Walmart had at least ten more shootings in July 2025, including one fatal one, which is fewer shooting deaths than usual, and at least seven more injured, including two suspects shot by police and two that accidentally shot themselves, one in the rear end. There's also a movie coming out about a 2010 incident where two police officers were shot and killed at a traffic stop; other police later caught up with the suspects at a Walmart, with at least two more police being injured, before the police killed both suspects in the Walmart parking lot. There were also two more reports about Walmart being involved in two other murder investigations, not on their property, but one suspect was spotted at a Walmart while fleeing to Mexico in 2022, and another murder suspect was arrested at Walmart after being accused of skip-scanning.
In addition to the person killed in a shooting last month there were three new reports of people being stabbed to death, one which was a suicide, and two were actually stabbed last month but the reports came out later, two people killed in automobile accidents, three dead bodies found on their property, one newborn baby found in the trash in their bathroom, one person killed nearby and the suspect arrested at Walmart, and one construction worker electrocuted to death. There were also nine children that drowned to death in recent years in pools sold by Walmart that were recalled for safety purposes. This adds up to a total of at least twelve deaths related to Walmart in the past month or so, and if you count the drownings, which took place between 2007 and 2022, the total is twenty one, the most ever except for a couple mass casualty events, but of course this will only be because of the reporting of old deaths; the twelve recent ones is still more than usual, but not a record.
Walmart workers also mourned one of their employees that died in floods, but not at work; and there was a follow up on a previous death by an off-duty officer out of uniform who only got probation for murder. In this case there was a shooting, but the suspect had run away; Kenneth Vinyard, the victim killed by the off-duty police officer, John J. Hawk, was trying to help the injured victim that was shot, and he was cooperating with uniformed police or paramedics that had arrived by this time, but when the off-duty police officer, who was out of uniform, told him to back off he didn't do so quick enough and Hawk used a violent take-down which caused Vinyard's death. Numerous reports indicate that if he had let the uniformed police handle the situation or given more warning that he was a police officer before the take down it never would have happened, and there was never a threat from Vinyard or justification for the violent take-down, which killed him.
There is absolutely no way that anyone who wasn't a police officer, or another well connected person, would ever get such a light sentence for this murder.
There were at least four more gun related crimes at Walmart, probably much more, but media outlets and search engines aren't reporting them as consistently as they used to, often with obvious ads disguised as news articles flooding search engines. Media outlets and search engines are increasingly more concerned about profit than informing the public, raising major credibility problems with powerful institutions. These gun crimes include armed robberies and domestic violence incidents.
How much money do you think taxpayers spend to prosecute and punish petty theft at Walmart? In some cases it's way too much possibly more than a hundred times the cost of the theft. There was a jury trial which lasted three days last month for a theft of only $23.74, they reported that it was going to the jury, but there was no follow up about the verdict, which must have happened by now, easily available on the internet. This isn't unprecedented, and the cost to taxpayers is almost certainly well over a hundred times the amount stolen, if not a thousand times, although exact figures for court expenses are not always easily available.
There was another case that began about seven years ago where a legally blind man was charged with skip scanning for a petty amount at a North Conway NH Walmart, and it dragged out in court for four years, where he was convicted, appealed then Blind man's theft case ends in dropped charges 06/03/2022 part of the settlement was that he make some minor restitution and that the suspect agreed not to talk to the press. After spending what must have been thousands of taxpayer dollars to prosecute such a petty case they may have been more concerned with not making themselves look like fools when the press keeps talking about the story than they are with justice. How can they call this system, where taxpayers are subsidizing Walmart's theft problem when they could easily solve a lot of it by hiring cashiers, a justice system? There was also another case about ten years or so ago, probably in Florida, where a poor unemployed person was found guilty of theft from Walmart and forced to pay Walmart restitution, and when his parole officer threatened to throw him in jail if he didn't pay money he didn't have he committed another theft and was caught at that. There are also dozens if not hundreds of cases that were alleged accidents, some that were proven to be legitimate defense, most were disputed; but investigating them to sort them out is ridiculously expensive, and often paid for by taxpayers, not Walmart.
More recently there was a judge from Michigan that repeatedly ranted against Walmart and often says the obvious including this video The Courtroom Files: Judge Jeffrey Middleton RAILS AGAINST WALMART'S SELF CHECKOUTS In $32 Skip Scanning Case 01/08/2025 where he says
Retail fraud at the Walmart store in Three Rivers and they call it skip scanning. I’m not a big fan of this charge, I rant against it about once a week (on another occasion he says three times a week, the Meme is quotes from two different videos) anyway the way it’s charged under the city ordinance it’s a misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 days in jail and a fine of up to $500 it's alleged that you were in the checkout lane and you failed to pay for $32.40 worth of merchandise good morning Mr Moore um if I can find the City attorney I will see if they would turn this into a civil infraction I don't like being Walmart's enforcer for $32.40 uh Walmart has made a business decision to use these self scanners rather than have checkout staff and it encourages this sort of thing this crime didn't exist a few years ago and now we get a ton of them so for $32.40 the police department has to go out there respond to this complaint at the cost of the taxpayers the prepare a report send it to the prosecutor ask the prosecutor to do a complaint and have you come to court and take up my time um if there was a checkout person there none of this would have happened but they made a decision that I guess it's more profitable to have some theft particularly if all this part of it isn't on their dime but on the taxpayers dime.
FWIW I asked Google AI "Why are some of Judge Jeffrey Middleton minor court cases on video available on the internet?" it replied by saying
Judge Jeffrey Middleton's minor court cases are available on video because remote hearings became common practice during the COVID-19 pandemic and the courts, including St. Joseph County where Judge Middleton serves, decided to continue livestreaming proceedings after the pandemic to increase access and transparency. These online livestreams, often on platforms like YouTube, allow for more convenient public access to court proceedings.
Judge Middleton is not a reality TV Judge, like Judge Judy, who turns the justice system into a bad joke used for entertainment, nor is he necesarily entirely opposed to Walmart cases as demonstrated in some of the following videos I also found, which do include additional rants against skip-scanning charges as well as harsh comments to defendants stealing from Walmart, and some extreme abuses as a result of self-checkouts threatening the rights of people simply making honest mistakes and being charged with a crime, showing some people are no longer "innocent until proven guilty at Walmart":
Judge Middleton TV: Judge Middleton to Bronson: “Walmart Is Not Your Personal ATM” 07/22/2025
The Courtroom Files: Judge Middleton CONTINUES HIS DISDAIN OF WALMART SKIP SCAN CASES WITH THIS $54 TWO YEAR OLD CHARGE 02/18/2025 "I say this about three times a week Walmart and Meyer to a lesser extent anybody that has self scanning invites this kind of thing uh it invites the customers to try to cheat the store and they made a business decision that it's cheaper to not have staff than to allow people to attempt to steal particularly when the Three Rivers Police department and me get to be their Enforcer" This video also shows that they often keep warrants out for years for crimes as petty as $54, possibly less.
Lindsey Granados lawyer: Self-scanning checkout machines: It’s a trap! Be careful! 04/12/2022
Beware of the WALMART Self-Checkout | Man Cited for Skip-Scanning 12/05/2023
Self-checkout mistakes wind up in court 05/31/2022
Judge Middleton TV: Judge Middleton Issues Arrest Warrant Over $12 Debt in Small Claims Court 06/24/2025 Donald Feister v. Jordan Kelly: The defendant skips court after receiving a subpoena and owes only $12—but ends up with a $1,200 cash-only arrest warrant. // The video doesn't support this claim, but there are other extreme cases where excessive fines drive up court costs, and it often costs much more money trying to collect these fines than they actually collect.
I asked Google AI "Do courts and police spend more money trying to collect petty fines than they actually collect?" It replied
Yes, for some jurisdictions, the cost of collecting petty fines and fees can exceed the revenue generated, with one study showing a New Mexico county spending at least $1.17 to collect every dollar. Fines and fees have become an inefficient and often unreliable source of government revenue, with some research indicating the collection process costs more than 100 times the resources needed to collect taxes. These high costs divert resources from core public safety responsibilities and can disproportionately burden low-income individuals.
Another source that cites the same study The Debt Trap: How Court Debt Widens the Racial Wealth Gap 02/15/2022 also provides some related research in the article or the following excerpts:
Debt related to justice-system involvement falls most heavily on overpoliced communities, extracting wealth and preventing the building of more. .....
Nonpayment of fines and fees has serious consequences—damaged credit, loss of a driver’s license and voting rights, incarceration, and other punishments. And because of racially biased overpolicing, Black Americans are more likely to be processed in the criminal justice system and hit with these crippling fees and fines. .....
Ultimately, court debt ends up costing states more than it benefits them. For example, one county in New Mexico spends $1.17 to collect every $1 of revenue it raises from fees and fines, according to The Brennan Center for Justice. It can also cost 115 percent of the amount that would be collected to jail someone who cannot pay their court debt. ....
‘Some people who were fined for traffic offenses, which are not criminal acts, committed felonies to pay off their tickets.’
The study from New Mexico is bad, showing it costs more to collect fees than they actually collect, but it's virtually guaranteed to underestimate the problem by a large margin. This study only counts the actual collection expenses, not other expenses to society for keeping poor people already in legal trouble destitute. Many studies show that poverty, income inequality, lack of educational or economic opportunities and other social problems increase crime and the cost to our government. These efforts to collect fees and fines from the poorest people in the country, who are most likely to be in legal trouble also cost much more than the New Mexico study takes into consideration and like the case I mentioned above, and this article says, those pressured by the courts, often out of desperation, may resort to additional crimes harming the public and costing even more for police, courts and prisons. This isn't, of course, completely Walmart's fault, but Walmart's practices are a major contributing factor to our high crime problems compared to many European countries with only a fraction of our social problems, including crime and murder.
Another problem contributing to this is Walmart and the polices new policies in some cases clamping down on theft of shopping carts, which is obviously done by the poorest people, and often those not healthy enough to carry items a fair distance. Some states allow fines up to $2,500, which is way too much, fortunately most aren't that bad. One article makes the absurd claim that it costs the industry around $175 million per year for about 2,000 carts that disappear, if you do the math it means they're claiming each cart is worth $87,500 which is utterly absurd, and clearly show this article, and the establishment promoting this garbage have no credibility, and adds to evidence of the establishment smearing the poor when it's the rich rigging the economy. There are also a growing number of media opinion pieces trying to shame petty thefts, while ignoring how Walmart is cutting so many corners and making their own crime problems worse; rich people routinely try to blame the poor for the rigging of the economy.
Stories of ICE abuses are going viral around the country, including many incidents at Walmart, they used a taser on one man, an ICE agent accused of abusing his power in June was arrested for assaulting a police officer while off-duty, adding to evidence of unreliable or Violent ICE agents, and there have been numerous protests about ICE activities, including some at Walmart. There are also a lot of Walmart stores where Walmart workers are vanishing, either because they were arrested for petty reasons by ICE and possibly deported, or they're afraid to come to work because they fear persecution. The vast majority of these reports appear to be workers trying to make a living, not violent criminals, as the Trump administration falsely told us. And there are other racist problems that were around before the ICE raids which may have gotten worse since then, like a woman who false accused a black teen of something he didn't do because she said "he looks guilty."
There was also a reality TV show that was accused of attacking a woman with a rock-filled sock at the self-checkout. I don't think a credible motive was reported, but I can't help but wonder if people are doing idiotic things for fame, and realty TV is providing incentive? Could she have thought this would get her back onto reality TV? It's bad enough when people do idiotic things for social media, but reality TV provides much more attention and possibly money. There was even a couple cases where they literally incited murder, like a person that went on Jenny Jones decades ago thinking he was going to meet someone who had a crush on him, but it turned out to be a gay man and he was so humiliated that he killed him. There was a lawsuit but they found no liability for Jenny Jones or others involved in producing that pathetic show. And, as I've reported in other articles, traditional media almost never covers research that teaches how to reduce violence or other social problems.
There was also a follow up on a Chattanooga evangelist who had charges dismissed, not because the prosecutors didn't think they had a case, but because they were worried about intimidation and harassment of the victim, for some reason, whether it was from his religious followers or something else. And there were many other assaults, chases through aisles,, false accusations of suspects, alleged biting of a police officer, domestic violence incidents, credit card skimmers which are now found every month, crimes by local politicians, and a bizarre incident where a suspect was restrained and rolled out to a patrol car on a dolly.
In addition to the two fatal accidents there were close to, if not more than a dozen other major accidents, including one hitting a mother and child, another crash into a fire works stand, attempted vesicular homicide, a Walmart thief going on a chase before crashing into a home, stolen vehicles, and other automobile crashes or crimes, including a vehicle fire.
In addition to the vehicle fire there were at least five other fires, at least two of those were arson, and one a wildfire, which is probably not arson. In addition to the three people killed in stabbings, one a suicide, there were at least five more knife attacks, with one person that pulled a knife on a police officer who was badly beaten, even though he didn't succeed in stabbing anyone, three knife attacks stabbing one person each with at least one of those victims badly injured, and one mass stabbing, when the suspect with severe emotional problems the police were aware of, stabbed twelve people, seriously injuring some of them before two armed marines, with a gun and shopping cart stopped him.
Walmart had close to if not more than a dozen more recalls last month which have been increasing steadily in the past year or so making it hard to keep track of them. These recalls include, the pools I previously said led to nine children drowning, vitamins, water bottles after exploding caps blinded two people permanently, bread that may cause a ‘life-threatening’ problem, two separate recalls of bikes, one which may cause a risk of death or injury, deodorants, coffee pods, chicken sausages with plastic pieces in it, shoe accessories that may catch fire, toy bracelets for kids where batteries can be removed and swallowed by small children causing serious injury or death, play kitchens that have a strangulation hazard, additional household products that may cause fires, including mini-fridges that only hold about a six-pack of sodas or other drinks.
