking lot 12/16/2022 Additionally, 4,400 unexplained bodies are discovered each year and 600,000 people in the nation go missing each year, according to the report.
Would-be shoplifter facing gun charge after GPD dispatched to Ill. Walmart 12/12/2022
Galesburg Police on Saturday, December 3rd responded to Walmart for a report of retail theft in progress. Officers learned that the male subject was attempting to do a “ticket switch” which is an ongoing scam of people scanning the barcode of a less-expensive item while at the self-checkout.
The 42-year-old male subject had departed in a U-Haul van before officers arrived. Employees were able to retrieve all the merchandise the man attempted to steal. While en route, officers located the van and the male driver near Morton Avenue and Walsh Avenue and conducted a traffic stop.
The man told police he didn’t have a driver’s license, and that he just left Walmart after being accused of theft. The man was placed under arrest and police located several barcodes from Walmart in the man’s pocket. Inside the U-Haul, officers located a 12 gauge shotgun, a HiPoint 9mm firearm, several small mopeds, power tools, as well as numerous keys, locks, and a crowbar. Complete article
Galesburg Police on Saturday, December 3rd responded to Walmart for a report of retail theft in progress. Officers learned that the male subject was attempting to do a “ticket switch” which is an ongoing scam of people scanning the barcode of a less-expensive item while at the self-checkout.
The 42-year-old male subject had departed in a U-Haul van before officers arrived. Employees were able to retrieve all the merchandise the man attempted to steal. While en route, officers located the van and the male driver near Morton Avenue and Walsh Avenue and conducted a traffic stop.
The man told police he didn’t have a driver’s license, and that he just left Walmart after being accused of theft. The man was placed under arrest and police located several barcodes from Walmart in the man’s pocket. Inside the U-Haul, officers located a 12 gauge shotgun, a HiPoint 9mm firearm, several small mopeds, power tools, as well as numerous keys, locks, and a crowbar. Complete article
Woman finds mouse poop in Price Utah Walmart pizza, prompting health department inspection 12/13/2022
PRICE — An Emery County woman is sharing about how she discovered mouse droppings and evidence the rodents dug into a deli pizza she bought from the Walmart in Price Sunday.
It led to a visit from the health department, as they now explain why there's nothing more to investigate.
Alysa Potter lives over 20 minutes outside Price, in a small, rural town. She explained how the Walmart in Price is one of the few large retailers for residents in the whole area, and one her family relies on for groceries. Complete article
PRICE — An Emery County woman is sharing about how she discovered mouse droppings and evidence the rodents dug into a deli pizza she bought from the Walmart in Price Sunday.
It led to a visit from the health department, as they now explain why there's nothing more to investigate.
Alysa Potter lives over 20 minutes outside Price, in a small, rural town. She explained how the Walmart in Price is one of the few large retailers for residents in the whole area, and one her family relies on for groceries. Complete article
Apple Is Now Bigger Than Google, Amazon, Tesla, and Walmart Combined 12/13/2022
Recession? It looks like Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) didn’t get the message.
While many other companies like Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) have declined as much as 70%, Apple has hardly hit bear market territory from its all-time highs.
In contrast, even powerhouses like Google parent Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL), and Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) have since declined considerably and are trending down. Google, for example, has dropped approximately 37%, and Amazon has declined even further to plunge as much as 50%. Combined, Apple is now worth more than some of the largest companies on the planet. This includes being worth more than Google, Amazon, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA), and Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) combined. Complete article
Recession? It looks like Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) didn’t get the message.
While many other companies like Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) have declined as much as 70%, Apple has hardly hit bear market territory from its all-time highs.
In contrast, even powerhouses like Google parent Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL), and Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) have since declined considerably and are trending down. Google, for example, has dropped approximately 37%, and Amazon has declined even further to plunge as much as 50%. Combined, Apple is now worth more than some of the largest companies on the planet. This includes being worth more than Google, Amazon, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA), and Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) combined. Complete article
St. Helens Oregon Walmart thieves steal three carts full of merchandise, police seeking IDs 12/13/2022
NY Walmart Employees Stop Another Would Be Thief 12/14/2022
Monroe man allegedly breaks into La. Wal-Mart, steals alcohol 12/14/2022
Suspect in May fatal Fairfield Ohio Walmart shooting expected to appear in court 12/13/2022
Police working to identify suspect of armed robbery at south Austin Tx. Walmart gas station 12/14/2022
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Police Department is asking for the community’s help identifying the suspect of an armed robbery at a south Austin Murphy gas station.
It happened Dec. 11 at the Murphy gas station at the Walmart located at 710 E. Ben White Blvd. APD posted a video of the incident on YouTube.
APD said the suspect walked into the gas station, threatened the employees with a handgun, and stole money from the store. Complete article
AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Austin Police Department is asking for the community’s help identifying the suspect of an armed robbery at a south Austin Murphy gas station.
It happened Dec. 11 at the Murphy gas station at the Walmart located at 710 E. Ben White Blvd. APD posted a video of the incident on YouTube.
APD said the suspect walked into the gas station, threatened the employees with a handgun, and stole money from the store. Complete article
Cops: Shoplifting mom kicks her baby across floor at NJ Walmart 12/14/2022
TETERBORO — A mother kicked her baby daughter and sent the child careening across the floor after shoplifting from Walmart, according to police.
Jamira McDaniel, 23, of Paterson, was caught stealing at the supercenter in Teterboro by Walmart theft protection personnel on Tuesday, Moonachie Police Lt. Jeff Napolitano confirmed to New Jersey 101.5.
McDaniel was with her 1-year-old girl and the child's aunt.
After she was taken to the store's security office, McDaniel placed the baby girl on the ground and kicked her in the back, Napolitano said. The toddler was sent across the floor and into the security office. Complete article
TETERBORO — A mother kicked her baby daughter and sent the child careening across the floor after shoplifting from Walmart, according to police.
Jamira McDaniel, 23, of Paterson, was caught stealing at the supercenter in Teterboro by Walmart theft protection personnel on Tuesday, Moonachie Police Lt. Jeff Napolitano confirmed to New Jersey 101.5.
McDaniel was with her 1-year-old girl and the child's aunt.
After she was taken to the store's security office, McDaniel placed the baby girl on the ground and kicked her in the back, Napolitano said. The toddler was sent across the floor and into the security office. Complete article
Man wanted for stealing $25,000 worth of jewelry from Walmart in Middle Island NY 12/15/2022
Police are searching for a man who stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry in Middle Island last month.
Detectives say the man stole $25,000 worth of jewelry from a locked case at a Walmart on Middle Country Road.
Police are urging anyone with information to give them a call. Complete article
Police are searching for a man who stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry in Middle Island last month.
Detectives say the man stole $25,000 worth of jewelry from a locked case at a Walmart on Middle Country Road.
Police are urging anyone with information to give them a call. Complete article
Woman charged after huffing freon from cars at Pa. Walmart, police say 12/14/2022
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A woman from the state of Indiana was locked up on DUI charges after she allegedly told police she was huffing freon from parked cars at Walmart.
On Dec. 13 around 10:14 p.m., Lawrence Township police said they were called to the Walmart at 140512 Clearfield-Shawville Highway for a report of a woman suspected to be driving under the influence. They found the driver, 58-year-old Connie Sue Mattix, parked in her car in the Burger King Parking lot.
Mattix told officers that she had just finished running the Boston Marathon and was on her way home when she stopped at Walmart and began huffing freon from parked vehicles, police noted. Freon is a non-combustible gas used to cool the air in air conditioning systems. Complete article
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A woman from the state of Indiana was locked up on DUI charges after she allegedly told police she was huffing freon from parked cars at Walmart.
On Dec. 13 around 10:14 p.m., Lawrence Township police said they were called to the Walmart at 140512 Clearfield-Shawville Highway for a report of a woman suspected to be driving under the influence. They found the driver, 58-year-old Connie Sue Mattix, parked in her car in the Burger King Parking lot.
Mattix told officers that she had just finished running the Boston Marathon and was on her way home when she stopped at Walmart and began huffing freon from parked vehicles, police noted. Freon is a non-combustible gas used to cool the air in air conditioning systems. Complete article
Riva arrested for stealing catalytic converter in Tenn. Walmart parking lot 12/14/2022
Cops Warn Of Fake Walmart Giftcard Scam In Palm Beach County Fla. 12/13/2022
Three arrested in Luzerne County Pa. Walmart theft 12/12/2022
New Hampshire to receive $15 million in settlement with Walmart over opioids 12/14/2022
El Paso Walmart shooting case gets new district attorney 12/14/2022
Wisc. Walmart employee charged with stealing thousands of dollars in cash, merchandise 12/14/2022
Fleeing shoplifting suspect blocked in parking spot by squad car at Fla. Walmart 12/15/2022
Man accused of pointing gun at Ohio Walmart employees during robbery, and firing one round 12/16/2022
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Columbus police are searching for a man in connection with a robbery at a southside Walmart store.
The man was seen leaving an emergency exit of a Walmart at the 3500 block of South High Street in the Far South neighborhood, according to a CPD incident report. The suspect was pushing a shopping cart, allegedly containing stolen items, to a black GMC Yukon.
Two of Walmart’s loss prevention employees followed the man, who reportedly put the items in his car. The workers were able to take photos of the man at his car before the suspect pointed a gun at them. As he drove away southbound in the parking lot, he fired one round. Complete article
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Columbus police are searching for a man in connection with a robbery at a southside Walmart store.
The man was seen leaving an emergency exit of a Walmart at the 3500 block of South High Street in the Far South neighborhood, according to a CPD incident report. The suspect was pushing a shopping cart, allegedly containing stolen items, to a black GMC Yukon.
Two of Walmart’s loss prevention employees followed the man, who reportedly put the items in his car. The workers were able to take photos of the man at his car before the suspect pointed a gun at them. As he drove away southbound in the parking lot, he fired one round. Complete article
Workers at Walmart’s South Africa Unit Drop Union for Wage Offer 12/15/2022
Massmart says about 17% of union members have resigned
More disillusioned staff may leave union, company says
Massmart Holdings Ltd. expects more workers at its Makro stores to leave the South African Commercial‚ Catering and Allied Workers’ Union in order to accept the Walmart Inc.-owned company’s wage offer.
About 800, or 17%, of the Makro Saccawu members have resigned from the union and the firms sees more joining them after receiving “a flurry of calls from Makro staff” asking about the required process to leave the union, Massmart corporate affairs head Brian Leroni said by phone. ....
Wage talks between the Johannesburg-based company and the union collapsed this week, with some workers going on strike on Thursday. The union is demanding a 12% wage increase and a doubling of sales commission to 20%, while Makro is offering a 4.5% raise, in line with what Massmart’s other units paid. Complete article
Massmart says about 17% of union members have resigned
More disillusioned staff may leave union, company says
Massmart Holdings Ltd. expects more workers at its Makro stores to leave the South African Commercial‚ Catering and Allied Workers’ Union in order to accept the Walmart Inc.-owned company’s wage offer.
About 800, or 17%, of the Makro Saccawu members have resigned from the union and the firms sees more joining them after receiving “a flurry of calls from Makro staff” asking about the required process to leave the union, Massmart corporate affairs head Brian Leroni said by phone. ....
Wage talks between the Johannesburg-based company and the union collapsed this week, with some workers going on strike on Thursday. The union is demanding a 12% wage increase and a doubling of sales commission to 20%, while Makro is offering a 4.5% raise, in line with what Massmart’s other units paid. Complete article
Peachtree City Ga. Walmart to partially reopen after 14-year-old burned down store 12/16/2022
Former deputy saves man from overdose at Escambia County Fla. Walmart 12/15/2022
Mom gets shamed for dressing kids in 'Walmart clothes,' but her brilliant reply is on the mark 12/16/2022
Bloomfield man impersonated brother to make fraudulent returns at NY Walmart 12/16/2022
Antioch 16-year-old dies in park shooting; Armed teen detained at Ca. Walmart 12/18/2022
ANTIOCH -- A 16-year-old boy died Saturday morning after he was found in an Antioch park suffering from several gunshot wounds, according to authorities.
Antioch police said dispatchers began receiving numerous 911 calls around 11:22 a.m. reporting multiple gunshots being fired at Williamson Ranch Park, located in the 5000 block of Lone Tree Way.
Upon arrival, officers located the victim, a 16-year-old boy, near the parking lot. He was suffering from several gunshot wounds. Evidence at the scene indicated the incident occurred outdoors in the eastern portion of the parking lot.
Officers administered first aid until paramedics arrived. The victim was transported to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries.
While officers were at the scene, witnesses called 911 reporting a subject running from the park and entering the nearby Walmart store, located across the street from the park. Complete article
ANTIOCH -- A 16-year-old boy died Saturday morning after he was found in an Antioch park suffering from several gunshot wounds, according to authorities.
Antioch police said dispatchers began receiving numerous 911 calls around 11:22 a.m. reporting multiple gunshots being fired at Williamson Ranch Park, located in the 5000 block of Lone Tree Way.
Upon arrival, officers located the victim, a 16-year-old boy, near the parking lot. He was suffering from several gunshot wounds. Evidence at the scene indicated the incident occurred outdoors in the eastern portion of the parking lot.
Officers administered first aid until paramedics arrived. The victim was transported to a local hospital where he later died from his injuries.
While officers were at the scene, witnesses called 911 reporting a subject running from the park and entering the nearby Walmart store, located across the street from the park. Complete article
Chillicothe Ohio – Police Search for Walmart Theft Suspect After High-Speed Chase 12/18/2022
Chillicothe – Police are now investigating a theft that turned assault and then chase after a man who ran from police.
According to Chillicothe Police department on 12/17/22 around 7:47 pm police were called to Walmart in Chillicothe for a theft. When they arrived the man was leaving the store and just jumped in a waiting car in a dark-colored sedan. The vehicle then left the parking lot, a traffic stop was indicated by police, and when the driver stopped the suspect (passenger) assaulted her, she then jumped out of the car. The suspect then took control of the vehicle and took off.
The chase led police to US-23 Southbound where police terminated the pursuit. Complete article
Chillicothe – Police are now investigating a theft that turned assault and then chase after a man who ran from police.
According to Chillicothe Police department on 12/17/22 around 7:47 pm police were called to Walmart in Chillicothe for a theft. When they arrived the man was leaving the store and just jumped in a waiting car in a dark-colored sedan. The vehicle then left the parking lot, a traffic stop was indicated by police, and when the driver stopped the suspect (passenger) assaulted her, she then jumped out of the car. The suspect then took control of the vehicle and took off.
The chase led police to US-23 Southbound where police terminated the pursuit. Complete article
Mississippi Walmart security officer charged with stealing over $5,000 12/17/2022
A security officer was charged with stealing over $5000 from Walmart.
According to the Hattiesburg police:
On Saturday Dec. 3, Hattiesburg police arrested David Trigg Jr., of Petal in connection to an ongoing grand larceny investigation. Complete article
A security officer was charged with stealing over $5000 from Walmart.
According to the Hattiesburg police:
On Saturday Dec. 3, Hattiesburg police arrested David Trigg Jr., of Petal in connection to an ongoing grand larceny investigation. Complete article
Timberrr! 'Walmart Karen' who trashed Texas store orders taser-wielding cop to 'respect' her - then shrieks after being zapped as she topples to the ground 12/17/2022
A Texas woman was tasered after telling a cop in Walmart to 'respect' her
'You're going to respect me whenever I f**king [unintelligible] in this place,' the woman said in the video. 'Yeah, you will'
The male cop told her to 'get down on your knees' and to 'put your hands behind your back,' but the woman ignored it
Moments later, he fires the taser, hitting her between her chest and neck. The woman stands silent for a moment before letting out a small whine and falling
He tasered her another two times on the ground as he pulls her hands back Complete article
A Texas woman was tasered after telling a cop in Walmart to 'respect' her
'You're going to respect me whenever I f**king [unintelligible] in this place,' the woman said in the video. 'Yeah, you will'
The male cop told her to 'get down on your knees' and to 'put your hands behind your back,' but the woman ignored it
Moments later, he fires the taser, hitting her between her chest and neck. The woman stands silent for a moment before letting out a small whine and falling
He tasered her another two times on the ground as he pulls her hands back Complete article
How Walmart self-checkouts have ‘failed customers and cost them money’ as thefts hit an all time high 12/18/2022
WALMART self-checkouts thefts are costing the company millions - meaning customers could soon face massive price hikes and shuttered stores.
They are promoted as a quick and easy way to shop, but self-checkouts may be causing thefts to skyrocket while actually taking longer than cashiers.
This week, Walmart announced that thefts at its stores has reached an all-time high, with many people blaming self-checkouts for the rise.
But despite their issues, the machines are becoming increasingly popular with the big brand supermarkets.
In 2018, just 18 per cent of all grocery shopping was done through self-checkout, but this has risen to 30 per cent last year.
It’s estimated that Walmart loses as much as $3billion a year due to shoplifting, according to Reuters. Complete article
WALMART self-checkouts thefts are costing the company millions - meaning customers could soon face massive price hikes and shuttered stores.
They are promoted as a quick and easy way to shop, but self-checkouts may be causing thefts to skyrocket while actually taking longer than cashiers.
This week, Walmart announced that thefts at its stores has reached an all-time high, with many people blaming self-checkouts for the rise.
But despite their issues, the machines are becoming increasingly popular with the big brand supermarkets.
In 2018, just 18 per cent of all grocery shopping was done through self-checkout, but this has risen to 30 per cent last year.
It’s estimated that Walmart loses as much as $3billion a year due to shoplifting, according to Reuters. Complete article
Marjorie Taylor Greene Angered Dildos Reportedly Sold by Kids' Toothbrushes 12/17/2022
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, accused Walmart on Saturday of selling sex toys next to children's toothbrushes.
The sale of sex toys in large department stores or pharmacies have become conservatives' latest target in their culture crusade. They have said that the sale of these products further "sexualizes" or "grooms" children, with high-profile right-wing politicians and pundits such as Greene or Fox News host Tucker Carlson arguing that they should not be sold in stores such as Walmart, Target or CVS.
Greene tweeted Saturday that several of her constituents are "upset and absolutely horrified" after a Walmart in Dalton, Georgia, placed its sex toy products right next to children's toothbrushes. Complete article
Walmart Responds to Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'Grooming' Accusations 12/21/2022
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Georgia Republican, accused Walmart on Saturday of selling sex toys next to children's toothbrushes.
The sale of sex toys in large department stores or pharmacies have become conservatives' latest target in their culture crusade. They have said that the sale of these products further "sexualizes" or "grooms" children, with high-profile right-wing politicians and pundits such as Greene or Fox News host Tucker Carlson arguing that they should not be sold in stores such as Walmart, Target or CVS.
Greene tweeted Saturday that several of her constituents are "upset and absolutely horrified" after a Walmart in Dalton, Georgia, placed its sex toy products right next to children's toothbrushes. Complete article
Walmart Responds to Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'Grooming' Accusations 12/21/2022
Bend Oregon police arrest 3 Warm Springs residents in Walmart shoplifting; over $2,500 in merchandise recovered 12/14/2022
Decatur Alabama Police seek public’s assistance in locating individuals linked to Walmart thefts 12/14/2022
State Police Seek Identity Of Theft Suspects At California Md. Walmart 12/15/2022
Four arrested in Hazle Township Pa. Walmart thefts 12/16/2022
Chula Vista Ca. Police Officer Shoots, Kills Man Suspected of Attacking Woman Outside Walmart: Investigators 12/19/2022
A police officer shot and killed a man suspected of hitting a woman at a Walmart in Chula Vista Sunday night, according to investigators.