Why the hell would anyone make or buy a refrigerator that only holds a six-pack? These must be extremely inefficient to make and operate, and, presumably in order to get any sales they have to sell them cheap, cut corners to profit with these low prices which may have led to this inevitable fire hazard. Do oligarchs have any reasonable discretion or concern about the hazards of these products including fires and environmental damage? Apparently not!
In addition to the recalls there was trash found in a LEGO box they sold, and a large shipment of clothing products which were shipped with fertilizer and had to be thrown away because of a foul odor they couldn't get rid of.
Once again Walmart has been caught making false "Made in the USA" claims, this time by the FTC, in the past they've been caught so many times that it would be foolish to believe any of these advertising claims or any other claims. They were also asked about pop-up requests asking about disclosure of sexual health products in Virginia that may involve tracking sales of sexual products or pregnancies or abortions.
Have you ever wondered if expensive "Family Heirlooms" are the real thing or cheap costume jewelry from Walmart? One woman found out it was from Walmart, but is the high price of a real diamond worth it? The value is based mostly on hype and ads, as a couple books on the subject show, and they do nothing to increase the quality of life except satisfy rich peoples vanity or egos, and make middle class or poor people poorer and unable to buy things worthwhile.
How often do you find hundreds of bees in a Walmart shopping cart?
Have you ever been bombarded with Walmart packages of BBQ Sauce or any other Walmart product? Apparently Walmart put the wrong address on their return policy and one woman was.
How often do you get bit by venomous snakes at Walmart? One Georgia Walmart customer was hospitalized for this.
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.
Over the past ten to fifteen years Walmart has been increasing the use of self-checkout, and this has corresponded with a steady increase in shoplifting as well as false accusations, yet they refuse to even discuss returning to the use of cashiers. What most people seem to have forgotten was that when they first did this it was on a small scale as an experiment, presumably to see if it worked before expanding it, which would actually make sense, if they slowed it down or reversed it once they saw how many problems it caused. But that's not what they did. Instead the more problems they had the more they increased use of self-checkout, often claiming that instead of hiring more cashiers again, which worked previously, they resorted to more technology and hiring more security to catch people skip scanning or at other forms of theft. This has led to massive amounts of false accusations, in addition to the real thefts, and when the thefts are real, and they get caught, they often resort to violence, so it endangers both Walmart workers and customers.
Now they're acting as if the rise of shoplifting is happening for some inexplicable reason and even asking police to help them solve this problem, as if it wasn't a problem created by their own policies, and most of the media or politicians aren't pointing out the obvious. This is resulting in a massive increase in arrests, court expenses, and prison expenses, which Walmart isn't paying for, effectively meaning we are subsidizing Walmart's high crime problems with tax money. There's no official explanation for why they're behaving so foolishly; but, since this is a for profit corporation it's not hard to speculate about the most likely reason for it, that they're increasing profits for those making the decisions. But, a large portion of the money saved by not hiring cashiers is spent on technology or security to catch thieves; and, if they had to pay the increase in police, courts and prison costs that would reduce or eliminate their savings, and they would almost certainly reverse their policies, because they wouldn't be increasing profits with self-checkout.
This doesn't even include the risk to the health of both their customers and workers when the worst thieves turn violent, in some cases possibly even shooting and killing people. Every year since 2016 has seen more than a hundred shootings at Walmart, and more often than not, this is increasing, while they ignore the causes of their crime problems. These self-checkouts are also making it easier for thieves to put "skimmers" that collect credit or debit card information from customers that enable them to use their cards illegally, but, once again, the customers are stuck with the tab, not Walmart, so they're doing little or nothing to stop this, even though it's a direct result of their bad policies. And furthermore, courts have ruled that Walmart has a right to detain customers even when they have no reason to believe they're shoplifting, if they simply refuse to show receipts, as a matter of principle. At times some lawyers have claimed they need probable cause to ask to see receipts, which, if a customer goes directly from the register, sometimes even when there's a cashier, to the door they can't possibly have. So this means Walmart is under no obligation to assume their paying customers are innocent until proven guilty, which should raise major constitutional questions!
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 July 2025. 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.
Suspect rushed to the hospital after self-inflicted shooting ends standoff in Ammon Idaho half block from Walmart 07/01/2025
AMMON, Idaho (KIFI) — Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies and Idaho Falls Ambulance responded to a report of a suicidal man in a vehicle near the intersection of Chasewood and Curlew Drive in Ammon this afternoon. Dispatch received the call at 2:34 pm reporting a man was in the parking lot of The Gables Assisted Living Center armed with a gun and threatening suicide. As Deputies arrived, they observed the man in a vehicle holding a gun to his head.
As Sheriff’s Deputies and SWAT Team resources responded to the scene, Deputies contacted nearby businesses and residents to move them away from the area. During attempts to negotiate with the man, Deputies observed him shoot himself while still sitting in the vehicle. After safely approaching the vehicle and separating him from the firearm, Deputies and Fire Personnel were able to load him into an ambulance, and he was transported to the hospital.
The man’s condition is unknown at this time, and the area has been reopened for vehicle traffic. Residents and people in the area were unharmed and have returned to their normal day.
While witnesses on the scene had claimed to reporters that they heard shots fired before law enforcement arrived, SGT. Bryan Lovell of the Bonneville County Sheriff's office says their agency "did not receive any reports of shots fired at the location of this incident prior to our arrival, or investigate any other fired shots other than the single shot observed from the subject inside the vehicle in the parking lot...There was no other evidence or reports of shots fired anywhere tied to this incident." Complete article
AMMON, Idaho (KIFI) — Bonneville County Sheriff’s Deputies and Idaho Falls Ambulance responded to a report of a suicidal man in a vehicle near the intersection of Chasewood and Curlew Drive in Ammon this afternoon. Dispatch received the call at 2:34 pm reporting a man was in the parking lot of The Gables Assisted Living Center armed with a gun and threatening suicide. As Deputies arrived, they observed the man in a vehicle holding a gun to his head.
As Sheriff’s Deputies and SWAT Team resources responded to the scene, Deputies contacted nearby businesses and residents to move them away from the area. During attempts to negotiate with the man, Deputies observed him shoot himself while still sitting in the vehicle. After safely approaching the vehicle and separating him from the firearm, Deputies and Fire Personnel were able to load him into an ambulance, and he was transported to the hospital.
The man’s condition is unknown at this time, and the area has been reopened for vehicle traffic. Residents and people in the area were unharmed and have returned to their normal day.
While witnesses on the scene had claimed to reporters that they heard shots fired before law enforcement arrived, SGT. Bryan Lovell of the Bonneville County Sheriff's office says their agency "did not receive any reports of shots fired at the location of this incident prior to our arrival, or investigate any other fired shots other than the single shot observed from the subject inside the vehicle in the parking lot...There was no other evidence or reports of shots fired anywhere tied to this incident." Complete article
Teens robbed in Walmart parking lot in Martinsville Va.; robbers sought 07/01/2025
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) - The Henry County Sheriff’s Office is seeking several “young males” in connection to a robbery at a Walmart parking lot in Martinsville, said investigators.
On the evening of Sunday, June 30, Henry County Sheriff’s deputies received a report of a robbery in the parking lot of a Walmart at 976 Commonwealth Blvd.
According to Sheriff’s deputies, the caller reported her teenage son and his friends were approached by several young men in a blue vehicle while walking through the parking lot.
With their faces partially covered, the robbers pulled up to the teenagers and brandished their guns, taking two bookbags before fleeing toward Virginia Ave., said investigators. Complete article
Juvenile arrested in connection with Walmart parking lot robbery in Martinsville: Deputies 07/09/2025
MARTINSVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) - The Henry County Sheriff’s Office is seeking several “young males” in connection to a robbery at a Walmart parking lot in Martinsville, said investigators.
On the evening of Sunday, June 30, Henry County Sheriff’s deputies received a report of a robbery in the parking lot of a Walmart at 976 Commonwealth Blvd.
According to Sheriff’s deputies, the caller reported her teenage son and his friends were approached by several young men in a blue vehicle while walking through the parking lot.
With their faces partially covered, the robbers pulled up to the teenagers and brandished their guns, taking two bookbags before fleeing toward Virginia Ave., said investigators. Complete article
Juvenile arrested in connection with Walmart parking lot robbery in Martinsville: Deputies 07/09/2025
Allegedly high Kennewick driver slams into Wash. Walmart shopper, throwing him 07/01/2025
A Kennewick man believed to be high on drugs is suspected of slamming into a Walmart customer.
Police investigators said Codie J. Supak, 43, didn’t even try to stop after hitting the man, knocking him the width of two cars. He then slammed into a parked pickup truck.
The incident happened about 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, court documents said.
Supak has since pleaded innocent in Benton County Superior Court to one count of vehicular assault and is being held in Benton County jail in lieu of $50,000 bail. Complete article
A Kennewick man believed to be high on drugs is suspected of slamming into a Walmart customer.
Police investigators said Codie J. Supak, 43, didn’t even try to stop after hitting the man, knocking him the width of two cars. He then slammed into a parked pickup truck.
The incident happened about 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, court documents said.
Supak has since pleaded innocent in Benton County Superior Court to one count of vehicular assault and is being held in Benton County jail in lieu of $50,000 bail. Complete article
Vehicle Fire Erupts in Mississippi Walmart Parking Lot 07/01/2025
GREENVILLE - The Greenville Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire in the Walmart parking lot this afternoon.
Dispatch reported the vehicle was unoccupied but parked near others.
When crews arrived, heavy flames were coming from the engine compartment of a Jeep. Complete article
GREENVILLE - The Greenville Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire in the Walmart parking lot this afternoon.
Dispatch reported the vehicle was unoccupied but parked near others.
When crews arrived, heavy flames were coming from the engine compartment of a Jeep. Complete article
Potsdam NY fire responds to Walmart 07/02/2025
Multiple Potsdam Fire Department units, Potsdam Rescue, Potsdam Police, and New York State Police responded to a fire at Walmart Supercenter in Potsdam at about 3 p.m. Wednesday, July 2. Complete article
Multiple Potsdam Fire Department units, Potsdam Rescue, Potsdam Police, and New York State Police responded to a fire at Walmart Supercenter in Potsdam at about 3 p.m. Wednesday, July 2. Complete article
It’s official – taking your cart from Walmart or Target can cost you up to $2,500 in fines and up to a year in jail 07/01/2025
You might get in trouble if you take carts from supermarkets! Everybody is familiar with Walmart and Target because they are so popular in the U.S., but what they are doing now is implementing strict measures against the theft or disappearance of carts at supermarkets. This might seem silly, but this situation is causing the loss of millions of dollars.
So, if you want to know what are the consequences when you take a cart from a supermarket like Walmart or Target, you should keep reading. Let’s get started!
Economic impact of stolen carts
According to Daily Mail, around 2,000 carts disappear every year at retail stores in the United States. This might seem like nothing because the country is so big and there are so many of these stores all over it, but the reality is that these thefts cost the industry around $175 million per year. (Do the math, $87,500 per cart???)
We sometimes take for granted these carts have a process and companies have to pay for the restocking, but there are also logistics and transport expenses.
You could be fined!
As this situation is costing companies money, what Walmart and Target have decided to do is fine everybody who takes their carts with no authorization. This is no joke because these fines won’t be directly imposed by stores, but by local legislation – you will have to face the police or the court if necessary.
Wondering about how much you will have to pay if you get caught? The amount is up to $2,500 for taking their carts. So, I would think twice before doing it. ... Complete article
You might get in trouble if you take carts from supermarkets! Everybody is familiar with Walmart and Target because they are so popular in the U.S., but what they are doing now is implementing strict measures against the theft or disappearance of carts at supermarkets. This might seem silly, but this situation is causing the loss of millions of dollars.
So, if you want to know what are the consequences when you take a cart from a supermarket like Walmart or Target, you should keep reading. Let’s get started!
Economic impact of stolen carts
According to Daily Mail, around 2,000 carts disappear every year at retail stores in the United States. This might seem like nothing because the country is so big and there are so many of these stores all over it, but the reality is that these thefts cost the industry around $175 million per year. (Do the math, $87,500 per cart???)
We sometimes take for granted these carts have a process and companies have to pay for the restocking, but there are also logistics and transport expenses.
You could be fined!
As this situation is costing companies money, what Walmart and Target have decided to do is fine everybody who takes their carts with no authorization. This is no joke because these fines won’t be directly imposed by stores, but by local legislation – you will have to face the police or the court if necessary.
Wondering about how much you will have to pay if you get caught? The amount is up to $2,500 for taking their carts. So, I would think twice before doing it. ... Complete article
Report: Walmart Seeks Major Tax Reduction for Auburn NY Store 07/03/2025
Walmart is challenging the property assessment of its Auburn store, seeking to lower its valuation by more than $6 million.
The current assessed value of the store at 297 Grant Avenue is $13.5 million, reduced from $14.5 million after negotiations during the city’s 2022 revaluation. However, Walmart is now asking the state Supreme Court to slash that figure by 44%, down to $7.5 million.
In its legal filing, the retail giant argues the assessment is excessive, unlawful, and unequal compared to other properties in the city. Complete article
Walmart is challenging the property assessment of its Auburn store, seeking to lower its valuation by more than $6 million.
The current assessed value of the store at 297 Grant Avenue is $13.5 million, reduced from $14.5 million after negotiations during the city’s 2022 revaluation. However, Walmart is now asking the state Supreme Court to slash that figure by 44%, down to $7.5 million.
In its legal filing, the retail giant argues the assessment is excessive, unlawful, and unequal compared to other properties in the city. Complete article
Walmart cuts out middlemen with first-ever beef facility as prices soar 06/30/2025
New Kansas facility will process and distribute Angus beef directly to 600 Midwest stores.
Walmart opened its first owned and operated case-ready beef facility in Kansas, eliminating middlemen in its supply chain to help control costs and ensure adequate supply as beef prices remain elevated.
The newly opened, 300,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility in Olathe will package and distribute Angus cuts sourced directly from Sustainable Beef LLC to 600 stores across the Midwest region, which Walmart says will increase transparency and capacity in the beef supply chain to help the retailer meet customer demand. This immediately reduces the retailer's need to lean on an outside party to cut and package beef, which can lead to higher costs that can get passed onto consumers.
"This is the first case-ready facility fully owned and operated by Walmart, and that milestone ensures we’re able to bring more consistency, more transparency and more value to our customers," Walmart U.S. Executive Vice President John Laney said in a statement. Complete article
New Kansas facility will process and distribute Angus beef directly to 600 Midwest stores.
Walmart opened its first owned and operated case-ready beef facility in Kansas, eliminating middlemen in its supply chain to help control costs and ensure adequate supply as beef prices remain elevated.
The newly opened, 300,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility in Olathe will package and distribute Angus cuts sourced directly from Sustainable Beef LLC to 600 stores across the Midwest region, which Walmart says will increase transparency and capacity in the beef supply chain to help the retailer meet customer demand. This immediately reduces the retailer's need to lean on an outside party to cut and package beef, which can lead to higher costs that can get passed onto consumers.
"This is the first case-ready facility fully owned and operated by Walmart, and that milestone ensures we’re able to bring more consistency, more transparency and more value to our customers," Walmart U.S. Executive Vice President John Laney said in a statement. Complete article
Man charged in July 2023 Walmart beating death in Somersworth NY pursues insanity defense 07/02/2025
St. Paul man gets probation for assault on Roseville Minn. officer at Walmart 07/01/2025
Case dismissed for man accused of threatening with knives at Mich. Walmart 07/01/2025
Mount Jewett man sentenced for April 2024 crimes at Pa. Walmart 07/02/2025
Officer-involved shooting injures woman at Ca. Walmart on Gosford Road: BPD 07/04/2025
BAKERSFIELD, Calif.(KBAK/KBFX) — A woman allegedly charged at Bakersfield police and was shot during an officer-involved incident Thursday night at the Walmart Supercenter on Gosford Road, said an official. Her condition is unknown.
Just before 8:30 p.m., the woman allegedly charged toward officers before she was shot at least once, said the official. She was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, but there is no word on her injuries.
There are no other outstanding suspects. Avoid the area, as police are investigating. Complete article
BPD: Officer shoots knife-wielding suspect at southwest Bakersfield Walmart 07/04/2025
Woman charged with allegedly assaulting BPD officer outside SW Bakersfield Walmart 07/17/2025
BAKERSFIELD, Calif.(KBAK/KBFX) — A woman allegedly charged at Bakersfield police and was shot during an officer-involved incident Thursday night at the Walmart Supercenter on Gosford Road, said an official. Her condition is unknown.
Just before 8:30 p.m., the woman allegedly charged toward officers before she was shot at least once, said the official. She was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, but there is no word on her injuries.
There are no other outstanding suspects. Avoid the area, as police are investigating. Complete article
BPD: Officer shoots knife-wielding suspect at southwest Bakersfield Walmart 07/04/2025
Woman charged with allegedly assaulting BPD officer outside SW Bakersfield Walmart 07/17/2025
Argument leads to shooting in Pa. Walmart parking lot, police say 07/03/2025
Two people were shot after an argument over parking at a Walmart in Northeast Philadelphia on Thursday, police said.
An argument over how two cars were parked in a parking lot at a Walmart in Northeast Philadelphia led to a shooting, according to police.
This all unfolded around 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 3 at the Walmart store on the 9700 block of Roosevelt Boulevard, according to Philadelphia Police Department Chief Inspector Scott Small.
The shooting happened after an argument over how two vehicles were seemingly parked too close together in the store's lot, Small said.
In total eight gunshots were fired by a man in his 30s, according to Small. Two people, a 50-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman, were hit. Complete article
Two people were shot after an argument over parking at a Walmart in Northeast Philadelphia on Thursday, police said.
An argument over how two cars were parked in a parking lot at a Walmart in Northeast Philadelphia led to a shooting, according to police.
This all unfolded around 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 3 at the Walmart store on the 9700 block of Roosevelt Boulevard, according to Philadelphia Police Department Chief Inspector Scott Small.
The shooting happened after an argument over how two vehicles were seemingly parked too close together in the store's lot, Small said.
In total eight gunshots were fired by a man in his 30s, according to Small. Two people, a 50-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman, were hit. Complete article
Juvenile male sent to hospital following shooting at Tx. Walmart on Saratoga 07/04/2025
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — A juvenile male suffered a gunshot wound Thursday night at the Walmart on Saratoga Boulevard.
According to a blotter post from the Corpus Christi Police Department, officers were dispatched around 10:43 p.m. on July 3 to the 6100 block of Saratoga Boulevard near Cimarron Boulevard for a shooting call.
When officers arrived at the business establishment, a juvenile male was found with a gunshot wound to his upper extremities. Complete article
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tx — A juvenile male suffered a gunshot wound Thursday night at the Walmart on Saratoga Boulevard.
According to a blotter post from the Corpus Christi Police Department, officers were dispatched around 10:43 p.m. on July 3 to the 6100 block of Saratoga Boulevard near Cimarron Boulevard for a shooting call.
When officers arrived at the business establishment, a juvenile male was found with a gunshot wound to his upper extremities. Complete article
Records show Walmart assisted in Rogers Arkansas homicide investigation 07/03/2025
BENTON COUNTY, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — New court records show Walmart helped investigate a Rogers family accused of aiding their son’s escape to Mexico after a 2022 shooting.
Seventeen-year-old Alexus Nguyen was found shot in the head inside a car in Rogers on April 13, 2022. Days later, police identified Alejandro Zenon-Reyes, then 14, as a suspect in her death.
Despite repeated attempts to locate him, Zenon-Reyes’ parents denied knowing his whereabouts. Investigators later arrested his brother, Giovanny Zenon; his father, Daniel Alejandro Zenon-Chavez and his mother, Rosa Lisette Reyes-Zendejas, on charges of aiding his escape.
On April 18, the day a warrant was issued for Zenon-Reyes’ arrest, his family was spotted on Walmart surveillance footage at a store in Dallas, Texas. Court records show Walmart’s Global Investigations division provided still images to police showing the family exiting a black Suburban with Arkansas plates. Complete article
BENTON COUNTY, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — New court records show Walmart helped investigate a Rogers family accused of aiding their son’s escape to Mexico after a 2022 shooting.
Seventeen-year-old Alexus Nguyen was found shot in the head inside a car in Rogers on April 13, 2022. Days later, police identified Alejandro Zenon-Reyes, then 14, as a suspect in her death.
Despite repeated attempts to locate him, Zenon-Reyes’ parents denied knowing his whereabouts. Investigators later arrested his brother, Giovanny Zenon; his father, Daniel Alejandro Zenon-Chavez and his mother, Rosa Lisette Reyes-Zendejas, on charges of aiding his escape.
On April 18, the day a warrant was issued for Zenon-Reyes’ arrest, his family was spotted on Walmart surveillance footage at a store in Dallas, Texas. Court records show Walmart’s Global Investigations division provided still images to police showing the family exiting a black Suburban with Arkansas plates. Complete article
Man fatally stabbed in homeless encampment behind Ca. Walmart in Logan Heights 07/04/2025
SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A man believed in his late 20s was fatally stabbed Friday inside a homeless encampment behind a Walmart building in Logan Heights.
Officers responded around 1:15 a.m. Friday to reports of a man suffering from at least one stab wound just outside of the encampment near the intersection of 21st Street and Commercial Boulevard, according to the San Diego Police Department.
Police said lifesaving measures were performed at the scene. The man was then taken to a nearby hospital, where he died shortly afterward. His name was not immediately available.
Following the stabbing, two people were seen leaving the area in different directions, the department reported. Complete article
SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A man believed in his late 20s was fatally stabbed Friday inside a homeless encampment behind a Walmart building in Logan Heights.
Officers responded around 1:15 a.m. Friday to reports of a man suffering from at least one stab wound just outside of the encampment near the intersection of 21st Street and Commercial Boulevard, according to the San Diego Police Department.
Police said lifesaving measures were performed at the scene. The man was then taken to a nearby hospital, where he died shortly afterward. His name was not immediately available.
Following the stabbing, two people were seen leaving the area in different directions, the department reported. Complete article
Police: Alleged shoplifter dies by suicide after La. Walmart theft in Uptown 07/03/2025
Police say Jhalon Cherry, 32, cut his own throat after officers approached him for allegedly stealing from Walmart.
NEW ORLEANS — It was a scene of crime scene tape and police cars on June 19th near the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Rousseau Street in Uptown New Orleans. That’s about a block away from the Walmart store where police say a man was seen on video shoplifting.
“You can see from that that he has collected some items in a shopping cart and he’s gone out that back emergency exit,” said Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick as she released new details Thursday.
Kirkpatrick says the man, identified as Jhalon Cherry, 32, got about a block away. That’s where Kirkpatrick says officers who were working on an off-duty assignment found him.
“They’re just approaching him as a shoplifting situation and what would typically be kind of a low-level situation,” said Kirkpatrick.
That quickly changed when Kirkpatrick says Cherry, who had recently gotten to New Orleans from Texas, pulled out a knife.
“Mr. Cherry ends up cutting his throat on both sides of his neck,” said Kirkpatrick. Complete article
Police say Jhalon Cherry, 32, cut his own throat after officers approached him for allegedly stealing from Walmart.
NEW ORLEANS — It was a scene of crime scene tape and police cars on June 19th near the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Rousseau Street in Uptown New Orleans. That’s about a block away from the Walmart store where police say a man was seen on video shoplifting.
“You can see from that that he has collected some items in a shopping cart and he’s gone out that back emergency exit,” said Police Chief Anne Kirkpatrick as she released new details Thursday.
Kirkpatrick says the man, identified as Jhalon Cherry, 32, got about a block away. That’s where Kirkpatrick says officers who were working on an off-duty assignment found him.
“They’re just approaching him as a shoplifting situation and what would typically be kind of a low-level situation,” said Kirkpatrick.
That quickly changed when Kirkpatrick says Cherry, who had recently gotten to New Orleans from Texas, pulled out a knife.
“Mr. Cherry ends up cutting his throat on both sides of his neck,” said Kirkpatrick. Complete article
Louisville man allegedly body-slammed Dixie Highway Ky. Walmart employee after stealing candy 07/03/2025
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville man was arrested Wednesday morning after allegedly body-slamming a Walmart employee while attempting to steal candy.
According to court documents, 18-year-old Taydrian Gray began opening merchandise with the intent to steal it at a Walmart on Dixie Highway.
An employee approached Gray after he opened a Kit Kat candy bar and told him he had to pay for it.
Court documents state Gray "became enraged" and began verbally berating the employee. As he was leaving the store, Gray walked back inside, punched the employee twice in the face and "body-slammed" her to the ground. Complete article
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville man was arrested Wednesday morning after allegedly body-slamming a Walmart employee while attempting to steal candy.
According to court documents, 18-year-old Taydrian Gray began opening merchandise with the intent to steal it at a Walmart on Dixie Highway.
An employee approached Gray after he opened a Kit Kat candy bar and told him he had to pay for it.
Court documents state Gray "became enraged" and began verbally berating the employee. As he was leaving the store, Gray walked back inside, punched the employee twice in the face and "body-slammed" her to the ground. Complete article
Raleigh woman was on her phone when she hit mother and child in NC Walmart parking lot 07/03/2025
A Raleigh woman, Jeronica Rogers, faces multiple felony charges connected to a hit-and-run incident in a Walmart parking lot that left a mother and her 10-month-old son with severe injuries.
A Raleigh woman faces felony charges in connection with a hit-and-run that sent a mother and her 10-month-old son to the hospital in late May.
According to a search warrant, Raleigh police were able to identify 43-year-old Jeronica Rogers as the driver in a hit-and-run at a Walmart parking lot on New Bern Avenue and New Hope Road.
Based on security footage obtained by police, Rogers was exiting the parking lot in her Chevrolet Equinox at a high speed, when she struck a mother holding her child while they were crossing the road. The car was seen driving away from the scene.
At the time, police could only make out the type of car and parts of the license plate. Complete article
A Raleigh woman, Jeronica Rogers, faces multiple felony charges connected to a hit-and-run incident in a Walmart parking lot that left a mother and her 10-month-old son with severe injuries.
A Raleigh woman faces felony charges in connection with a hit-and-run that sent a mother and her 10-month-old son to the hospital in late May.
According to a search warrant, Raleigh police were able to identify 43-year-old Jeronica Rogers as the driver in a hit-and-run at a Walmart parking lot on New Bern Avenue and New Hope Road.
Based on security footage obtained by police, Rogers was exiting the parking lot in her Chevrolet Equinox at a high speed, when she struck a mother holding her child while they were crossing the road. The car was seen driving away from the scene.
At the time, police could only make out the type of car and parts of the license plate. Complete article
84-year-old reverses car into fireworks stand at Missouri Walmart, injures 5: Police 07/03/2025
FESTUS, Mo. – Five people were hospitalized following a collision along a major Festus thoroughfare that sent a car crashing into a fireworks tent.
The crash happened Thursday afternoon in the parking lot of the Walmart Supercenter along South Truman Boulevard, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
FOX 2 has learned that an 84-year-old man was behind the wheel, and police believe he accidentally stepped on the gas pedal by mistake, reversing the car into the fireworks stand, injuring five people. During this, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP), the driver also sideswiped another car and hit a barrier. Complete article
FESTUS, Mo. – Five people were hospitalized following a collision along a major Festus thoroughfare that sent a car crashing into a fireworks tent.
The crash happened Thursday afternoon in the parking lot of the Walmart Supercenter along South Truman Boulevard, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
FOX 2 has learned that an 84-year-old man was behind the wheel, and police believe he accidentally stepped on the gas pedal by mistake, reversing the car into the fireworks stand, injuring five people. During this, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP), the driver also sideswiped another car and hit a barrier. Complete article
Stolen tractor and trailer recovered at Cullman Alabama Walmart, suspects arrested 07/03/2025
CULLMAN, Ala. — On June 25, 2025, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office was alerted by the Cullman City Police Department about a stolen tractor and trailer taken from Marshall County. The Cullman City PD reported that the stolen property was located at the Cullman Walmart after being notified by Loss Prevention that it had been in the parking lot for several days. The individuals who brought the tractor and trailer were reportedly on their way back to retrieve it.