Chula Vista police said its officers were originally called around 8:20 p.m. to the Walmart at at 1150 Broadway for a a report of a man attacking and beating up a woman.
During the response, a 32-year-old man was shot by a five-year veteran canine officer with the CVPD and died at the scene, according to San Diego police, which is investigating the officer-involved shooting per an agreement to prevent law enforcement agencies from conducting their own investigations. Complete article
Name released of officer who fatally shot man at Walmart 12/22/2022
A police officer shot and killed a man suspected of hitting a woman at a Walmart in Chula Vista Sunday night, according to investigators.
Chula Vista police said its officers were originally called around 8:20 p.m. to the Walmart at at 1150 Broadway for a a report of a man attacking and beating up a woman.
During the response, a 32-year-old man was shot by a five-year veteran canine officer with the CVPD and died at the scene, according to San Diego police, which is investigating the officer-involved shooting per an agreement to prevent law enforcement agencies from conducting their own investigations. Complete article
Name released of officer who fatally shot man at Walmart 12/22/2022
State sides with Thomaston Maine in Walmart tax appeal 12/16/2022
THOMASTON — The state gave Thomaston an early Christmas present by denying an appeal by Walmart for a massive reduction in the valuation of its supercenter.
The Maine Board of Property Tax Review rejected the appeal that would have cost the town $164,000 annually if successful, Thomaston attorney Paul Gibbons said Friday.
Walmart is the town’s second largest taxpayer, behind Dragon Products. The Thomaston Walmart store opened in October 2013, relocating from Rockland. Complete article
THOMASTON — The state gave Thomaston an early Christmas present by denying an appeal by Walmart for a massive reduction in the valuation of its supercenter.
The Maine Board of Property Tax Review rejected the appeal that would have cost the town $164,000 annually if successful, Thomaston attorney Paul Gibbons said Friday.
Walmart is the town’s second largest taxpayer, behind Dragon Products. The Thomaston Walmart store opened in October 2013, relocating from Rockland. Complete article
Millions of Americans can now order Walmart drone deliveries 12/16/2022
Walmart's drone delivery service is now available in the Tampa, Orlando, Phoenix and Dallas areas, the company announced Thursday.
Why it matters: Close-range drone shipping was seen as a pie-in-the-sky concept just a few years ago. Now it's reality for the millions of Americans in range of a participating store.
How it works: Shoppers near one of Walmart's planned 34 drone sites can order up to 10 lbs. of eligible goods for aerial delivery within 30 minutes. Complete article
Walmart's drone delivery service is now available in the Tampa, Orlando, Phoenix and Dallas areas, the company announced Thursday.
Why it matters: Close-range drone shipping was seen as a pie-in-the-sky concept just a few years ago. Now it's reality for the millions of Americans in range of a participating store.
How it works: Shoppers near one of Walmart's planned 34 drone sites can order up to 10 lbs. of eligible goods for aerial delivery within 30 minutes. Complete article
Temp workers rely on public health care more than Amazon, Walmart employees, study says 12/15/2022
Oswego NY Walmart evacuated after employee received bomb threat Sunday night 12/19/2022
Oswego NY Police Charge Juvenile With Terrorist Threat Against Walmart 12/20/2022
14-year-old charged after threatening to bomb Martinsville Va. Walmart, authorities say 12/20/2022
Update: Walmart Could Close More Stores Next Year 12/18/2022
Woman says she was shot in Hallettsville Tx. Walmart parking lot 12/19/2022
A woman who sought treatment for a gunshot wound at the Lavaca Medical Center said she was shot outside the Walmart in Hallettsville Monday afternoon.
At 1:50 p.m., Hallettsville police were dispatched to the medical center regarding the gunshot wound victim, a Hallettsville Police Department Facebook post said.
The woman told police she was shot in the parking lot of the Walmart, 1506 N. Texana St., next to the medical center.
Police searched the Walmart parking lot but found no evidence of the incident nor any threat to the public. Complete article
Police confirm Woman shot in Hallettsville Walmart parking lot 12/26/2022
A woman who sought treatment for a gunshot wound at the Lavaca Medical Center said she was shot outside the Walmart in Hallettsville Monday afternoon.
At 1:50 p.m., Hallettsville police were dispatched to the medical center regarding the gunshot wound victim, a Hallettsville Police Department Facebook post said.
The woman told police she was shot in the parking lot of the Walmart, 1506 N. Texana St., next to the medical center.
Police searched the Walmart parking lot but found no evidence of the incident nor any threat to the public. Complete article
Police confirm Woman shot in Hallettsville Walmart parking lot 12/26/2022
Fight at New Orleans La. Walmart prompts evacuation, large police presence 12/19/2022
The incident sent shoppers running for the exits fearing a shooting that police confirm did not happen.
NEW ORLEANS — Shoppers at the Walmart in New Orleans East experienced a frightening moment Monday when a fight broke out and drew a heavy police presence to the store.
There were reports on social media from shoppers saying they started running after hearing reports of shots being fired, however, the NOPD confirms that not to be true and they are investigating a fight. Complete article
The incident sent shoppers running for the exits fearing a shooting that police confirm did not happen.
NEW ORLEANS — Shoppers at the Walmart in New Orleans East experienced a frightening moment Monday when a fight broke out and drew a heavy police presence to the store.
There were reports on social media from shoppers saying they started running after hearing reports of shots being fired, however, the NOPD confirms that not to be true and they are investigating a fight. Complete article
No evidence of active shooter at Lakeshore Walmart, Homewood Alabama police say 12/19/2022
Homewood police have found no evidence of an active shooter at the Walmart on Lakeshore Parkway after investigating a report of a person with a weapon inside the store Monday afternoon.
Officers were dispatched to the Walmart around 4 p.m. following a report of a person with a gun. They then set up a perimeter around the Walmart as the store evacuated employees and customers in accordance with the store’s emergency protocols.
“The preliminary search of the store has revealed no active threat at this time and no suspect has been locate,” police said. Complete article
Homewood police have found no evidence of an active shooter at the Walmart on Lakeshore Parkway after investigating a report of a person with a weapon inside the store Monday afternoon.
Officers were dispatched to the Walmart around 4 p.m. following a report of a person with a gun. They then set up a perimeter around the Walmart as the store evacuated employees and customers in accordance with the store’s emergency protocols.
“The preliminary search of the store has revealed no active threat at this time and no suspect has been locate,” police said. Complete article
Police: Man hit cars, officers at Iowa Walmart 12/19/2022
A man is behind bars after leading West Burlington police on a high-speed chase around town last night following a theft at Walmart.
On December 18 at about 6:13 p.m., officers were called to the Walmart on W. Agency Road for a report of a theft in progress. Officers spoke with Walmart Asset Protection about a man who was concealing items.
Officers observed live video and identified the man as Jesse Joseph Dodge. Officers knew Dodge had a warrant for his arrest, and the warrant was confirmed with Dispatch. Complete article
A man is behind bars after leading West Burlington police on a high-speed chase around town last night following a theft at Walmart.
On December 18 at about 6:13 p.m., officers were called to the Walmart on W. Agency Road for a report of a theft in progress. Officers spoke with Walmart Asset Protection about a man who was concealing items.
Officers observed live video and identified the man as Jesse Joseph Dodge. Officers knew Dodge had a warrant for his arrest, and the warrant was confirmed with Dispatch. Complete article
Off-duty Miami-Dade Fla. cop witnessed man drop baby at Walmart, police say 12/20/2022
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – A man is facing a child abuse charge after police accused him of dropping a baby at a northwest Miami-Dade Walmart Monday afternoon.
Miami-Dade police announced the arrest of 31-year-old Patrick Abbott, who lives on the streets of Miami, on Tuesday morning.
According to an arrest report, just after 4 p.m., customers at the Walmart at 3200 NW 79th St., in the county’s Gladeview area, witnessed Abbott drop the 4-month-old baby girl to the ground and reported it to an off-duty Miami-Dade police officer who was working a detail at the store. Complete article
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – A man is facing a child abuse charge after police accused him of dropping a baby at a northwest Miami-Dade Walmart Monday afternoon.
Miami-Dade police announced the arrest of 31-year-old Patrick Abbott, who lives on the streets of Miami, on Tuesday morning.
According to an arrest report, just after 4 p.m., customers at the Walmart at 3200 NW 79th St., in the county’s Gladeview area, witnessed Abbott drop the 4-month-old baby girl to the ground and reported it to an off-duty Miami-Dade police officer who was working a detail at the store. Complete article
As Walmart CEO warns of crime wave's impact on retail, reports show how thieves brazenly rip off stores 12/19/2022
Businesses across the country have been battered by crime this year, including retail behemoth Walmart. As shoppers flock to stores this holiday season, even Walmart’s CEO warned this month that the uptick in crimes need to end or consumers could see higher prices and even stores shutting down.
"Theft is an issue. It’s higher than what it has historically been," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon told CNBC’s "Squawk Box" earlier this month. He added that if the crime wave is not halted soon and if prosecutors don't bring charges against shoplifters, "prices will be higher, and/or stores will close."
Crime has weighed heavily on retailers across the country this year, ballooning to a $100 billion problem, the National Retail Federation reported earlier this year. Walmart competitor Target reported this year that shoplifting incidents have increased 50% year over year, causing $400 million in losses. Complete article
Businesses across the country have been battered by crime this year, including retail behemoth Walmart. As shoppers flock to stores this holiday season, even Walmart’s CEO warned this month that the uptick in crimes need to end or consumers could see higher prices and even stores shutting down.
"Theft is an issue. It’s higher than what it has historically been," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon told CNBC’s "Squawk Box" earlier this month. He added that if the crime wave is not halted soon and if prosecutors don't bring charges against shoplifters, "prices will be higher, and/or stores will close."
Crime has weighed heavily on retailers across the country this year, ballooning to a $100 billion problem, the National Retail Federation reported earlier this year. Walmart competitor Target reported this year that shoplifting incidents have increased 50% year over year, causing $400 million in losses. Complete article
Recall issued for frozen chicken entrees sold at Walmart in 29 states 12/20/2022
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – A recall has been issued for InnovAsian frozen chicken entrees sold at Walmart due to a mislabeling issue.
InnovAsian Cuisine Enterprises, Inc. is recalling frozen, ready-to-eat Crispy Chicken with Almonds because it may contain shrimp that was not listed on the product label, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced.
The recalled item was sold exclusively at Walmart, InnovAsian confirmed. The retailer issued a full list of locations where it was sold, encompassing 29 states. Complete article
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – A recall has been issued for InnovAsian frozen chicken entrees sold at Walmart due to a mislabeling issue.
InnovAsian Cuisine Enterprises, Inc. is recalling frozen, ready-to-eat Crispy Chicken with Almonds because it may contain shrimp that was not listed on the product label, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced.
The recalled item was sold exclusively at Walmart, InnovAsian confirmed. The retailer issued a full list of locations where it was sold, encompassing 29 states. Complete article
Pittsfield Mich. police searching for man who exposed himself to woman in Walmart 12/19/2022
Previously convicted murderer sentenced for stabbing person in New Smyrna Beach Fla. Walmart in May 2022 12/20/2022
Police searching for suspects in a LaGrange Ga. Walmart theft 12/19/2022
Vermont Jan. Walmart hit and run case heading for February jury trial 12/19/2022
Valdosta man arrested for shoplifting from Ga. Walmart 12/19/2022
Pedestrian hit, killed near Clinton Mississippi Walmart 12/21/2022
CLINTON, Miss. (WJTV) – Clinton police are investigating after a 68-year-old man was hit and killed by a vehicle.
The incident happened near the Walmart on Highway 80 just after 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 20.
According to police, a 2008 silver Ford Focus was traveling west on the highway when it hit Donald Brumfield, of Clinton, while he was trying to cross the highway on foot. Brumfield died at the scene. Complete article
CLINTON, Miss. (WJTV) – Clinton police are investigating after a 68-year-old man was hit and killed by a vehicle.
The incident happened near the Walmart on Highway 80 just after 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 20.
According to police, a 2008 silver Ford Focus was traveling west on the highway when it hit Donald Brumfield, of Clinton, while he was trying to cross the highway on foot. Brumfield died at the scene. Complete article
DeKalb Ga. detention officer fired and arrested for stealing from Walmart 12/20/2022
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — A detention officer at the DeKalb Jail was fired on the job after he was arrested on shoplifting charges by the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office.
According to the office, the 38-year-old, from Lawrenceville, Georgia, was stealing merchandise from a Walmart store in Gwinnett County "on several occasions." He was taken into custody at the DeKalb Sheriff's Office before being transported to the Gwinnett County Jail.
The former detention officer faces four counts of theft by shoplifting and was ultimately fired from the office for violation of the law. The 38-year-old had been working as a detention officer at the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office since March 2022. Complete article
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — A detention officer at the DeKalb Jail was fired on the job after he was arrested on shoplifting charges by the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office.
According to the office, the 38-year-old, from Lawrenceville, Georgia, was stealing merchandise from a Walmart store in Gwinnett County "on several occasions." He was taken into custody at the DeKalb Sheriff's Office before being transported to the Gwinnett County Jail.
The former detention officer faces four counts of theft by shoplifting and was ultimately fired from the office for violation of the law. The 38-year-old had been working as a detention officer at the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office since March 2022. Complete article
Walmart's plastic bag ban leaves some customers saddled with mounds of reusable bags 12/19/2022
When Walmart banned single-use plastic checkout bags in April, customer Larry Grant applauded the move — until he found himself drowning in reusable bags.
Each week, Grant orders Walmart groceries for pickup at a depot near his home in Toronto. Due to the plastic bag ban, the retailer now packs his items in reusable bags — new ones for each order.
Grant estimates he has acquired about 300 over the past six months.
"It's a bit crazy," he said, pointing to a large pile of blue Walmart bags stuffed in the trunk of his car. "In a month, I can be accumulating anywhere from 40 to 50." Complete article
When Walmart banned single-use plastic checkout bags in April, customer Larry Grant applauded the move — until he found himself drowning in reusable bags.
Each week, Grant orders Walmart groceries for pickup at a depot near his home in Toronto. Due to the plastic bag ban, the retailer now packs his items in reusable bags — new ones for each order.
Grant estimates he has acquired about 300 over the past six months.
"It's a bit crazy," he said, pointing to a large pile of blue Walmart bags stuffed in the trunk of his car. "In a month, I can be accumulating anywhere from 40 to 50." Complete article
Hale Charged in Burglary and Theft at Tenn. Wal-Mart 12/19/2022
Suspect nabbed after selling stolen iPhone for $26 at kiosk at Fla. Walmart 12/20/2022
Last defendant in Mich. Walmart electronics theft scheme sentenced to 12 years 12/20/2022 “Brazen is exactly the way to describe what happened. People just piling up electronic equipment and walking out the front door, with the goal of going back in to ‘return’ the product,” Jonker said in a statement Tuesday. ". . . Stealing money without violence is still theft, it’s still serious, and it’s still something that people need to be accountable for.”
Texas woman switched Versace perfume price tags to $2.98 at Walmart, police say 12/21/2022
Man arrested for shoplifting and criminal trespass at Martin Tenn. Walmart 12/20/2022
Water line break forces Bardstown Ky. Walmart store to temporarily close 12/21/2022
‘Substantial amount’ of meth found during Walmart theft in Blair County, Pa. police say 12/20/2022
Mississippi Walmart hostage situation ends with suspect shot dead by police 12/22/2022
Police in Mississippi on Wednesday said they shot and killed the suspect in a Walmart hostage situation, part of which was captured on video.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation told media that officers were involved in a hostage crisis at a Walmart in Richland on Wednesday evening.
Law enforcement reportedly shot and killed the suspect in the incident. No other injuries were reported.
Apparent footage of the crisis was circulating on social media on Thursday. Complete article
Police in Mississippi on Wednesday said they shot and killed the suspect in a Walmart hostage situation, part of which was captured on video.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation told media that officers were involved in a hostage crisis at a Walmart in Richland on Wednesday evening.
Law enforcement reportedly shot and killed the suspect in the incident. No other injuries were reported.
Apparent footage of the crisis was circulating on social media on Thursday. Complete article
Man robs Tx. Walmart Neighborhood Market at gunpoint; Crime Stoppers needs help identifying him 12/22/2022 Reported two and a half weeks later.
SAN ANTONIO – Crime Stoppers is asking the public for help in identifying a man wanted for robbing a Walmart Neighborhood Market on the West Side at gunpoint.
According to San Antonio police, the robbery happened at around 9:55 a.m. on Dec. 4 in the 9500 block of West Military Drive.
A 57-year-old woman was described by police as the victim, but it’s unclear whether she was an employee or a customer. Complete article
SAN ANTONIO – Crime Stoppers is asking the public for help in identifying a man wanted for robbing a Walmart Neighborhood Market on the West Side at gunpoint.
According to San Antonio police, the robbery happened at around 9:55 a.m. on Dec. 4 in the 9500 block of West Military Drive.
A 57-year-old woman was described by police as the victim, but it’s unclear whether she was an employee or a customer. Complete article
Steak, Cheetos and liquor: Armed man arrested for Walmart theft 12/21/2022
DULUTH, Ga. - Duluth police were called to search for a suspect wanted for stealing several items from a local Walmart, then pulling a knife on employees who tried to stop him from leaving the store.
The man was caught on surveillance concealing a ribeye steak, Cheetos, and a Twisted Tea.
In the video, you can see him push one of the employees, then pull out a knife to threaten them.
The staff backed down and called the Duluth Police Department to intervene. Complete article
DULUTH, Ga. - Duluth police were called to search for a suspect wanted for stealing several items from a local Walmart, then pulling a knife on employees who tried to stop him from leaving the store.
The man was caught on surveillance concealing a ribeye steak, Cheetos, and a Twisted Tea.
In the video, you can see him push one of the employees, then pull out a knife to threaten them.
The staff backed down and called the Duluth Police Department to intervene. Complete article
What does 'Code Blue' in Walmart signify and how to react if you ever hear it? 12/21/2022 Bomb threat
Announcements in Walmart stores are usually not worth the concern of a customer. But when strange messages come out from the loudspeaker, it can be unnerving. Sometimes, the messages can indicate serious issues that require immediate attention.
Mashed, a popular magazine, revealed that Walmart has several such coded announcements with numbers, colors, and phrases, to convey information and alert its staff. They then take necessary action depending on what emergency the code signifies.
Walmart uses codes instead of revealing the emergency plainly not to create panic among customers, as it could worsen the already dire situation by creating mayhem and undermining the pre-planned strategies meant to tackle the crisis.
One such word is ‘Code Blue’.
A Redditor shared an experience where they heard ‘Code Blue’ being announced through the speaker. It was revealed that those words had the staff shut all the main doors, and the customers were held inside till the bomb squad showed up and cleared the issue.
Another Redditor shared their experience where ‘Code Blue’ was called because a backpack was left in the parking lot. The authorities then arrived and confirmed it was safe.
Other secret codes include ‘Code Brown’ for a violent threat nearby, ‘Code Red’ signifies a fire, and ‘Code Green’ indicates a hostage condition.
The most famous of all the Walmart codes is ‘Code Adam’, which came into existence after Adam Walsh, John Walsh’s son, was kidnapped from a Sears department store. ‘Code Adam’ signals a child's missing and requires the staff to put aside all their work till the child is found. Complete article
Announcements in Walmart stores are usually not worth the concern of a customer. But when strange messages come out from the loudspeaker, it can be unnerving. Sometimes, the messages can indicate serious issues that require immediate attention.
Mashed, a popular magazine, revealed that Walmart has several such coded announcements with numbers, colors, and phrases, to convey information and alert its staff. They then take necessary action depending on what emergency the code signifies.