Authorities from both the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office and Cullman City PD set up surveillance on the stolen property, awaiting the suspects' arrival. The suspects later called Walmart, claiming they were broken down on the side of Highway 65 but still intended to collect the stolen items.
Cullman City PD made contact with the suspects on Highway 65, identifying them as Kenneth Wayne Elliott and Matthew Ryan Allen. Both were confirmed as the individuals who stole the property from the victim’s residence. After conducting interviews, the suspects were arrested and transported to the Marshall County Jail for booking. The stolen tractor and trailer were returned to their rightful owner. Complete article
CULLMAN, Ala. — On June 25, 2025, the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office was alerted by the Cullman City Police Department about a stolen tractor and trailer taken from Marshall County. The Cullman City PD reported that the stolen property was located at the Cullman Walmart after being notified by Loss Prevention that it had been in the parking lot for several days. The individuals who brought the tractor and trailer were reportedly on their way back to retrieve it.
Authorities from both the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office and Cullman City PD set up surveillance on the stolen property, awaiting the suspects' arrival. The suspects later called Walmart, claiming they were broken down on the side of Highway 65 but still intended to collect the stolen items.
Cullman City PD made contact with the suspects on Highway 65, identifying them as Kenneth Wayne Elliott and Matthew Ryan Allen. Both were confirmed as the individuals who stole the property from the victim’s residence. After conducting interviews, the suspects were arrested and transported to the Marshall County Jail for booking. The stolen tractor and trailer were returned to their rightful owner. Complete article
Walmart Workers Vanish Overnight and Employees Sound the Alarm 07/01/2025
Walmart employees are sounding the alarm as sudden staffing cuts sweep through stores nationwide, reportedly driven by changes to immigration work authorizations and legal uncertainty.
Multiple staffers have taken to social media to share that coworkers have disappeared from schedules overnight—sometimes in double-digit numbers, the Daily Mail reported.
One Reddit user claimed their location lost 10 employees with work visas. Another reported 40 departures at a 400-person store, forcing older workers and managers to stretch themselves thin just to keep shelves stocked.
“Most of our older floor associates are constantly asking for help,” one employee wrote. “It’s not really ideal.”
The staffing drop comes as Walmart, the largest private employer in the U.S., moves to comply with a Supreme Court ruling that abruptly ended a temporary work program. The program had shielded over half a million migrants from deportation and granted legal work authorization until the court reversed course in late May. Complete article
Walmart employees are sounding the alarm as sudden staffing cuts sweep through stores nationwide, reportedly driven by changes to immigration work authorizations and legal uncertainty.
Multiple staffers have taken to social media to share that coworkers have disappeared from schedules overnight—sometimes in double-digit numbers, the Daily Mail reported.
One Reddit user claimed their location lost 10 employees with work visas. Another reported 40 departures at a 400-person store, forcing older workers and managers to stretch themselves thin just to keep shelves stocked.
“Most of our older floor associates are constantly asking for help,” one employee wrote. “It’s not really ideal.”
The staffing drop comes as Walmart, the largest private employer in the U.S., moves to comply with a Supreme Court ruling that abruptly ended a temporary work program. The program had shielded over half a million migrants from deportation and granted legal work authorization until the court reversed course in late May. Complete article
NY Landlord Takes On Walmart in $150M Fraud Suit 07/04/2025
A New York City landlord has filed a lawsuit against Walmart Inc. and the bankruptcy successor to Bonobos Inc., alleging a massive fraudulent scheme related to a Fifth Avenue retail lease. The complaint, filed by EKFH LLC in the Delaware Court of Chancery, seeks hundreds of millions in compensatory and punitive damages under both Delaware and New York law.
The lawsuit claims that Walmart and WHP Global orchestrated a plan to strip valuable assets from the menswear company Bonobos — now known as BNWHP LLC — leaving creditors with minimal recourse. The legal action centers on the alleged unauthorized transfer of Bonobos’ Fifth Avenue lease to Express Inc., which later filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
According to the complaint, Walmart purchased Bonobos in 2017 for over $300 million. In 2023, WHP Global acquired the business for just $75 million, while Bonobos’ leases were transferred to Express without EKFH’s consent. EKFH maintains it never approved the lease assignment and that neither Walmart nor Bonobos-BNWHP filed for Chapter 11 to legally discharge their obligations. Complete article
A New York City landlord has filed a lawsuit against Walmart Inc. and the bankruptcy successor to Bonobos Inc., alleging a massive fraudulent scheme related to a Fifth Avenue retail lease. The complaint, filed by EKFH LLC in the Delaware Court of Chancery, seeks hundreds of millions in compensatory and punitive damages under both Delaware and New York law.
The lawsuit claims that Walmart and WHP Global orchestrated a plan to strip valuable assets from the menswear company Bonobos — now known as BNWHP LLC — leaving creditors with minimal recourse. The legal action centers on the alleged unauthorized transfer of Bonobos’ Fifth Avenue lease to Express Inc., which later filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
According to the complaint, Walmart purchased Bonobos in 2017 for over $300 million. In 2023, WHP Global acquired the business for just $75 million, while Bonobos’ leases were transferred to Express without EKFH’s consent. EKFH maintains it never approved the lease assignment and that neither Walmart nor Bonobos-BNWHP filed for Chapter 11 to legally discharge their obligations. Complete article
Prenatal vitamin recall: Products sold online by Amazon, Walmart and Target 07/04/2025
California Gold Nutrition Iron Supplements is recalling nearly 60,000 prenatal vitamins due to potentially dangerous packaging. According to an announcement from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recalled dietary supplements contain iron, which are required by the Poison Prevention Packaging Act to be in child-resistant packaging. The supplements were packaged in bottles and blister packs that weren’t child-resistant, federal officials said.
Lack of child protections pose “a risk of deadly poisoning, if the contents are swallowed by young children,” the CPSC said.
The recall involves three types of California Gold Nutrition dietary supplements: Daily Prenatal Multi, Ultamins Women’s Multivitamin, and Ultamins Women’s 50+ Multivitamins. A list of the vitamin batch codes and expiration dates are available here. Complete article
California Gold Nutrition Iron Supplements is recalling nearly 60,000 prenatal vitamins due to potentially dangerous packaging. According to an announcement from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recalled dietary supplements contain iron, which are required by the Poison Prevention Packaging Act to be in child-resistant packaging. The supplements were packaged in bottles and blister packs that weren’t child-resistant, federal officials said.
Lack of child protections pose “a risk of deadly poisoning, if the contents are swallowed by young children,” the CPSC said.
The recall involves three types of California Gold Nutrition dietary supplements: Daily Prenatal Multi, Ultamins Women’s Multivitamin, and Ultamins Women’s 50+ Multivitamins. A list of the vitamin batch codes and expiration dates are available here. Complete article
Ohio woman arrested for shoplifting and criminal trespass at Plymouth Ind. Walmart 07/03/2025
Hundreds of dollars in clothes stolen from Chesterfield Va. Walmart 07/03/2025
Wanted man caught stuffing backpack with stolen items at Fla. Walmart 07/03/2025
Garfield NJ Walmart Evacuated Due to "Credible Threat" 07/05/2025
Ex-Fla. Walmart employee charged with theft has been evicted from home 07/05/2025
Gunfire reported outside South Carolina Walmart; 1 suspect captured, 1 wanted 07/07/2025
Police in South Carolina are investigating after a report of gunfire outside a Walmart store.
According to the Lake City Police Department, officers responded Sunday evening.
The preliminary investigation shows the incident involved a Walmart employee and two other people. During the confrontation, at least one shot was fired outside the building at the employee.
The suspects fled the area before police arrived.
“Fortunately, no injuries have been reported,” said Police Chief Patrick Miles. “Both suspects involved in the incident have been identified and one, a juvenile, has already been taken into custody." Complete article
No injuries after shots fired at Lake City Walmart 07/06/2025 Officials said two suspects were taken into custody Sunday evening, and one was a 16-year-old and one was a 17-year-old.
Police in South Carolina are investigating after a report of gunfire outside a Walmart store.
According to the Lake City Police Department, officers responded Sunday evening.
The preliminary investigation shows the incident involved a Walmart employee and two other people. During the confrontation, at least one shot was fired outside the building at the employee.
The suspects fled the area before police arrived.
“Fortunately, no injuries have been reported,” said Police Chief Patrick Miles. “Both suspects involved in the incident have been identified and one, a juvenile, has already been taken into custody." Complete article
No injuries after shots fired at Lake City Walmart 07/06/2025 Officials said two suspects were taken into custody Sunday evening, and one was a 16-year-old and one was a 17-year-old.
Man allegedly tried to murder victim with vehicle in Walmart parking lot 07/07/2025
BUCKHANNON, W.Va. (WBOY) — A man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly tried to hit a victim with his vehicle at a West Virginia Walmart.
On July 2, officers with the Buckhannon Police Department were dispatched to Walmart for a report of a victim being attacked in the parking lot, according to a criminal complaint.
Deputies learned that Rayne Chuma had driven “rapidly” at a victim “in an attempt to strike him, and the victim had to “attempt to jump over the car to keep from being hit,” deputies said.
Deputies noted that the victim “did have marks on his knees where he struck the pavement” and said that Chuma “did knowingly and unlawfully commit attempted murder,” according to the complaint. Complete article
BUCKHANNON, W.Va. (WBOY) — A man has been charged with attempted murder after he allegedly tried to hit a victim with his vehicle at a West Virginia Walmart.
On July 2, officers with the Buckhannon Police Department were dispatched to Walmart for a report of a victim being attacked in the parking lot, according to a criminal complaint.
Deputies learned that Rayne Chuma had driven “rapidly” at a victim “in an attempt to strike him, and the victim had to “attempt to jump over the car to keep from being hit,” deputies said.
Deputies noted that the victim “did have marks on his knees where he struck the pavement” and said that Chuma “did knowingly and unlawfully commit attempted murder,” according to the complaint. Complete article
San Angelo Tx. Walmart mourns Tanya Burwick, who lost her life in devastating flood 07/06/2025
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — The Walmart family is mourning the loss of Tanya Burwick, a cherished employee who passed away recently. Tanya had been a part of the store since its opening in 2015, and her influence was felt by all who worked with her.
Tanya’s dedication, warmth, and spirit made her an invaluable member of the team. Over the years, she built lasting relationships with both colleagues and customers, playing a key role in the store’s success and community.
“Her dedication, warmth, and spirit touched so many of us over the years,” a store spokesperson said. “She will be truly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing and working with her.” Complete article
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — The Walmart family is mourning the loss of Tanya Burwick, a cherished employee who passed away recently. Tanya had been a part of the store since its opening in 2015, and her influence was felt by all who worked with her.
Tanya’s dedication, warmth, and spirit made her an invaluable member of the team. Over the years, she built lasting relationships with both colleagues and customers, playing a key role in the store’s success and community.
“Her dedication, warmth, and spirit touched so many of us over the years,” a store spokesperson said. “She will be truly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing and working with her.” Complete article
'I'm not giving you s–––, b––––': 80-year-old Florida woman allegedly slaps driver after parking lot fender-bender at Walmart leads to request for car insurance 07/05/2025
An octogenarian Florida woman was recently arrested for a parking lot fracas at a Walmart that involved her slapping another driver in the face, according to Sunshine State law enforcement.
Linda Montan Frenier, 80, stands accused of one count each of robbery via sudden snatching, a felony, and battery, a misdemeanor, according to Orange County court records reviewed by Law &Crime.
The underlying incident occurred on June 30, at the Walmart on South Orange Blossom Trail in Apopka, a medium-sized town located in the broader Orlando metro area.
On the afternoon in question, an officer arrived at the parking lot in response to a call about a battery, according to an arrest affidavit.
"I met with the victim who was standing by her vehicle," the officer wrote in the law enforcement narrative. "The victim stated that she was driving northbound through the Walmart parking lot. The victim had stopped at the stop sign directly behind Linda Frenier's vehicle to check her phone's GPS for directions. While at the stop sign, Frenier attempted to reverse out of her parking spot and struck the passenger-side door of the victim's vehicle."
But the defendant did not apologize for the mishap, the alleged victim said. Instead, she appeared to blame the other driver. .....
"Frenier said, 'I'm not giving you s–––, b––––,'" the officer's narrative continues. "The victim tried to calm down Frenier and proceeded to walk away from her. Frenier approached the victim and got in her face and made a gesture as if she was going to hit the victim in the face. Frenier then slapped the victim on the left side of her face without her permission." Complete article
An octogenarian Florida woman was recently arrested for a parking lot fracas at a Walmart that involved her slapping another driver in the face, according to Sunshine State law enforcement.
Linda Montan Frenier, 80, stands accused of one count each of robbery via sudden snatching, a felony, and battery, a misdemeanor, according to Orange County court records reviewed by Law &Crime.
The underlying incident occurred on June 30, at the Walmart on South Orange Blossom Trail in Apopka, a medium-sized town located in the broader Orlando metro area.
On the afternoon in question, an officer arrived at the parking lot in response to a call about a battery, according to an arrest affidavit.
"I met with the victim who was standing by her vehicle," the officer wrote in the law enforcement narrative. "The victim stated that she was driving northbound through the Walmart parking lot. The victim had stopped at the stop sign directly behind Linda Frenier's vehicle to check her phone's GPS for directions. While at the stop sign, Frenier attempted to reverse out of her parking spot and struck the passenger-side door of the victim's vehicle."
But the defendant did not apologize for the mishap, the alleged victim said. Instead, she appeared to blame the other driver. .....