Walmart uses codes instead of revealing the emergency plainly not to create panic among customers, as it could worsen the already dire situation by creating mayhem and undermining the pre-planned strategies meant to tackle the crisis.
One such word is ‘Code Blue’.
A Redditor shared an experience where they heard ‘Code Blue’ being announced through the speaker. It was revealed that those words had the staff shut all the main doors, and the customers were held inside till the bomb squad showed up and cleared the issue.
Another Redditor shared their experience where ‘Code Blue’ was called because a backpack was left in the parking lot. The authorities then arrived and confirmed it was safe.
Other secret codes include ‘Code Brown’ for a violent threat nearby, ‘Code Red’ signifies a fire, and ‘Code Green’ indicates a hostage condition.
The most famous of all the Walmart codes is ‘Code Adam’, which came into existence after Adam Walsh, John Walsh’s son, was kidnapped from a Sears department store. ‘Code Adam’ signals a child's missing and requires the staff to put aside all their work till the child is found. Complete article
Chesapeake Va. Walmart employee files lawsuit after finding bullet holes in jacket following mass shooting 12/22/2022
Bomb squad and K-9 deputies respond to 'suspicious' item left at Greenville SC Walmart 12/22/2022
Two alleged suspects wanted for stealing debit card from vehicle to buy gift cards at Ga. Walmart 12/22/2022
Three sentenced in Aug. 2021 shooting at Hadley Mass. Walmart 12/21/2022
OPD identifies suspect in Tx. Walmart theft 12/22/2022
Gas smell closes Walmart in Thomaston Maine 12/22/2022
Two male suspects steal over $750 worth of baby products from Ill. Walmart 12/21/2022
Which is Safer: Overnighting at Walmart or a Rest Area? 12/22/2022
Body Found In Running SUV At Spfd. Tenn. Walmart, Medical-Related: Officials 12/22/2022
SPRINGFIELD TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – A deceased man was found in a vehicle in the parking lot of the Springfield Walmart Thursday evening, officials are calling it a medical situation. The first call came into 911 at 3:53 pm.
The individual was described as a male in his 70s. He was found unresponsive with the vehicle running and the heat on. Springfield Firefighters broke a window to access the man who appeared to have been deceased for some hours.
According to Robertson County EMS, no injuries or unusual findings were noted and the gentleman’s passing is believed to be a medical-related death. The body was transported to TriStar NorthCrest Medical Center in Springfield. Complete article
Grandfather Who Died In Walmart Parking Lot Identified, How You Can Help The Family 12/28/2022
SPRINGFIELD TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – A deceased man was found in a vehicle in the parking lot of the Springfield Walmart Thursday evening, officials are calling it a medical situation. The first call came into 911 at 3:53 pm.
The individual was described as a male in his 70s. He was found unresponsive with the vehicle running and the heat on. Springfield Firefighters broke a window to access the man who appeared to have been deceased for some hours.
According to Robertson County EMS, no injuries or unusual findings were noted and the gentleman’s passing is believed to be a medical-related death. The body was transported to TriStar NorthCrest Medical Center in Springfield. Complete article
Grandfather Who Died In Walmart Parking Lot Identified, How You Can Help The Family 12/28/2022
Walmart Is Under Fire After a Report Alleged High Levels of Arsenic and Lead in Its Spices 12/22/2022
After a report alleged that there were high levels of arsenic, lead, and cadmium in some Walmart spices, the retailer is facing a new lawsuit. Read on to learn more about this legal battle.
On June 24, plaintiffs Susan Gagetta and Tracie Gomez filed a class action lawsuit against Walmart in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, claiming that certain Great Value herbs and spices contain heavy metal such as lead, arsenic, and cadmium.
The plaintiffs included Great Value's basil leaves, chili powder, ground cumin, organic ground ginger, and organic paprika in their complaint.
"Heavy Metals in foods pose a serious safety risk to consumers because they can cause cancer and serious and often irreversible damage to brain development as well as other serious health problems," the suit says. Complete article
After a report alleged that there were high levels of arsenic, lead, and cadmium in some Walmart spices, the retailer is facing a new lawsuit. Read on to learn more about this legal battle.
On June 24, plaintiffs Susan Gagetta and Tracie Gomez filed a class action lawsuit against Walmart in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, claiming that certain Great Value herbs and spices contain heavy metal such as lead, arsenic, and cadmium.
The plaintiffs included Great Value's basil leaves, chili powder, ground cumin, organic ground ginger, and organic paprika in their complaint.
"Heavy Metals in foods pose a serious safety risk to consumers because they can cause cancer and serious and often irreversible damage to brain development as well as other serious health problems," the suit says. Complete article
Walmart and Target Have a Big Problem They Don't Want to Fix 12/22/2022
The two giant retailers do something that most shoppers hate that they could easily change.
Retailers and restaurants love to push work off on consumers under the guise that it's somehow better for them. It's like when you order a bagel and a cup of coffee at Panera Bread and you get handled, a blank bagel, frozen butter or cream cheese packets, and an empty coffee cup.
The eatery frames that as allowing you to customize your order. In reality, it's just Panera skimping on labor and making you do things that restaurants usually do for you.
Self-checkout is the same principle. If Target (TGT) - Get Free Report or Walmart WMT offers a few stations where people in a hurry can opt to check themselves out, that's very different than replacing your cashiers with automated checkout stations. That's not about convenience, it's about saving money.
Theft Is a Symptom, Not the Real Self-Checkout Problem
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon recently gave an interview where he blamed self-checkout for an increase in "shrink," which is retail code for theft. Realistically, tighter economic times likely also have lead to increased shoplifting but self-checkout practically begs customers to steal. It's very easy to not scan an item (on purpose or by accident) and customers who are strapped for cash could easily be tempted to help themselves to a few items. Complete article
The two giant retailers do something that most shoppers hate that they could easily change.
Retailers and restaurants love to push work off on consumers under the guise that it's somehow better for them. It's like when you order a bagel and a cup of coffee at Panera Bread and you get handled, a blank bagel, frozen butter or cream cheese packets, and an empty coffee cup.
The eatery frames that as allowing you to customize your order. In reality, it's just Panera skimping on labor and making you do things that restaurants usually do for you.
Self-checkout is the same principle. If Target (TGT) - Get Free Report or Walmart WMT offers a few stations where people in a hurry can opt to check themselves out, that's very different than replacing your cashiers with automated checkout stations. That's not about convenience, it's about saving money.
Theft Is a Symptom, Not the Real Self-Checkout Problem
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon recently gave an interview where he blamed self-checkout for an increase in "shrink," which is retail code for theft. Realistically, tighter economic times likely also have lead to increased shoplifting but self-checkout practically begs customers to steal. It's very easy to not scan an item (on purpose or by accident) and customers who are strapped for cash could easily be tempted to help themselves to a few items. Complete article
‘I literally cannot make this sh*t up’: Walmart employee delivers customer’s Barbie doll in the middle of the woods 12/22/2022
It is not uncommon for customers to open their doors and find nothing there after receiving a notification that their online order was delivered. Often, the order is simply at a neighbor’s door. However, one woman on TikTok went viral for sharing the unusual location her order was dropped off.
TikTok user Em (@em.kay27) made a series of videos hunting down a Barbie doll she ordered from Walmart. The employee who delivered the item took a photo of where it was dropped off; however, the photo showed a sliver of the two miles of woods leading to Em’s house.
“That bag with one item, one Barbie doll, could be anywhere on my road,” she explains in the video. “So here I am driving up and down my road trying to match [the] picture to the scenery to see where this package … may be.” Complete article
It is not uncommon for customers to open their doors and find nothing there after receiving a notification that their online order was delivered. Often, the order is simply at a neighbor’s door. However, one woman on TikTok went viral for sharing the unusual location her order was dropped off.
TikTok user Em (@em.kay27) made a series of videos hunting down a Barbie doll she ordered from Walmart. The employee who delivered the item took a photo of where it was dropped off; however, the photo showed a sliver of the two miles of woods leading to Em’s house.
“That bag with one item, one Barbie doll, could be anywhere on my road,” she explains in the video. “So here I am driving up and down my road trying to match [the] picture to the scenery to see where this package … may be.” Complete article
Benton Harbor Mich. man sentenced in nationwide wire fraud targeting Walmart 12/21/2022 Six sentanced total ranging from one and a half years to five years, for organized theft of more than a 275 million dollars.
ID theft at Speedway, Walmart in Menomonee Falls Wisc. 12/21/2022
UPD identifies suspects in theft at North Utica NY Walmart with public's help 12/21/2022
Walmart in Henrietta NY reopens after investigation into threat involving 'suspicious device' 12/21/2022
Walmart, CVS, Albertsons reach $189M settlement with New Mexico over opioid claims 12/22/2022
Rapid City SD PD responds to gunfire call near north Walmart, 1 person arrested 12/23/2022
One man has been arrested after Rapid City police responded to a gunfire call near the Walmart on North Lacrosse Street Friday night.
According to Rapid City Police Department spokesperson Brendyn Medina, a report came in to police dispatch of a man firing a gun from a vehicle near the 1200 block of North Lacrosse Street. Medina said officers were able to obtain good information from several reporting parties about the suspect's description and location.
Officers quickly converged on the area and were able to safely detain the individual prior to him entering the store. Store employees worked to secure the store prior to the suspect's potential entry, Medina said.
Video on social media shows several RCPD officers pointing weapons at the suspect just outside of the store's entry. The suspect, identified as 32-year-old Gerald King, was reported to be intoxicated. Complete article
One man has been arrested after Rapid City police responded to a gunfire call near the Walmart on North Lacrosse Street Friday night.
According to Rapid City Police Department spokesperson Brendyn Medina, a report came in to police dispatch of a man firing a gun from a vehicle near the 1200 block of North Lacrosse Street. Medina said officers were able to obtain good information from several reporting parties about the suspect's description and location.
Officers quickly converged on the area and were able to safely detain the individual prior to him entering the store. Store employees worked to secure the store prior to the suspect's potential entry, Medina said.
Video on social media shows several RCPD officers pointing weapons at the suspect just outside of the store's entry. The suspect, identified as 32-year-old Gerald King, was reported to be intoxicated. Complete article
Man arrested, charged with stabbing another man in Utah Walmart parking lot 12/23/2022
WASHINGTON — A fight in a Walmart parking lot on Sunday over texts sent to a woman left a Walmart employee with stab wounds and another man with criminal charges.
Christopher Michael Helmbrecht, 22, was charged on Monday with aggravated assault, a second-degree felony; and possession of a deadly weapon with intent to assault, a class A misdemeanor.
The incident happened at the Walmart at 625 W. Telegraph Street in Washington, Washington County, around 1:00 p.m. Charging documents said Helmbrecht admitted he stabbed another man in the back.
When police arrived, responding to a "possible family fight," they found a victim with several stab wounds that were bleeding but "not deep" and were told a white Chevy truck had left the scene. Complete article
WASHINGTON — A fight in a Walmart parking lot on Sunday over texts sent to a woman left a Walmart employee with stab wounds and another man with criminal charges.
Christopher Michael Helmbrecht, 22, was charged on Monday with aggravated assault, a second-degree felony; and possession of a deadly weapon with intent to assault, a class A misdemeanor.
The incident happened at the Walmart at 625 W. Telegraph Street in Washington, Washington County, around 1:00 p.m. Charging documents said Helmbrecht admitted he stabbed another man in the back.
When police arrived, responding to a "possible family fight," they found a victim with several stab wounds that were bleeding but "not deep" and were told a white Chevy truck had left the scene. Complete article
4 People Charged With Theft At Walmart - And Other Collegedale Tenn. Police Calls 12/23/2022
Police Searching for Pa. Walmart Underwear Bandit 12/23/2022
APSO: Over $1K in clothing, electronics stolen from Prairieville Walmart 12/20/2022
Two arrested in Hazle Twp. Pa. Walmart thefts 12/23/2022 State troopers say during an investigation it was learned, a 38-year-old woman, under rang 20 food items, totaling $145.92.
At least one injured in shooting at a southern Colorado Walmart 12/24/2022
ALAMOSA, Colo. (KKTV) - At least one man was injured after a shooting at a southern Colorado Walmart. This happened Saturday afternoon in Alamosa.
Police there say they were called to the Walmart for a possible shooting. When they arrived, they say they initially didn’t find any victims; however, they say the San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center called, saying someone who was stabbed was taken to the emergency room.
Alamosa police say the man who was reportedly stabbed was involved in the shooting in the parking lot of the Walmart. They say they believe an altercation took place there, where shots were fired. Complete article
ALAMOSA, Colo. (KKTV) - At least one man was injured after a shooting at a southern Colorado Walmart. This happened Saturday afternoon in Alamosa.
Police there say they were called to the Walmart for a possible shooting. When they arrived, they say they initially didn’t find any victims; however, they say the San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center called, saying someone who was stabbed was taken to the emergency room.
Alamosa police say the man who was reportedly stabbed was involved in the shooting in the parking lot of the Walmart. They say they believe an altercation took place there, where shots were fired. Complete article
Man sets fire to La. Walmart paint aisle on Christmas Eve, police search for suspect 12/24/2022
Officials say there were around 500 customers and employees inside the store at the time. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
HAMMOND, La. — The Louisiana Fire Marshal's Office is searching for the man who started a fire in the paint aisle of a Walmart store in Hammond.
According to the Fire Marshal's Office, the man seen in the photos above started a fire inside the Walmart on W. Thomas Street around 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve.
"The fire was contained to the paint aisle of the store thanks to quick-acting employees and customers who utilized fire extinguishers to put out the blaze," a statement from the Fire Marshal's office said. Complete article
Man suspected of setting fire to La. Walmart paint aisle on Christmas Eve arrested by police 12/27/2022
Officials say there were around 500 customers and employees inside the store at the time. Thankfully, no one was hurt.
HAMMOND, La. — The Louisiana Fire Marshal's Office is searching for the man who started a fire in the paint aisle of a Walmart store in Hammond.
According to the Fire Marshal's Office, the man seen in the photos above started a fire inside the Walmart on W. Thomas Street around 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve.
"The fire was contained to the paint aisle of the store thanks to quick-acting employees and customers who utilized fire extinguishers to put out the blaze," a statement from the Fire Marshal's office said. Complete article
Man suspected of setting fire to La. Walmart paint aisle on Christmas Eve arrested by police 12/27/2022
Car on fire near Walmart parking lot in Cross Lanes, West Virginia 12/24/2022
CROSS LANES, WV (WOWK) — Metro 911 says a car is on fire near the Walmart parking lot in Cross Lanes, West Virginia.
According to dispatchers, responders just arrived on the scene. Calls started coming into Metro Communications around 2:20 p.m. Complete article
CROSS LANES, WV (WOWK) — Metro 911 says a car is on fire near the Walmart parking lot in Cross Lanes, West Virginia.
According to dispatchers, responders just arrived on the scene. Calls started coming into Metro Communications around 2:20 p.m. Complete article
Police investigate reported robbery near Tx. Walmart parking lot 12/25/2022
Jasper Police are investigating a robbery which was reported to have occurred on Sunday afternoon near the parking lot of the Walmart Store on West Gibson Street.
Officers were called to the location shortly after 3:00, when a man reported that he had been forced to hand over cash to a man who threatened him with a knife as he walked between Walmart and the Lowe's Home Improvement Store.
Police later said no injuries resulted from the incident and they were still trying to sort out the details. Complete article
Jasper Police are investigating a robbery which was reported to have occurred on Sunday afternoon near the parking lot of the Walmart Store on West Gibson Street.
Officers were called to the location shortly after 3:00, when a man reported that he had been forced to hand over cash to a man who threatened him with a knife as he walked between Walmart and the Lowe's Home Improvement Store.
Police later said no injuries resulted from the incident and they were still trying to sort out the details. Complete article
McAllen Tx. PD: Duo tried to steal flan, jeans and more at Walmart with fake price tags 12/24/2022
Prolific NY Walmart thief sentenced to prison 12/24/2022
Christmas surprise: 100 Chicago Ill. families affected by gun violence receive $100 Walmart gift cards 12/24/2022
Ontario Canada Walmart turns into ‘hotel’ as storm-stranded shoppers get stuck for the night 12/24/2022
Pole Down on Caldor Road Framingham Mass. Closes Walmart 12/23/2022
Crest Hill man faces felony charges, accused of touching woman’s belly at Joliet Ill. Walmart 12/25/2022
Suspect in Porter Tx. Walmart break-in pulls machete on Montgomery County constable 12/27/2022
A man suspected in a Walmart break-in was subdued with a stun gun after allegedly pulling a machete on Montgomery County Precinct 4 Constable Kenneth "Rowdy" Hayden.
The manager of a Porter Walmart spotted the man inside the store after being notified of an electrical failure in the grocery section on Sunday, according to a report from the Montgomery County Police Reporter.
The store was closed for Christmas Day.
Four grocery baskets were found with merchandise including electronics, a guitar, clothing and groceries, the report continues.
After Hayden responded to the break-in, he chased the man through the store, where the man allegedly pulled a machete and was hit with a stun gun. Complete article
A man suspected in a Walmart break-in was subdued with a stun gun after allegedly pulling a machete on Montgomery County Precinct 4 Constable Kenneth "Rowdy" Hayden.
The manager of a Porter Walmart spotted the man inside the store after being notified of an electrical failure in the grocery section on Sunday, according to a report from the Montgomery County Police Reporter.
The store was closed for Christmas Day.
Four grocery baskets were found with merchandise including electronics, a guitar, clothing and groceries, the report continues.
After Hayden responded to the break-in, he chased the man through the store, where the man allegedly pulled a machete and was hit with a stun gun. Complete article
Police: Man stole from Norwalk Conn. Walmart, pulled knife on loss prevention officer on Christmas Eve 12/27/2022
A man is accused of stealing from a Norwalk Walmart and threatening an employee with a knife on Christmas Eve, police say.
The incident happened at the Main Avenue Walmart Saturday night.
Police say the man walked out with the items without paying.
When approached by a loss prevention officer, police say he then pulled the knife before running off. Complete article
A man is accused of stealing from a Norwalk Walmart and threatening an employee with a knife on Christmas Eve, police say.
The incident happened at the Main Avenue Walmart Saturday night.
Police say the man walked out with the items without paying.
When approached by a loss prevention officer, police say he then pulled the knife before running off. Complete article
Man breaks customer's windshield after fight at Cumberland County Pa. Walmart 12/26/2022
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Carlisle Police say a man is still free after allegedly bashing in a Walmart customer's windshield after he had gotten into a fight with them.
Officials say the man pictured had caused a commotion at a Walmart at around 7:50 p.m. on Dec. 22, after getting into an altercation with another Walmart patron.
Authorities believe the man then smashed a car's rear windshield after the scuffle. Complete article
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Carlisle Police say a man is still free after allegedly bashing in a Walmart customer's windshield after he had gotten into a fight with them.
Officials say the man pictured had caused a commotion at a Walmart at around 7:50 p.m. on Dec. 22, after getting into an altercation with another Walmart patron.
Authorities believe the man then smashed a car's rear windshield after the scuffle. Complete article
2 accused of stealing more than $2K from Ohio Walmart on Black Friday 12/26/2022
Missing boy spotted at Queen Creek Ariz. Walmart; parents arrested 12/24/2022
Bomb threat search at Rio Rancho NM Walmart ends 12/26/2022
Two People Arrested Following Separate Thefts from Manitowoc Wisc. Walmart 12/27/2022
On Dec. 12, Deputy Jo Redford was dispatched to Ga. Walmart after a woman was apprehended after she loaded almost $1,000 worth of merchandise into a cart and tried to leave without paying. 12/27/2022
Alleged Pa. Walmart thief foiled by observant theft prevention officers 12/26/2022
Alabama Walmart shooting: 2 injured in self-checkout line, Mobile police say 12/27/2022
Two people were injured Tuesday night in a shooting at a Walmart self-checkout line, Mobile police told reporters at the scene.