"Frenier said, 'I'm not giving you s–––, b––––,'" the officer's narrative continues. "The victim tried to calm down Frenier and proceeded to walk away from her. Frenier approached the victim and got in her face and made a gesture as if she was going to hit the victim in the face. Frenier then slapped the victim on the left side of her face without her permission." Complete article
Hundreds of bees recovered from Gilmer Tx. Walmart shopping cart 07/07/2025
GILMER, Texas (KLTV) - There was a buzz in the air at the Gilmer Walmart Monday morning. The literal kind.
Jan Brigman of Brigman Bee Company recovered hundreds of bees who had followed their queen to a temporary home -- a Walmart shopping cart.
“They have a colony,” Brigman said. “It gets too big. What happens is, is the queen lays eggs in the hive. And she feels like the hive is too big, that they need more room, she’ll take her half of the hive with her.”
Brigman explained the queen bee is not used to flying so she won’t go long distances at a time. The shopping cart is where her hive ended up. Complete article
GILMER, Texas (KLTV) - There was a buzz in the air at the Gilmer Walmart Monday morning. The literal kind.
Jan Brigman of Brigman Bee Company recovered hundreds of bees who had followed their queen to a temporary home -- a Walmart shopping cart.
“They have a colony,” Brigman said. “It gets too big. What happens is, is the queen lays eggs in the hive. And she feels like the hive is too big, that they need more room, she’ll take her half of the hive with her.”
Brigman explained the queen bee is not used to flying so she won’t go long distances at a time. The shopping cart is where her hive ended up. Complete article
Ex-boyfriend confronts former lover and steals her purse at Walmart 07/05/2025
Nashville man believed to have stolen $5,000 worth of goods from Tenn. Walmart locations 07/06/2025
NYSP searching for suspect, stolen bike from Walmart 07/07/2025
DO YOU KNOW ME? Jacksonville NC police looking for man wanted in Walmart thefts 07/07/2025
Man dies after being pinned against wall by driver at Faribault Minn. Walmart 07/07/2025
A man died Monday after being pinned against a wall by a driver in the Walmart parking lot in Faribault, authorities said.
The Fairbault Police Department said the 74-year-old Medford man became pinned by a Chevy Silverado pickup truck while its driver, a 68-year-old Kenyon man, was backing in reverse.
According to a news release, the pedestrian was conscious and complaining of back and pelvic pain when police responded to the scene around 9:48 a.m.
"Unfortunately, the victim's condition quickly deteriorated, and he subsequently died from his injuries at Allina Health Faribault Medical Center," police said. Complete article
A man died Monday after being pinned against a wall by a driver in the Walmart parking lot in Faribault, authorities said.
The Fairbault Police Department said the 74-year-old Medford man became pinned by a Chevy Silverado pickup truck while its driver, a 68-year-old Kenyon man, was backing in reverse.
According to a news release, the pedestrian was conscious and complaining of back and pelvic pain when police responded to the scene around 9:48 a.m.
"Unfortunately, the victim's condition quickly deteriorated, and he subsequently died from his injuries at Allina Health Faribault Medical Center," police said. Complete article
Person badly hurt after stabbing at Walmart in east Charlotte NC 07/08/2025
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A person was badly hurt after they were stabbed at a Walmart in east Charlotte on Monday night.
The stabbing happened sometime before 9 p.m. at the store on Albemarle Road near the Harrisburg Road intersection.
Medic said the person who was stabbed was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. Complete article
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A person was badly hurt after they were stabbed at a Walmart in east Charlotte on Monday night.
The stabbing happened sometime before 9 p.m. at the store on Albemarle Road near the Harrisburg Road intersection.
Medic said the person who was stabbed was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. Complete article
Suspected Tx. Wal-Mart thief crashes vehicle into home during police chase 07/08/2025
HOUSTON (KIAH) — Officers with the Pasadena Police Department were dispatched to a Wal-Mart located at 2011 Shaver Street to investigate a theft. When officers arrived, one of the suspects reportedly took off on foot and police gave chase.
The incident came to an end when suspect’s vehicle crashed into a house on Edward Drive in the City of South Houston. A woman who was in the home at the time of the crash was taken to the hospital to treat an arm injury.
The 75-year-old home resident did not have insurance and the damage to the home was “pretty extreme.” The suspect was taken into custody, but police have not revealed their identity. Complete article
HOUSTON (KIAH) — Officers with the Pasadena Police Department were dispatched to a Wal-Mart located at 2011 Shaver Street to investigate a theft. When officers arrived, one of the suspects reportedly took off on foot and police gave chase.
The incident came to an end when suspect’s vehicle crashed into a house on Edward Drive in the City of South Houston. A woman who was in the home at the time of the crash was taken to the hospital to treat an arm injury.
The 75-year-old home resident did not have insurance and the damage to the home was “pretty extreme.” The suspect was taken into custody, but police have not revealed their identity. Complete article
Man arrested at a Walmart in Atwater after pursuit 07/07/2025
MADERA COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A man was arrested at a Walmart in Atwater last week following a pursuit, the Madera County Sheriff’s Office said Monday.
Deputies report Jose Efrain Guardado, 32, was arrested on July 3 at a Walmart in Atwater.
Deputies said Guardado was arrested after multiple attempts to evade law enforcement. This included a foot pursuit and high-speed chase that was terminated.
While at Walmart, he tried to flee again, but deputies said he was safely apprehended after a brief struggle. Complete article
MADERA COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A man was arrested at a Walmart in Atwater last week following a pursuit, the Madera County Sheriff’s Office said Monday.
Deputies report Jose Efrain Guardado, 32, was arrested on July 3 at a Walmart in Atwater.
Deputies said Guardado was arrested after multiple attempts to evade law enforcement. This included a foot pursuit and high-speed chase that was terminated.
While at Walmart, he tried to flee again, but deputies said he was safely apprehended after a brief struggle. Complete article
Man wanted for attempted murder arrested after he was accused of skip-scanning at Kenner La. Walmart 07/08/2025
The Kenner Police Department has arrested two people, one of whom was wanted for attempted murder, after they were accused of skip-scanning at Walmart.
According to Kenner police, James Mosely, 33, and Shandell Quinn, 33, both of New Orleans, were approached by a worker at Walmart's self-checkout.
Police say Mosely and Quinn declined help from the worker and tried to leave the store with $86 in unpaid merchandise.
Both were detained by Walmart's asset protection team and taken into custody by Kenner police, according to a news release issued by Kenner police. Complete article
The Kenner Police Department has arrested two people, one of whom was wanted for attempted murder, after they were accused of skip-scanning at Walmart.
According to Kenner police, James Mosely, 33, and Shandell Quinn, 33, both of New Orleans, were approached by a worker at Walmart's self-checkout.
Police say Mosely and Quinn declined help from the worker and tried to leave the store with $86 in unpaid merchandise.
Both were detained by Walmart's asset protection team and taken into custody by Kenner police, according to a news release issued by Kenner police. Complete article
COLUMN: Dear Criminals — Stop Being Stupid. Walmart Knows You’re Stealing. 07/07/2025
COLUMN: Dear Corporate Propagandists — Stop Smearing the Poor Who Steal From the Rich While Ignoring the Much Bigger Problem of Rich Stealing from the Poor!
It doesn’t take much for retail theft to become a felony. So, congrats! You stole your way to prison, one $8 candle at a time.
If you think you’re outsmarting Walmart by stealing twenty bucks’ worth of merchandise at a time, you’re not clever, you’re just on camera. Every. Single. Time. And once your five-finger discount habit adds up to $1,000, or it’s your third rodeo, Pennsylvania law says, ‘Congratulations! You’re now a felon.’
That’s right. You didn’t beat the system. You played yourself.
Now, of course, you would never do something so idiotic. The fine readers of this publication are law-abiding citizens who always pay for their air fryers and protein bars. But maybe you have a cousin, or a friend, or a friend’s cousin who thinks they’re running a one-person crime ring. Do them a favor. Send them this story. It’s cheaper than bail.
According to Pennsylvania law, specifically Title 18 § 3929, retail theft becomes a felony of the third degree in two cases: when the value of stolen goods surpasses $1,000, or when a person commits their third theft, regardless of the dollar amount. That means a person swiping a few items at a time might be unaware they’re walking straight into felony territory. Complete article
COLUMN: Dear Corporate Propagandists — Stop Smearing the Poor Who Steal From the Rich While Ignoring the Much Bigger Problem of Rich Stealing from the Poor!
It doesn’t take much for retail theft to become a felony. So, congrats! You stole your way to prison, one $8 candle at a time.
If you think you’re outsmarting Walmart by stealing twenty bucks’ worth of merchandise at a time, you’re not clever, you’re just on camera. Every. Single. Time. And once your five-finger discount habit adds up to $1,000, or it’s your third rodeo, Pennsylvania law says, ‘Congratulations! You’re now a felon.’
That’s right. You didn’t beat the system. You played yourself.
Now, of course, you would never do something so idiotic. The fine readers of this publication are law-abiding citizens who always pay for their air fryers and protein bars. But maybe you have a cousin, or a friend, or a friend’s cousin who thinks they’re running a one-person crime ring. Do them a favor. Send them this story. It’s cheaper than bail.
According to Pennsylvania law, specifically Title 18 § 3929, retail theft becomes a felony of the third degree in two cases: when the value of stolen goods surpasses $1,000, or when a person commits their third theft, regardless of the dollar amount. That means a person swiping a few items at a time might be unaware they’re walking straight into felony territory. Complete article
Seneca Falls NY police charge woman with Walmart theft 07/07/2025
CPD: Man wanted for propositioning girl at Chesapeake Va. Walmart 07/06/2025
Dog rescued from hot car in Boise Idaho Walmart parking lot 07/08/2025
Barbourville Ky. Police respond to Walmart evacuation 07/07/2025
New Orleans La. community mourns Walmart worker stabbed to death with second line in the Treme, at the end of last month 07/07/2025
Crowds dressed in glitter and rainbow attire marched in the rain-slicked streets of the Treme Monday afternoon, their steps syncopated to the bellow of brass horns, as they celebrated the life of Edwin "Buggy" Johnson Jr.
The 27-year-old Walmart stock clerk — beloved for his warmth, flair and a larger-than-life personality that outshone his profound hearing disorder — was stabbed to death last month near Lake Catherine, according to New Orleans Police.
The crime stunned the diverse communities that Johnson touched in his relatively short life. As a gay, Black, deaf man, he thrived at the intersection of multiple marginalized identities, and his joyful authenticity inspired those around him, according to those who remembered him Monday. Complete article
Crowds dressed in glitter and rainbow attire marched in the rain-slicked streets of the Treme Monday afternoon, their steps syncopated to the bellow of brass horns, as they celebrated the life of Edwin "Buggy" Johnson Jr.
The 27-year-old Walmart stock clerk — beloved for his warmth, flair and a larger-than-life personality that outshone his profound hearing disorder — was stabbed to death last month near Lake Catherine, according to New Orleans Police.
The crime stunned the diverse communities that Johnson touched in his relatively short life. As a gay, Black, deaf man, he thrived at the intersection of multiple marginalized identities, and his joyful authenticity inspired those around him, according to those who remembered him Monday. Complete article
Gun pulled on woman delivering Idaho Walmart order as she’s told to ‘Go back to Mexico,’ court documents reveal 07/09/2025
JEFFERSON COUNTY– A man has been charged after a Spanish-speaking woman had a gun pulled on her and was told to “go back to Mexico” while trying to deliver an order from Walmart.
Jeffery Lee McCanch, 59, is charged with one count of felony aggravated assault.
Court documents say the victim works for Spark Driver, an app that allows customers to place delivery orders from Walmart or other businesses. On June 23, the victim had an order meant to be delivered to McCanch’s address.
In an interview with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, the victim told deputies that when she first arrived at the residence, a man later identified as McCanch came out from the residence and shouted at her to “get off the property and go back to Mexico.”
The victim allegedly tried to show McCanch the order on her phone when McCanch went back into the house and returned with a shotgun. McCanch pointed the firearm at the victim and “racked” the gun, according to the victim, who then drove away in fear. Complete article
JEFFERSON COUNTY– A man has been charged after a Spanish-speaking woman had a gun pulled on her and was told to “go back to Mexico” while trying to deliver an order from Walmart.
Jeffery Lee McCanch, 59, is charged with one count of felony aggravated assault.
Court documents say the victim works for Spark Driver, an app that allows customers to place delivery orders from Walmart or other businesses. On June 23, the victim had an order meant to be delivered to McCanch’s address.
In an interview with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, the victim told deputies that when she first arrived at the residence, a man later identified as McCanch came out from the residence and shouted at her to “get off the property and go back to Mexico.”
The victim allegedly tried to show McCanch the order on her phone when McCanch went back into the house and returned with a shotgun. McCanch pointed the firearm at the victim and “racked” the gun, according to the victim, who then drove away in fear. Complete article
'He Looked Guilty': 'Walmart Karen' Falsely Accuses Black Teen Of Stealing 07/09/2025
A white woman has been dubbed "Walmart Karen" after she falsely accused a Black teenager of stealing from her at the store.
Video shared by Penny Thompson, the 15-year-old boy's mother, on TikTok shows the exchange between her and the woman after she made the false accusation about her son.
In the clip, Thompson and the woman argued over the theft allegation in the parking lot of Walmart as the mother was unloading her purchases in the trunk of her vehicle.
Thompson asked two Walmart employees who were watching the heated exchange to check the store's surveillance cameras to prove her 15-year-old son didn't steal anything. The mother accused the "Karen" of racially profiling her son, as there was no evidence of the theft.
The woman insisted her accusation wasn't related to skin color, but stated that Thompson's 15-year-old son "looked guilty."
“I don’t care what color you are, he looked guilty!” the woman told Thompson. Complete article
A white woman has been dubbed "Walmart Karen" after she falsely accused a Black teenager of stealing from her at the store.
Video shared by Penny Thompson, the 15-year-old boy's mother, on TikTok shows the exchange between her and the woman after she made the false accusation about her son.
In the clip, Thompson and the woman argued over the theft allegation in the parking lot of Walmart as the mother was unloading her purchases in the trunk of her vehicle.