Chief Paul Prine said a male and a female were taken to a hospital after they were injured in a shooting that he said stemmed from an altercation between two groups, WKRG reported.
The shooting at about 8:30 p.m. prompted a lockdown at the store, located off I-65 near Dauphin Street, and is now closed for the night, WPMI reported. Complete article
Mobile police provide update on Tuesday night Walmart shooting 12/28/2022 One person from each group exchanged gunfire.
Witness to Mobile Walmart shooting says he heard 20-30 shots fired 12/28/2022
Mobile police identify 3 suspects sought in shooting at Walmart self-checkout line that wounded 2 12/30/2022
One of three suspects in Walmart shooting arrested by Mobile Police 12/30/2022
Gang violence played role in Mobile New Year’s Eve, Walmart Dec. 27 shootings, police chief says 01/02/2023
Two people were injured Tuesday night in a shooting at a Walmart self-checkout line, Mobile police told reporters at the scene.
Chief Paul Prine said a male and a female were taken to a hospital after they were injured in a shooting that he said stemmed from an altercation between two groups, WKRG reported.
The shooting at about 8:30 p.m. prompted a lockdown at the store, located off I-65 near Dauphin Street, and is now closed for the night, WPMI reported. Complete article
Mobile police provide update on Tuesday night Walmart shooting 12/28/2022 One person from each group exchanged gunfire.
Witness to Mobile Walmart shooting says he heard 20-30 shots fired 12/28/2022
Mobile police identify 3 suspects sought in shooting at Walmart self-checkout line that wounded 2 12/30/2022
One of three suspects in Walmart shooting arrested by Mobile Police 12/30/2022
Gang violence played role in Mobile New Year’s Eve, Walmart Dec. 27 shootings, police chief says 01/02/2023
Pa. Walmart staffer accused of threat 12/28/2022
Fired Berwick man charged in cooler fracas, cops report
BUCKHORN — A Walmart employee threatened to shoot a co-worker for putting items in the wrong part of the dairy cooler, police allege. Days later, Lesther De... Complete article
Fired Berwick man charged in cooler fracas, cops report
BUCKHORN — A Walmart employee threatened to shoot a co-worker for putting items in the wrong part of the dairy cooler, police allege. Days later, Lesther De... Complete article
Seminole County Fla. Police take down blaze at a Sanford Walmart 12/28/2022
SANFORD, Fla. — Seminole County Fire Department got a call about a fire in Sanford.
The vehicle fire happened at a Walmart parking lot on US 17-92 on Monday night.
Three firefighters responded to the scene. Complete article
SANFORD, Fla. — Seminole County Fire Department got a call about a fire in Sanford.
The vehicle fire happened at a Walmart parking lot on US 17-92 on Monday night.
Three firefighters responded to the scene. Complete article
Fire breaks out at popular Atlanta Ga. Walmart, store now closed 12/28/2022
ATLANTA — A Walmart along Howell Mill Road in Atlanta is closed Thursday morning after an overnight fire.
It happened at the Walmart at 1801 Howell Mill Road NW. At this time, it's not clear how the fire started or if anyone was hurt.
Customers and employees were inside at the time the fire occurred. Complete article
ATLANTA — A Walmart along Howell Mill Road in Atlanta is closed Thursday morning after an overnight fire.
It happened at the Walmart at 1801 Howell Mill Road NW. At this time, it's not clear how the fire started or if anyone was hurt.
Customers and employees were inside at the time the fire occurred. Complete article
Walmart Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuits Over Va. Mass Shooting 12/28/2022
Walmart asked that three lawsuits filed by employees be thrown out after a mass shooting last month in Chesapeake, Virginia.
In a recent court filing, attorneys for Walmart argue the suits should be dismissed because the incident happened in the workplace and thus falls under workers' compensation coverage, WTKR reported.
Albert Bing, 31, a Walmart manager, opened fire on employees in the break room of a Virginia store, killing six people and himself on Nov. 22. Complete article
Walmart asked that three lawsuits filed by employees be thrown out after a mass shooting last month in Chesapeake, Virginia.
In a recent court filing, attorneys for Walmart argue the suits should be dismissed because the incident happened in the workplace and thus falls under workers' compensation coverage, WTKR reported.
Albert Bing, 31, a Walmart manager, opened fire on employees in the break room of a Virginia store, killing six people and himself on Nov. 22. Complete article
Mom Blasts Walmart for Selling Toy That Tells Dirty Jokes, Says Santa Isn't Real 12/27/2022
A TikToker by the name of Ashley Lynn who posts under the handle @mommabearash shared footage of something that looks like it belongs in a candid camera gag show. In a now-viral clip on the popular video-sharing platform, she shows off a children's remote toy that tells jokes most parents probably wouldn't want their young kids to hear.
A text overlay in Ashley's video reads: "WTF!!!!! Walmart please explain why this is still on your shelves?"
She says in the clip "Hi guys, Merry Christmas I was just coming on here because I need TikTok to do its thing so we celebrate with our family on Christmas Eve and my grandmother got my nine-month-old son this toy remote."
At this point in the video she holds up the children's toy. It's a green device shaped like a TV remote control complete with a speaker and different numerically assigned buttons and other things you'd see on an actual remote that operates a TV set. Ashley continued, "It's the Linsay brand, l-i-n-s-a-y, she purchased this at Walmart." ....
A voice on the remote says, "How many Catholic priests are required to screw a light bulb into a socket? Two. One to do the screwing and one to hear the confession." Complete article
A TikToker by the name of Ashley Lynn who posts under the handle @mommabearash shared footage of something that looks like it belongs in a candid camera gag show. In a now-viral clip on the popular video-sharing platform, she shows off a children's remote toy that tells jokes most parents probably wouldn't want their young kids to hear.
A text overlay in Ashley's video reads: "WTF!!!!! Walmart please explain why this is still on your shelves?"
She says in the clip "Hi guys, Merry Christmas I was just coming on here because I need TikTok to do its thing so we celebrate with our family on Christmas Eve and my grandmother got my nine-month-old son this toy remote."
At this point in the video she holds up the children's toy. It's a green device shaped like a TV remote control complete with a speaker and different numerically assigned buttons and other things you'd see on an actual remote that operates a TV set. Ashley continued, "It's the Linsay brand, l-i-n-s-a-y, she purchased this at Walmart." ....
A voice on the remote says, "How many Catholic priests are required to screw a light bulb into a socket? Two. One to do the screwing and one to hear the confession." Complete article
Clarion Man Allegedly Steals Money from Pa. Walmart's Self-Checkout 12/27/2022
Quarters Apartment woman arrested after scanning scam at Fla. Walmart self-checkout 12/27/2022
Video claiming to show Buffalo NY Walmart looting during blizzard is over two years old 12/27/2022
Second appeal denied for convicted Oct. 2015 Pa. Walmart shooter 12/27/2022
Police search for man who followed teen girl from Walmart in Mount Prospect Ill. 12/27/2022
Roughly 50 customers became stranded at a Walmart in Ontario, Canada 12/28/2022
Luzerne County Pa. teen accused of over $200 Walmart theft 12/28/2022
Urbana Ill. Police searching for person of interest in Walmart theft 12/28/2022
All clear given at Blytheville Arkansas Walmart gas leak 12/28/2022
Dog seen being strangled at Wheat Ridge Coloraro Walmart has new forever home with witness 12/28/2022
Wisconsin Walmart Employee Has To Put The Clamps On Rogue Deer That Made Its Way Into The Store 12/28/2022 Years ago but going viral again.
Monroe man accused of stealing some $4,500 from La. Wal-Mart 12/28/2022
Stabbing at the Janaf Shopping Center Va. Walmart leaves one injured: Police 12/30/2022
NORFOLK, Va. - A man was stabbed this morning at the Janaf Shopping Center Walmart, located at 1170 N. Military Highway, according to the Norfolk Police Department.
A report came in around 6:18 a.m. about a stabbing in the Walmart store’s parking lot. When police arrived, they found a man with a stab wound in his abdomen.
The man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Complete article
NORFOLK, Va. - A man was stabbed this morning at the Janaf Shopping Center Walmart, located at 1170 N. Military Highway, according to the Norfolk Police Department.
A report came in around 6:18 a.m. about a stabbing in the Walmart store’s parking lot. When police arrived, they found a man with a stab wound in his abdomen.
The man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Complete article
Family argument at Victoria Tx. Walmart ends in fistfight, 2 arrests 12/29/2022
A family argument inside a Victoria Walmart spilled into the parking lot after police were called and ended in two arrests, according to authorities.
Several members of the same family became embroiled in a heated argument inside the Walmart at 9002 N. Navarro St. Thursday evening, Sgt. Melissa Rendon said.
Store employees called police.
Officers arrived to find the family arguing outside the store, Rendon said. Complete article
A family argument inside a Victoria Walmart spilled into the parking lot after police were called and ended in two arrests, according to authorities.
Several members of the same family became embroiled in a heated argument inside the Walmart at 9002 N. Navarro St. Thursday evening, Sgt. Melissa Rendon said.
Store employees called police.
Officers arrived to find the family arguing outside the store, Rendon said. Complete article
Duo from Michigan steals $10k worth of jewelry from Butler Plaza Gainesville Fla. Walmart, police say 12/29/2022
Gainesville Police have shut down a scamming scheme tracing back to Michigan. GPD is searching for a third person involved in the scheme.
26-year-old Sterling Jay Jenkins and 23-year-old Keondreia Brentorion Williams face charges of grand theft and a scheme to defraud.
The pair from Michigan and another suspect went inside the Walmart at Butler Plaza and asked to buy ten diamond rings costing roughly $10k.
Justin Torres, a lead detective on the case, said the scammers split up at the cash register and stole the rings using a cash card scam. Complete article
Gainesville Police have shut down a scamming scheme tracing back to Michigan. GPD is searching for a third person involved in the scheme.
26-year-old Sterling Jay Jenkins and 23-year-old Keondreia Brentorion Williams face charges of grand theft and a scheme to defraud.
The pair from Michigan and another suspect went inside the Walmart at Butler Plaza and asked to buy ten diamond rings costing roughly $10k.
Justin Torres, a lead detective on the case, said the scammers split up at the cash register and stole the rings using a cash card scam. Complete article
ON GUARD Angry customers slamming Walmart, CVS for ‘frustrating’ policies – why it takes more time to get certain necessities 12/30/2022
SHOPPERS are fed up with new anti-theft tactics used by stores that are making grocery trips longer than they used to be.
Quick trips to the store may be a thing of the past as more items are locked away behind plexiglass.
Retail theft is at an all-time high around the country, leading some of the most popular stores to lock up everyday items.
Things like laundry detergent, hair care products, and even ice cream have been stashed away under lock and key.
Stores like Walmart and CVS have also used steel cables to lock door handles so cold and frozen items can't be bought without assistance.
Consumers have been very vocal about their issues with the new tactics. Complete article
SHOPPERS are fed up with new anti-theft tactics used by stores that are making grocery trips longer than they used to be.
Quick trips to the store may be a thing of the past as more items are locked away behind plexiglass.
Retail theft is at an all-time high around the country, leading some of the most popular stores to lock up everyday items.
Things like laundry detergent, hair care products, and even ice cream have been stashed away under lock and key.
Stores like Walmart and CVS have also used steel cables to lock door handles so cold and frozen items can't be bought without assistance.
Consumers have been very vocal about their issues with the new tactics. Complete article
Shallotte NC Police Department searching for three people accused of Walmart theft 12/29/2022
Suspect in Aug. Decatur Alabama Walmart murder should be sent to mental health institution, attorney says 12/28/2022
NH agrees to Walmart settlement over dispensing opioids 12/28/2022
Pair charged with Idaho Walmart theft, drug possession 12/29/2022
Man steals from Ogden Utah Walmart by hiding items in dog food bag 12/29/2022
Independence Iowa Police investigate suspicious incident at Wal-Mart 12/29/2022
Cañon City Colorado police search for suspects in Walmart theft 12/30/2022
Waxahachie Tx. police investigate shooting in Walmart parking lot 12/31/2022
*This story has been updated with additional information.
Waxahachie police are investigating after a man was shot in the Walmart parking lot around 10 p.m. Saturday night.
According to police, officers arrived on scene and discovered an 18-year-old who had been shot multiple times. Lt. Chris Dickinson of WPD said the victim is in stable condition and is expected to recover. He confirmed the victim is a Walmart employee.
Dickinson said the shooting appears to be the result of a failed carjacking. According to police there were two suspects involved, and both were wearing masks and were armed with handguns. After the shooting both suspects fled on foot. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing. Complete article
Walmart employee shot during carjacking attempt on New Year's Eve, Waxahachie police say 01/01/2023
*This story has been updated with additional information.
Waxahachie police are investigating after a man was shot in the Walmart parking lot around 10 p.m. Saturday night.
According to police, officers arrived on scene and discovered an 18-year-old who had been shot multiple times. Lt. Chris Dickinson of WPD said the victim is in stable condition and is expected to recover. He confirmed the victim is a Walmart employee.
Dickinson said the shooting appears to be the result of a failed carjacking. According to police there were two suspects involved, and both were wearing masks and were armed with handguns. After the shooting both suspects fled on foot. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing. Complete article
Walmart employee shot during carjacking attempt on New Year's Eve, Waxahachie police say 01/01/2023
Ill. Walmart Employees Threatened With Death: JPD 01/01/2023
JOLIET, IL — In what turned out to be a misdemeanor arrest, a 68-year-old Joliet man was released from custody after threatening to kill some of the Joliet Walmart employees last week, according to Joliet police.
Willie Williams Jr. released on an I-Bond for disorderly conduct, according to Joliet police spokesman Dwayne English. The incident at 2424 West Jefferson St. happened around 5:15 p.m. on Dec. 29.
"Officers learned that Williams had threatened to kill Walmart employees with a gun," English revealed. "Further investigation determined that Williams had become upset after being denied a prescription in the pharmacy. Williams was located on the scene and placed into custody. No firearm was recovered." Complete article
JOLIET, IL — In what turned out to be a misdemeanor arrest, a 68-year-old Joliet man was released from custody after threatening to kill some of the Joliet Walmart employees last week, according to Joliet police.
Willie Williams Jr. released on an I-Bond for disorderly conduct, according to Joliet police spokesman Dwayne English. The incident at 2424 West Jefferson St. happened around 5:15 p.m. on Dec. 29.
"Officers learned that Williams had threatened to kill Walmart employees with a gun," English revealed. "Further investigation determined that Williams had become upset after being denied a prescription in the pharmacy. Williams was located on the scene and placed into custody. No firearm was recovered." Complete article
Self checkout fight leads to arrest at Tenn. Walmart 12/31/2022
A Greenback man allegedly pulled a knife in another customer at the Madisonville Walmart Dec. 29.
Madisonville Police Officer Jesse Moses said it was just after 10 a.m. when he was sent to the store on Highway 411 on the call and found loss prevention had already separated the two customers.
Loss Prevention told him an older man had pulled the knife on a younger man with his family.
Moses spoke to Christopher Williams who said he and his kids were doing self checkout on lane 4 when he heard an older man behind him say, “Thanks, dumba**.” Complete article
A Greenback man allegedly pulled a knife in another customer at the Madisonville Walmart Dec. 29.
Madisonville Police Officer Jesse Moses said it was just after 10 a.m. when he was sent to the store on Highway 411 on the call and found loss prevention had already separated the two customers.
Loss Prevention told him an older man had pulled the knife on a younger man with his family.
Moses spoke to Christopher Williams who said he and his kids were doing self checkout on lane 4 when he heard an older man behind him say, “Thanks, dumba**.” Complete article
Summerfield man lands in jail after harassing fellow customers at Fla. Walmart 12/31/2022
A Summerfield man landed in jail after he was thrown out of the Walmart in Leesburg after harassing other customers.
Frank Joseph Bush, 35, was arrested early Tuesday evening at the Walmart store on Citrus Boulevard in Leesburg. A Leesburg police officer was dispatched to the store after a suspicious person complaint was received. A Walmart manager told dispatch that a white male wearing a black shirt and jeans was in the self-checkout area harassing customers. The officer made contact with Bush in the self check-out area of the store.
Bush told the officer that he wanted to be transported to the Lifestream mental health/drug treatment facility. The officer found that Bush did not meet the criteria to be transported. The store management informed the officer that they wanted Bush trespassed from the store. The officer accompanied Bush out of the store to his patrol car where he issued a trespass noticed and told Bush to leave the Walmart property.
As Bush was leaving, he turned and immediately ran back into Walmart. The officer pursued Bush and apprehended him inside the store. Bush was booked at the Leesburg Police Station for trespass after notice and was taken to the Lake County Jail. Complete article
A Summerfield man landed in jail after he was thrown out of the Walmart in Leesburg after harassing other customers.
Frank Joseph Bush, 35, was arrested early Tuesday evening at the Walmart store on Citrus Boulevard in Leesburg. A Leesburg police officer was dispatched to the store after a suspicious person complaint was received. A Walmart manager told dispatch that a white male wearing a black shirt and jeans was in the self-checkout area harassing customers. The officer made contact with Bush in the self check-out area of the store.
Bush told the officer that he wanted to be transported to the Lifestream mental health/drug treatment facility. The officer found that Bush did not meet the criteria to be transported. The store management informed the officer that they wanted Bush trespassed from the store. The officer accompanied Bush out of the store to his patrol car where he issued a trespass noticed and told Bush to leave the Walmart property.
As Bush was leaving, he turned and immediately ran back into Walmart. The officer pursued Bush and apprehended him inside the store. Bush was booked at the Leesburg Police Station for trespass after notice and was taken to the Lake County Jail. Complete article
‘You can’t feed the kids how the f*ck we supposed to feed them’: Walmart customer calls out abortion bans after store is sold out of baby formula 12/31/2022
While the baby formula shortage may have fallen out of the headlines, that doesn’t mean that formula is getting easier to buy. In May, shoppers were hit with an unexpected dearth of baby formula options. According to TIME, these shortages were the result of global factors like “staff shortages due to COVID-19, increased demand for many products and services following the easing of lockdown restrictions, the war in Ukraine and related international sanctions, and shortages of some commodities.”
The issue was compounded by the fact that baby formula producer Abbott allegedly “failed to maintain sanitary conditions in the factory,” leading to the death of two infants, several product recalls, and a full factory shutdown. ....
“I just know this ain’t the same country that’s trying to ban abortions and make people have kids,” she says in the video. “How? You can’t feed the kids. How the fuck we supposed to feed them?”
In the caption, she adds, “America really is a 3rd world country with a gucci belt on.” Complete article
While the baby formula shortage may have fallen out of the headlines, that doesn’t mean that formula is getting easier to buy. In May, shoppers were hit with an unexpected dearth of baby formula options. According to TIME, these shortages were the result of global factors like “staff shortages due to COVID-19, increased demand for many products and services following the easing of lockdown restrictions, the war in Ukraine and related international sanctions, and shortages of some commodities.”
The issue was compounded by the fact that baby formula producer Abbott allegedly “failed to maintain sanitary conditions in the factory,” leading to the death of two infants, several product recalls, and a full factory shutdown. ....
“I just know this ain’t the same country that’s trying to ban abortions and make people have kids,” she says in the video. “How? You can’t feed the kids. How the fuck we supposed to feed them?”
In the caption, she adds, “America really is a 3rd world country with a gucci belt on.” Complete article
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