Thompson asked two Walmart employees who were watching the heated exchange to check the store's surveillance cameras to prove her 15-year-old son didn't steal anything. The mother accused the "Karen" of racially profiling her son, as there was no evidence of the theft.
The woman insisted her accusation wasn't related to skin color, but stated that Thompson's 15-year-old son "looked guilty."
“I don’t care what color you are, he looked guilty!” the woman told Thompson. Complete article
Georgia woman hospitalized after venomous snakebite in Villa Rica Walmart parking lot 07/09/2025
VILLA RICA, Ga. - A woman is recovering at a west Georgia hospital after being bitten by a venomous snake in an unlikely place — the parking lot of a Walmart.
Kristina Prince says she was stepping out of her car near the garden center at the Villa Rica Commons shopping center when she noticed something unusual.
What they're saying:
"I kind of looked at it. I was like, 'Hmm, I don't know,'" Prince recalled. Moments later, she said, a snake struck her foot. "Like fire ants ... took a torch to your foot," she said, describing the burning sensation.
Prince believes the snake was a copperhead. Since the bite Saturday, she has been hospitalized at Tanner Medical Center in Villa Rica with swelling in her foot and calf, along with complications affecting her kidneys. Complete article
VILLA RICA, Ga. - A woman is recovering at a west Georgia hospital after being bitten by a venomous snake in an unlikely place — the parking lot of a Walmart.
Kristina Prince says she was stepping out of her car near the garden center at the Villa Rica Commons shopping center when she noticed something unusual.
What they're saying:
"I kind of looked at it. I was like, 'Hmm, I don't know,'" Prince recalled. Moments later, she said, a snake struck her foot. "Like fire ants ... took a torch to your foot," she said, describing the burning sensation.
Prince believes the snake was a copperhead. Since the bite Saturday, she has been hospitalized at Tanner Medical Center in Villa Rica with swelling in her foot and calf, along with complications affecting her kidneys. Complete article
Spokane Police searching for arson suspect near Spokane Valley Wash. Walmart 07/09/2025
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Spokane Police Department is looking for a man with a history of burning as part of an investigation into arsons in downtown Spokane.
According to SPD's Major Crimes Unit, 37-year-old Chad Horne is wanted for an unrelated domestic violence charge but is a person of interest in a series of arsons that occurred Tuesday.
Six separate fires were started at My Fresh Basket, WSU's Spokane Campus, and along 3rd Avenue near Sherman Street.
SPD says Horne was seen on surveillance footage near one of the fire's yesterday. He's described as 5'11", slim build, and often with dyed hair or wigs.
Horne previously pled guilty to reckless burning in 2024 and was sentenced to two months. Complete article
SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Spokane Police Department is looking for a man with a history of burning as part of an investigation into arsons in downtown Spokane.
According to SPD's Major Crimes Unit, 37-year-old Chad Horne is wanted for an unrelated domestic violence charge but is a person of interest in a series of arsons that occurred Tuesday.
Six separate fires were started at My Fresh Basket, WSU's Spokane Campus, and along 3rd Avenue near Sherman Street.
SPD says Horne was seen on surveillance footage near one of the fire's yesterday. He's described as 5'11", slim build, and often with dyed hair or wigs.
Horne previously pled guilty to reckless burning in 2024 and was sentenced to two months. Complete article
Toddler struck, woman robbed of iPhone and keys in Pa. Walmart fight, police say 07/10/2025
One suspect was in custody Thursday and another was wanted on an arrest warrant after a fight at a Walmart last month in Northampton County, according to police.
A woman was assaulted in the incident, as was a 1-year-old with the victim, according to the allegations. The woman was robbed of her phone and keys, police say.
Colonial Regional police say the victim was shopping with the boy about 2 p.m. June 4 at the store, 3722 Easton-Nazareth Highway in Lower Nazareth Township. Complete article
One suspect was in custody Thursday and another was wanted on an arrest warrant after a fight at a Walmart last month in Northampton County, according to police.
A woman was assaulted in the incident, as was a 1-year-old with the victim, according to the allegations. The woman was robbed of her phone and keys, police say.
Colonial Regional police say the victim was shopping with the boy about 2 p.m. June 4 at the store, 3722 Easton-Nazareth Highway in Lower Nazareth Township. Complete article
WATCH: ICE agents use taser on man at Albuquerque NM Walmart 07/11/2025
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Video circulating on social media this week showed what appeared to be ICE agents detaining and tasing a man inside an Albuquerque Walmart.
On Thursday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirmed the incident did happen, saying a man from Venezuela, who was in the country illegally, fled from agents into the crowded retail store.
The video shared with Nexstar’s KRQE showed three people, two of whom had masks on and visible tactical vests, attempting to detain a man at the end of an aisle inside the Walmart store.
One of the agents used a taser, and the man could be heard yelling and screaming before falling to the floor. Complete article
Man in viral ICE Walmart tasing video identified 07/11/2025
Protesters gather at ABQ Walmart where ICE detained a man 07/21/2025 The video has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people and shows what happened when ICE took a man into custody in early July.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Video circulating on social media this week showed what appeared to be ICE agents detaining and tasing a man inside an Albuquerque Walmart.
On Thursday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirmed the incident did happen, saying a man from Venezuela, who was in the country illegally, fled from agents into the crowded retail store.
The video shared with Nexstar’s KRQE showed three people, two of whom had masks on and visible tactical vests, attempting to detain a man at the end of an aisle inside the Walmart store.
One of the agents used a taser, and the man could be heard yelling and screaming before falling to the floor. Complete article
Man in viral ICE Walmart tasing video identified 07/11/2025
Protesters gather at ABQ Walmart where ICE detained a man 07/21/2025 The video has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people and shows what happened when ICE took a man into custody in early July.
FTC Cracks Down on False ‘Made in the USA Claims,’ Sends Warning Letters to Walmart, Amazon 07/09/2025
The Federal Trade Commission has sent warning letters to four companies reminding them to comply with the FTC’s “Made in the USA” requirements, as well as to Amazon and Walmart regarding third-party sellers who appear to be making deceptive “Made in the USA” claims on their online marketplaces.
Warning letters were sent to flagpole retailer Americana Liberty, footwear maker Oak Street Manufacturing, football equipment company Pro Sports Group and personal care products manufacturer USA Big Mountain Paper, all of which claim their goods are of U.S. origin. However, FTC investigations have found indications that the products are imported, either wholly or in part, which violates the Made in the USA Labeling Rule (MUSA Labeling Rule).
Additionally, Amazon and Walmart have received warnings that sellers on their marketplaces have been reported to be falsely advertising products as being made in the U.S., violating various truth-in-advertising laws. The letters ask both companies to monitor, identify and take corrective action against third-party sellers who make false or misleading “Made in USA” claims on their marketplaces.
FTC: ‘Made in the USA’ is More than a Slogan
“‘Made in the USA’ is not just a slogan — it’s a sign that a product connects us to the workers and businesses that make America great,” said FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson in a statement. “Consumers want to have confidence that when they buy something labeled ‘Made in the USA’ they are actually supporting American workers and the American economy. Companies that falsely claim their products are ‘Made in the USA’ can expect to hear from the FTC.” Complete article
The Federal Trade Commission has sent warning letters to four companies reminding them to comply with the FTC’s “Made in the USA” requirements, as well as to Amazon and Walmart regarding third-party sellers who appear to be making deceptive “Made in the USA” claims on their online marketplaces.
Warning letters were sent to flagpole retailer Americana Liberty, footwear maker Oak Street Manufacturing, football equipment company Pro Sports Group and personal care products manufacturer USA Big Mountain Paper, all of which claim their goods are of U.S. origin. However, FTC investigations have found indications that the products are imported, either wholly or in part, which violates the Made in the USA Labeling Rule (MUSA Labeling Rule).
Additionally, Amazon and Walmart have received warnings that sellers on their marketplaces have been reported to be falsely advertising products as being made in the U.S., violating various truth-in-advertising laws. The letters ask both companies to monitor, identify and take corrective action against third-party sellers who make false or misleading “Made in USA” claims on their marketplaces.
FTC: ‘Made in the USA’ is More than a Slogan
“‘Made in the USA’ is not just a slogan — it’s a sign that a product connects us to the workers and businesses that make America great,” said FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson in a statement. “Consumers want to have confidence that when they buy something labeled ‘Made in the USA’ they are actually supporting American workers and the American economy. Companies that falsely claim their products are ‘Made in the USA’ can expect to hear from the FTC.” Complete article
STICK THIS ON Walmart employees ‘chasing shoppers down’ at self-checkout after new sticker rule – you must check ‘unbagged’ items 07/09/2025
WALMART employees are now enforcing a new sticker rule in stores that targets your unbagged items.
Customers are claiming that employees will chase you down to make sure you are following the new policy.
A social media posts has revealed a new rule at Walmart that involves employees putting stickers on your unbagged items.
This is supposedly being done to indicate that the items have been scanned.
It's thought that this is mainly done to deter theft at self-cehckout.
This is mainly used at self-checkout, as customers are asked to scan unbagged items, and then a sticker is applied. Complete article
WALMART employees are now enforcing a new sticker rule in stores that targets your unbagged items.
Customers are claiming that employees will chase you down to make sure you are following the new policy.
A social media posts has revealed a new rule at Walmart that involves employees putting stickers on your unbagged items.
This is supposedly being done to indicate that the items have been scanned.
It's thought that this is mainly done to deter theft at self-cehckout.
This is mainly used at self-checkout, as customers are asked to scan unbagged items, and then a sticker is applied. Complete article
Walmart recalls 850,000 water bottles, 2 customers suffer ‘permanent blindness’ from exploding caps 07/11/2025
Walmart is recalling 850,000 Ozark Trail water bottles after reports that a manufacturing error could cause serious injury.
According to an announcement from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, lids on the Ozark Trail 64 oz Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottles can “forcefully eject” when someone opens them after food, soda or perishable liquids like juice or milk are stored inside.
So far, the CPSC said Walmart has received three reports of people being struck in the face by the bottles’ lids. Two people have suffered permanent vision loss after being hit in the eye.
This recall covers water bottles sold with model number 83-662 on the product packaging. The stainless-steel bottles are silver with a black one-piece screwcap lid. The bottles have been sold in Walmart stores nationwide since 2017 for about $15. Complete article
Walmart is recalling 850,000 Ozark Trail water bottles after reports that a manufacturing error could cause serious injury.
According to an announcement from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, lids on the Ozark Trail 64 oz Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottles can “forcefully eject” when someone opens them after food, soda or perishable liquids like juice or milk are stored inside.
So far, the CPSC said Walmart has received three reports of people being struck in the face by the bottles’ lids. Two people have suffered permanent vision loss after being hit in the eye.
This recall covers water bottles sold with model number 83-662 on the product packaging. The stainless-steel bottles are silver with a black one-piece screwcap lid. The bottles have been sold in Walmart stores nationwide since 2017 for about $15. Complete article
Bread sold at Kroger and Walmart in a dozen states is under recall for ‘life-threatening’ problem 07/11/2025
Hartford Bakery recalled its Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style half-loaf bread after a packaging error led to undeclared hazelnuts in some loaves.
An Artisan-style breed sold in 12 states at popular retailers, such as Kroger and Walmart, has been recalled due to potential hazelnut contamination, the FDA says.
Hartford Bakery Inc. recalled its Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style half-loaf bread after an internal packaging error resulted in visible hazelnuts, an undeclared allergen, in some loaves.
About 883 units from six production lots were mistakenly wrapped and labeled merely as “May Contain Tree Nuts,” without specifying hazelnuts. Complete article
Hartford Bakery recalled its Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style half-loaf bread after a packaging error led to undeclared hazelnuts in some loaves.
An Artisan-style breed sold in 12 states at popular retailers, such as Kroger and Walmart, has been recalled due to potential hazelnut contamination, the FDA says.
Hartford Bakery Inc. recalled its Lewis Bake Shop Artisan Style half-loaf bread after an internal packaging error resulted in visible hazelnuts, an undeclared allergen, in some loaves.
About 883 units from six production lots were mistakenly wrapped and labeled merely as “May Contain Tree Nuts,” without specifying hazelnuts. Complete article
Northern Va. state senator seeks answers from Walmart concerning sexual health products 07/09/2025
As Virginia customers of Walmart shop on the company’s website, shoppers are receiving a message telling them they need to provide consent for data collection to search for items including pregnancy tests, birth control items and even a baby registry.
State Sen. Barbara Favola, a Democrat representing Arlington, said the new message is coming in response to a law designed to protect people’s privacy when it comes to sexual health and reproductive information.
Favola wrote the law aimed at providing enhanced privacy concerning this sensitive matter.
She said she is surprised by the pop-up, which reads: “Virginia law requires your consent to collect or use information about your potential or actual purchase of reproductive or sexual health products or services.” Complete article
As Virginia customers of Walmart shop on the company’s website, shoppers are receiving a message telling them they need to provide consent for data collection to search for items including pregnancy tests, birth control items and even a baby registry.
State Sen. Barbara Favola, a Democrat representing Arlington, said the new message is coming in response to a law designed to protect people’s privacy when it comes to sexual health and reproductive information.
Favola wrote the law aimed at providing enhanced privacy concerning this sensitive matter.
She said she is surprised by the pop-up, which reads: “Virginia law requires your consent to collect or use information about your potential or actual purchase of reproductive or sexual health products or services.” Complete article
Elderly man files slip-and-fall lawsuit against Ocala Fla. Walmart over ‘camouflaged’ elevation change 07/09/2025
An elderly man claims he sustained serious injuries after he slipped and fell over an “unmarked, and unwarned elevation change” at an Ocala Walmart that his attorneys claim was camouflaged by an outdoor mat in the garden section.
Attorneys representing Michael Reynolds filed the lawsuit against Walmart Stores East, LP, and the manager of the location where the incident occurred in the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court of Marion County on June 24.
According to the the lawsuit, on July 20, 2023, Reynolds visited the Walmart located at 4980 E Silver Springs Boulevard in Ocala. The complaint states that Reynolds is over the age of 74 and is a “Florida citizen.”
While he was walking through the garden center at the facility, Reynolds “fell with force over an abrupt, dangerous, hazardous, inconspicuous, nondelineated, not readily apparent, optically blending, unattended, uncommon, uncorrected, unexpected, unguarded, unleveled, unmarked, and unwarned elevation change(s) along the premises,” according to the complaint. Complete article
An elderly man claims he sustained serious injuries after he slipped and fell over an “unmarked, and unwarned elevation change” at an Ocala Walmart that his attorneys claim was camouflaged by an outdoor mat in the garden section.
Attorneys representing Michael Reynolds filed the lawsuit against Walmart Stores East, LP, and the manager of the location where the incident occurred in the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court of Marion County on June 24.
According to the the lawsuit, on July 20, 2023, Reynolds visited the Walmart located at 4980 E Silver Springs Boulevard in Ocala. The complaint states that Reynolds is over the age of 74 and is a “Florida citizen.”
While he was walking through the garden center at the facility, Reynolds “fell with force over an abrupt, dangerous, hazardous, inconspicuous, nondelineated, not readily apparent, optically blending, unattended, uncommon, uncorrected, unexpected, unguarded, unleveled, unmarked, and unwarned elevation change(s) along the premises,” according to the complaint. Complete article
'Cookie-Cutter' Slip-And-Fall Suit Against Walmart Settled 07/09/2025
Weeks after personal injury law firm Simon & Simon PC was chastised by a Pennsylvania federal judge for letting paralegals file a "cookie-cutter" slip-and-fall lawsuit against Walmart, the plaintiff's counsel have... Complete article
Weeks after personal injury law firm Simon & Simon PC was chastised by a Pennsylvania federal judge for letting paralegals file a "cookie-cutter" slip-and-fall lawsuit against Walmart, the plaintiff's counsel have... Complete article
Buck Creek Township Ind. trustee says Walmart has not fulfilled promise of assisting fire department 07/10/2025
HANCOCK COUNTY — Half a decade has passed since Walmart announced their plans to set up an online fulfillment center in Hancock County, and a local official is raising concerns that the international retail conglomorate has not helped pay for new equipment for fire protection.
Walmart announced final plans for the fulfillment center in Mt. Comfort, the largest of its kind in the United States, in September 2020, and the center opened in June 2023.
When the distribution center opened two years ago, firefighters across the county expressed their concern about fire protection and safety. For example, in 2022, it took 400 firefighters from 30 departments to put out a fire at Plainfield’s million square foot Walmart distribution center. Complete article
HANCOCK COUNTY — Half a decade has passed since Walmart announced their plans to set up an online fulfillment center in Hancock County, and a local official is raising concerns that the international retail conglomorate has not helped pay for new equipment for fire protection.
Walmart announced final plans for the fulfillment center in Mt. Comfort, the largest of its kind in the United States, in September 2020, and the center opened in June 2023.
When the distribution center opened two years ago, firefighters across the county expressed their concern about fire protection and safety. For example, in 2022, it took 400 firefighters from 30 departments to put out a fire at Plainfield’s million square foot Walmart distribution center. Complete article
Sioux Center man jailed for Iowa Walmart theft 07/09/2025
Man accused of slurs, threats at Clinton Twp. Mich. Walmart, last year, admitted for hospitalization 07/09/2025
Fostoria Ohio man pleads guilty in December 2024 Walmart shooting incident 07/09/2025
Police: Man banned from East Meadow NY Walmart for stealing cans of electronic duster 07/10/2025
Border Patrol agent charged with assaulting Long Beach officer involved in violent Walmart arrest 07/11/2025
LONG BEACH, Calif. - The U.S. Border Patrol agent charged with drunkenly assaulting a Long Beach Police officer outside a bar this week is also one of the agents involved in the violent, now-viral arrest of a U.S. citizen in a Pico Rivera Walmart, the man's lawyers claim.
What we know: Isaiah Hodgson is facing charges of assaulting an officer, resisting arrest and illegal firearm possession, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced on Friday.
He was arrested on July 7, outside the Shoreline Village in Long Beach. That night, Hodson allegedly went into the woman's bathroom, and walked up to a woman, who saw he had a gun, the LBPD said. The woman told restaurant staff about the gun, and they called the police. Hodson then left the restaurant, LBPD said, where officers found him.
Officers saw the gun, and told Hodgson to leave, according to the department. When he didn't, officers tried to detain him. "As Hodson resisted arrest, he allegedly became agitated and physical with the officers," the LBPD said in a statement. One officer was injured.
The backstory:
On Friday, lawyers for a man who was violently detained by Border Patrol agents in Pico Rivera claimed that Hodgson was one of the agents involved in the now-viral arrest.
Federal agents arrested Adrian Andrew Martinez, a 20-year-old U.S. citizen, on June 18, at a Walmart in Pico Rivera. That morning, federal agents pulled into the parking lot, seemingly for an immigration enforcement operation. Martinez was seen on video approaching agents. Soon after, agents were seen throwing Martinez to the ground. Complete article
Border patrol agent charged with assaulting Long Beach police officer 07/12/2025
LONG BEACH, Calif. - The U.S. Border Patrol agent charged with drunkenly assaulting a Long Beach Police officer outside a bar this week is also one of the agents involved in the violent, now-viral arrest of a U.S. citizen in a Pico Rivera Walmart, the man's lawyers claim.
What we know: Isaiah Hodgson is facing charges of assaulting an officer, resisting arrest and illegal firearm possession, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced on Friday.
He was arrested on July 7, outside the Shoreline Village in Long Beach. That night, Hodson allegedly went into the woman's bathroom, and walked up to a woman, who saw he had a gun, the LBPD said. The woman told restaurant staff about the gun, and they called the police. Hodson then left the restaurant, LBPD said, where officers found him.
Officers saw the gun, and told Hodgson to leave, according to the department. When he didn't, officers tried to detain him. "As Hodson resisted arrest, he allegedly became agitated and physical with the officers," the LBPD said in a statement. One officer was injured.
The backstory:
On Friday, lawyers for a man who was violently detained by Border Patrol agents in Pico Rivera claimed that Hodgson was one of the agents involved in the now-viral arrest.
Federal agents arrested Adrian Andrew Martinez, a 20-year-old U.S. citizen, on June 18, at a Walmart in Pico Rivera. That morning, federal agents pulled into the parking lot, seemingly for an immigration enforcement operation. Martinez was seen on video approaching agents. Soon after, agents were seen throwing Martinez to the ground. Complete article
Border patrol agent charged with assaulting Long Beach police officer 07/12/2025
Movie based on May 2010 West Memphis Tenn. Police shootings, in theaters Friday 07/10/2025
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A movie based on the ambush killings of two West Memphis police officers along I-40 in 2010 is set to hit theaters nationwide Friday.
“Sovereign“, which stars Dennis Quaid, Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay follows a father and son who identify as sovereign citizens, a group of anti-government extremists, who find themselves in a standoff with a police chief that sets off a manhunt after gunning down two police officers during a traffic stop.
The crime thriller is based on the events surrounding the West Memphis Police shootings.
On May 20, 2010, Officer Bill Evans stopped a white van with Ohio plates along Interstate 40 and called for backup.
Sgt. Brandon Paudert showed up within minutes, and both were shot and killed when a 16-year-old boy jumped out of the passenger side of the vehicle with an assault weapon.
Brandon Paudert was the son of then-West Memphis Police Chief Bob Paudert.
The hunt for the teenage gunman and his father ended in the West Memphis Walmart parking lot.
Jerry, 45, and Joseph Kane, who were reportedly anti-government extremists, were shot and killed during a shootout with police. Complete article
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A movie based on the ambush killings of two West Memphis police officers along I-40 in 2010 is set to hit theaters nationwide Friday.
“Sovereign“, which stars Dennis Quaid, Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay follows a father and son who identify as sovereign citizens, a group of anti-government extremists, who find themselves in a standoff with a police chief that sets off a manhunt after gunning down two police officers during a traffic stop.
The crime thriller is based on the events surrounding the West Memphis Police shootings.
On May 20, 2010, Officer Bill Evans stopped a white van with Ohio plates along Interstate 40 and called for backup.
Sgt. Brandon Paudert showed up within minutes, and both were shot and killed when a 16-year-old boy jumped out of the passenger side of the vehicle with an assault weapon.
Brandon Paudert was the son of then-West Memphis Police Chief Bob Paudert.
The hunt for the teenage gunman and his father ended in the West Memphis Walmart parking lot.
Jerry, 45, and Joseph Kane, who were reportedly anti-government extremists, were shot and killed during a shootout with police. Complete article
Man arrested after allegedly pulling knife on Fla. Walmart employee and police officer 07/13/2025
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Duard Augustus Benson III, 58, was arrested yesterday after allegedly pulling a knife on a Walmart Loss Prevention Officer who tried to stop him from shoplifting and then pointing the knife at a police officer who was trying to arrest him.
At about 2 p.m. on July 12, a Gainesville Police Department officer was at the northwest Walmart, investigating a previous theft, when the Loss Prevention Officer (LPO) notified him about a separate incident involving someone in the store.
The officer reported that he watched the suspect conceal multiple packs of meat (valued at $233) in a bag and then walk toward the garden exit. The LPO told the officer he would try to stop the suspect, and the officer waited outside the store in his marked patrol vehicle.
The LPO reportedly identified himself to Benson and tried to take the merchandise back, but Benson allegedly pulled the bag back and simultaneously pulled out a pocket knife and pointed it at the LPO. The LPO, in fear for his life, backed away, and the officer, who reported that he saw Benson leave the store without paying for the merchandise, activated his lights and sirens and drove toward Benson, who allegedly fled on foot.
After a brief foot chase, the officer tried to tackle Benson, but Benson allegedly turned around and pointed the pocket knife at the officer in a fighting stance. The officer reported that Benson lunged at him with the knife, and he pushed Benson away and drew his firearm; Benson allegedly ran again, still holding the knife.
After another brief foot chase, the officer deployed his taser, and Benson fell to the ground at the Circle K on NW 34th Boulevard. Benson allegedly kept trying to get back up, and the officer reportedly kicked his knife away from him.
The officer reported that his taser was not functioning properly and that Benson “caught on” to that, got back on his feet, and assumed a fighting stance. The officer reportedly tackled him to the ground and detained him. Complete article
Some Walmart garment orders from Bangladesh on hold due to U.S. tariff threat 07/11/2025
LONDON/NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) - Suppliers to Walmart WMT.N have delayed or put on hold some orders from garment manufacturers in Bangladesh, according to three factory owners and correspondence from a supplier seen by Reuters, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of a 35% tariff on the textile hub disrupts business.
Bangladesh is the third-largest exporter of apparel to the United States, and it relies on the garment sector for 80% of its export earnings and 10% of its GDP. The factory owners all said they expected orders to fall if the August 1 tariffs go into effect, as they are unable to absorb that 35% rate.
Iqbal Hossain, managing director of garment manufacturer Patriot Eco Apparel Ltd, told Reuters an order for nearly 1 million swim shorts for Walmart was put on hold on Thursday due to the tariff threat. Complete article
LONDON/NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) - Suppliers to Walmart WMT.N have delayed or put on hold some orders from garment manufacturers in Bangladesh, according to three factory owners and correspondence from a supplier seen by Reuters, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of a 35% tariff on the textile hub disrupts business.
Bangladesh is the third-largest exporter of apparel to the United States, and it relies on the garment sector for 80% of its export earnings and 10% of its GDP. The factory owners all said they expected orders to fall if the August 1 tariffs go into effect, as they are unable to absorb that 35% rate.
Iqbal Hossain, managing director of garment manufacturer Patriot Eco Apparel Ltd, told Reuters an order for nearly 1 million swim shorts for Walmart was put on hold on Thursday due to the tariff threat. Complete article
SPPTTY Kids Bicycles Recalled Due to Risk of Death or Injury from Lead Poisoning; Violates Federal Lead Content Ban; Sold at Walmart by Shenzhen Yihuachuang Technology 07/10/2025
Description:
This recall involves SPPTTY kids bicycles. The bicycles are pink with brown seat covers, brown handlebars, brown pedals and brown baskets and were sold in 14-inch and 18-inch sizes. The brand “SPPTTY” and “New Sport Bike” are printed on the downtube.
Remedy:
Consumers should stop using the recalled children’s bicycles immediately and contact Shenzhen Yihuachuang Technology for a full refund. To receive a refund, consumers should dismantle the bicycles, take a photo, and send the photo by email to lishkjie@163.com. After submitting proof of destruction, consumers should dispose of the recalled bike. Complete article
Description:
This recall involves SPPTTY kids bicycles. The bicycles are pink with brown seat covers, brown handlebars, brown pedals and brown baskets and were sold in 14-inch and 18-inch sizes. The brand “SPPTTY” and “New Sport Bike” are printed on the downtube.
Remedy:
Consumers should stop using the recalled children’s bicycles immediately and contact Shenzhen Yihuachuang Technology for a full refund. To receive a refund, consumers should dismantle the bicycles, take a photo, and send the photo by email to lishkjie@163.com. After submitting proof of destruction, consumers should dispose of the recalled bike. Complete article
Attorneys were paid $745,000 to represent El Paso Tx. Walmart gunman in federal court 07/10/2025
Over $1.3 Million Paid to Court-Appointed Attorneys for El Paso Walmart Shooter's Defense 07/11/2025 The hefty sum paid out to the court-appointed private attorneys exceeded $745,000 in federal court alone, as reported in federal court documents and by KVIA.
Police: Clarion Woman Faces Charges for Pa. Walmart Shoplifting, Trespassing 07/11/2025
Woman uses fraudulent ID for refund on items stolen from Fla. Walmart 07/11/2025
Montgomery Men Arrested For Alleged Organized Retail Thefts From Millbrook Alabama Walmart 07/1/2025
Montgomery woman charged with stealing beer, other items from Millbrook Alabama Walmart 07/12/2025
Police: Off-duty cop shoots person fleeing South Carolina Walmart 07/15/2025
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating.
One person was shot by an off-duty police officer Monday night at a South Carolina Walmart.
According to the North Charleston Police Department, the officer, who was working security at the store on Rivers Avenue, was alerted about someone making a fraudulent return. Store associates requested that the person receive a trespass notice and be removed from the property.
Police say the person became aware of the situation and fled the store, running out of an emergency door.
"During the pursuit, the suspect brandished a firearm at the officer," the department said in a written release. "In response to the immediate threat, the officer discharged his service weapon, striking the individual." Complete article
SLED releases new details on officer-involved shooting at North Charleston Walmart 07/16/2025
Walmart surveillance video captures man pointing gun at officer in South Carolina, warrant says 07/25/2025
SLED charges man shot by off-duty NCPD officer during incident at Walmart 07/25/2025
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating.
One person was shot by an off-duty police officer Monday night at a South Carolina Walmart.
According to the North Charleston Police Department, the officer, who was working security at the store on Rivers Avenue, was alerted about someone making a fraudulent return. Store associates requested that the person receive a trespass notice and be removed from the property.
Police say the person became aware of the situation and fled the store, running out of an emergency door.
"During the pursuit, the suspect brandished a firearm at the officer," the department said in a written release. "In response to the immediate threat, the officer discharged his service weapon, striking the individual." Complete article
SLED releases new details on officer-involved shooting at North Charleston Walmart 07/16/2025
Walmart surveillance video captures man pointing gun at officer in South Carolina, warrant says 07/25/2025
SLED charges man shot by off-duty NCPD officer during incident at Walmart 07/25/2025
Police investigating after shot fired in Daphne Alabama Walmart parking lot 07/14/2025
DAPHNE, Ala. (WKRG) – A shot was fired Sunday night at a Walmart on the Eastern Shore.
The Daphne Police Department responded to a call at around 9:15 p.m. when a man allegedly shot at the store after an argument with a store employee in the parking lot.
According to the police, a man and a woman walked into the Walmart located in Daphne on Highway 98 with a baby and a nine-millimeter pistol.
Police said a Walmart employee noticed the gun sticking out of the waistband of his pants and asked the man to put the weapon back in his car or cover it up. They said that the conversation escalated into an argument.
The man and woman left the store, and when they got outside, police say the man exchanged words with another store employee in the parking lot. Complete article
Man wanted for shooting at the Daphne Walmart 07/17/2025
DAPHNE, Ala. (WKRG) – A shot was fired Sunday night at a Walmart on the Eastern Shore.
The Daphne Police Department responded to a call at around 9:15 p.m. when a man allegedly shot at the store after an argument with a store employee in the parking lot.
According to the police, a man and a woman walked into the Walmart located in Daphne on Highway 98 with a baby and a nine-millimeter pistol.
Police said a Walmart employee noticed the gun sticking out of the waistband of his pants and asked the man to put the weapon back in his car or cover it up. They said that the conversation escalated into an argument.
The man and woman left the store, and when they got outside, police say the man exchanged words with another store employee in the parking lot. Complete article
Man wanted for shooting at the Daphne Walmart 07/17/2025
Kingsville Tx. PD investigating death of newborn found inside Walmart bathroom 07/15/2025
Walmart employees found the baby inside the bathroom on Monday night.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A newborn baby found by Walmart employees in a bathroom on Monday is dead.
Kingsville Police Department confirmed Tuesday that the baby died at the hospital.
Kingsville PD Chief John Blair said it continues to be an active and ongoing investigation. Complete article
Father arrested after teen daughter allegedly gave birth in Walmart, put baby in trash can 07/15/2025
ARREST AFFIDAVIT: Teen says dad raped her, took her to Mexico for abortion before leaving dead baby in Walmart bathroom 07/17/2025 The girl told investigators that Martinez had begun "touching her inappropriately" when she was 15 years old and forced her to her to have sex with him.
Walmart employees found the baby inside the bathroom on Monday night.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A newborn baby found by Walmart employees in a bathroom on Monday is dead.
Kingsville Police Department confirmed Tuesday that the baby died at the hospital.
Kingsville PD Chief John Blair said it continues to be an active and ongoing investigation. Complete article
Father arrested after teen daughter allegedly gave birth in Walmart, put baby in trash can 07/15/2025
ARREST AFFIDAVIT: Teen says dad raped her, took her to Mexico for abortion before leaving dead baby in Walmart bathroom 07/17/2025 The girl told investigators that Martinez had begun "touching her inappropriately" when she was 15 years old and forced her to her to have sex with him.
Suspect arrested at Walmart after woman found dead at North Carolina gas station, deputies say 07/14/2025
A man is in custody after a woman was found dead at a gas station in Buncombe County, North Carolina.
The Buncombe County Sheriff's Office said deputies were called at 7 a.m. Monday for a fight at the Shell station on Sweeten Creek Road.
When deputies arrived, they found a woman dead. She was later identified as Jodi Anderson.
The suspect, who was identified as John Blodgett, was arrested at the Walmart on Airport Road.
Blodgett was charged with the following:
* First-degree murder
* Robbery with a dangerous weapon Complete article
Arden Shell Station ex-employee facing murder charge in employer's death appears in court 07/15/2025
A man is in custody after a woman was found dead at a gas station in Buncombe County, North Carolina.
The Buncombe County Sheriff's Office said deputies were called at 7 a.m. Monday for a fight at the Shell station on Sweeten Creek Road.
When deputies arrived, they found a woman dead. She was later identified as Jodi Anderson.
The suspect, who was identified as John Blodgett, was arrested at the Walmart on Airport Road.
Blodgett was charged with the following:
* First-degree murder
* Robbery with a dangerous weapon Complete article
Arden Shell Station ex-employee facing murder charge in employer's death appears in court 07/15/2025
Man’s body found inside car at Walmart on E. Montgomery Cross Rd 07/14/2025
SKIDAWAY ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) - Monday evening, around 6 p.m., people in the Walmart parking lot say they discovered a man who they initially thought was asleep in his car.
Those sources at the scene say security at Walmart went to let the man know he couldn’t park and sleep there, and that’s when multiple people discovered the man inside was non-responsive.
They immediately called the police. Complete article
SKIDAWAY ISLAND, Ga. (WTOC) - Monday evening, around 6 p.m., people in the Walmart parking lot say they discovered a man who they initially thought was asleep in his car.
Those sources at the scene say security at Walmart went to let the man know he couldn’t park and sleep there, and that’s when multiple people discovered the man inside was non-responsive.
They immediately called the police. Complete article
Wisc. Walmart fire under control, officials say 07/14/2025
A viewer captured video of the flames on the shelves spreading inside the store.
FRANKLIN, Wis. — Viewer video shared with WISN 12 News shows fire inside the Walmart store in Franklin.
The Franklin Fire Department was called to the Walmart at 27th Street and Sycamore Avenue just before 9 p.m. Monday. The fire department posted on Facebook that the fire was under control, but to avoid the area. Complete article
Franklin Walmart fire: 10-year-old suspect in custody 07/15/2025 A fire at Franklin Walmart caused millions in damage Monday night, leading to evacuation and the detention of a 10-year-old boy.
A viewer captured video of the flames on the shelves spreading inside the store.
FRANKLIN, Wis. — Viewer video shared with WISN 12 News shows fire inside the Walmart store in Franklin.
The Franklin Fire Department was called to the Walmart at 27th Street and Sycamore Avenue just before 9 p.m. Monday. The fire department posted on Facebook that the fire was under control, but to avoid the area. Complete article
Franklin Walmart fire: 10-year-old suspect in custody 07/15/2025 A fire at Franklin Walmart caused millions in damage Monday night, leading to evacuation and the detention of a 10-year-old boy.
Wildfire Consumes Land Behind Walmart in Moses Lake Wash. 07/15/2025
MOSES LAKE — Firefighters swiftly extinguished a wildfire Sunday evening that broke out in a field behind the Walmart on North Stratford Road.
The Moses Lake Fire Department responded to multiple reports of smoke and flames shortly after the fire was first reported on July 13. Upon arrival, the department’s battalion chief confirmed the fire had spread to roughly one acre of dry vegetation.
Despite obstacles including fencing, rugged terrain, and fast-burning brush, crews acted quickly to contain the blaze. Two wildland fire vehicles, one fire engine, and a battalion chief vehicle responded, with seven firefighters and the battalion chief on scene. Complete article
MOSES LAKE — Firefighters swiftly extinguished a wildfire Sunday evening that broke out in a field behind the Walmart on North Stratford Road.
The Moses Lake Fire Department responded to multiple reports of smoke and flames shortly after the fire was first reported on July 13. Upon arrival, the department’s battalion chief confirmed the fire had spread to roughly one acre of dry vegetation.
Despite obstacles including fencing, rugged terrain, and fast-burning brush, crews acted quickly to contain the blaze. Two wildland fire vehicles, one fire engine, and a battalion chief vehicle responded, with seven firefighters and the battalion chief on scene. Complete article
Drugs, trash found in LEGO® box at Plover Wisc. Walmart raise child safety concerns 07/14/2025
PLOVER, Wis. (WSAW) - One of the joys as a kid is opening up a new toy. However, when that toy is littered with trash and drugs, it’s a major cause for concern, especially for one Plover family.
The Plover Police Department is investigating an incident where a mom found unmarked pills and other trash in a LEGO® box from Walmart just after 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Police Captain Brent Thauer says they’ve had one similar incident at the Plover Walmart before. Complete article
PLOVER, Wis. (WSAW) - One of the joys as a kid is opening up a new toy. However, when that toy is littered with trash and drugs, it’s a major cause for concern, especially for one Plover family.
The Plover Police Department is investigating an incident where a mom found unmarked pills and other trash in a LEGO® box from Walmart just after 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Police Captain Brent Thauer says they’ve had one similar incident at the Plover Walmart before. Complete article
This Woman's "Family Heirloom" Engagement Ring Turned Out to be From Walmart 07/15/2025
Picking out an engagement ring can be a stressful (not to mention expensive) decision for many brides-to-be. For the indecisive among us, then, inheriting a family stone instead is the perfect way to skirt the process altogether. But what if the ring isn't actually an heirloom? One woman lived to tell the tale and later shared it on Reddit, explaining that the fake jewelry came from her future mother-in-law.
"I (29F) recently got engaged to my fiancé (30M)," she wrote. "His mom insisted on giving me a 'family heirloom' engagement ring, her great-grandmother’s. I was touched. It was a beautiful vintage-style ruby ring."
Everything was fine until the bride-to-be offered to have the ring cleaned and appraised before resizing. "She got weirdly cagey about it. Said 'just wear it as-is, resizing will ruin it,'" the woman wrote. "Well, curiosity won. I took it to a jeweler. It was a $29.99 fake from Walmart’s fashion section. Literally plated brass with glass."
"I laughed so hard I cried," she admitted.
The mother-in-law's son, meanwhile, was "furious," especially because his brother's ex-girlfriend was given a real family heirloom shortly before the pair broke up. When the original poster and her fiancé confronted the mother, however, she went into "full victim mode."
Her excuse for the fake ring? "I didn’t think she’d appreciate the real one!"
It was the "pettiest betrayal" the woman had ever experienced, she wrote. And while the couple is still going ahead with their engagement, the bride-to-be assured her readers that she would be purchasing "her own damn ring."
"And I’ll probably be wearing it with my middle finger," she concluded. Complete article
Picking out an engagement ring can be a stressful (not to mention expensive) decision for many brides-to-be. For the indecisive among us, then, inheriting a family stone instead is the perfect way to skirt the process altogether. But what if the ring isn't actually an heirloom? One woman lived to tell the tale and later shared it on Reddit, explaining that the fake jewelry came from her future mother-in-law.
"I (29F) recently got engaged to my fiancé (30M)," she wrote. "His mom insisted on giving me a 'family heirloom' engagement ring, her great-grandmother’s. I was touched. It was a beautiful vintage-style ruby ring."
Everything was fine until the bride-to-be offered to have the ring cleaned and appraised before resizing. "She got weirdly cagey about it. Said 'just wear it as-is, resizing will ruin it,'" the woman wrote. "Well, curiosity won. I took it to a jeweler. It was a $29.99 fake from Walmart’s fashion section. Literally plated brass with glass."
"I laughed so hard I cried," she admitted.
The mother-in-law's son, meanwhile, was "furious," especially because his brother's ex-girlfriend was given a real family heirloom shortly before the pair broke up. When the original poster and her fiancé confronted the mother, however, she went into "full victim mode."
Her excuse for the fake ring? "I didn’t think she’d appreciate the real one!"
It was the "pettiest betrayal" the woman had ever experienced, she wrote. And while the couple is still going ahead with their engagement, the bride-to-be assured her readers that she would be purchasing "her own damn ring."
"And I’ll probably be wearing it with my middle finger," she concluded. Complete article
NY Walmart Closed: Power Outage 07/13/2025
Police locate missing local boy with autism at Idaho Walmart 07/12/2025
Ind. Walmart employee arrested for shoplifting in the store 07/14/2025 Officer Enyart was dispatched to Walmart, 2505 North Oak Drive, because a member of the Walmart management Team stated that he had an employee who had been caught shoplifting on several separate dates and times.
Susan Solves It: Walmart Fraud Investigation 07/14/2025
SJPD responds to shooting incident at South Belt Missouri Walmart 07/15/2025
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- The St. Joseph Police Department confirms that two people were injured following an 'accidental discharge of a firearm' Tuesday afternoon at South Belt Walmart.
The initial call came in around 1:45 p.m. of reported shots fired inside Walmart at 3022 S. Belt Highway in St. Joseph.
A young juvenile and an adult female sustained injuries as a result of a firearm being accidentally discharged in the store.
"Both individuals were transported for medical attention with non-life-threatening injuries," said Captain Wayne Byrom with SJPD. "There is not any danger to the public and it does not appear to be a random event. It is believed to be a negligent discharge by a firearms owner." Complete article
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- The St. Joseph Police Department confirms that two people were injured following an 'accidental discharge of a firearm' Tuesday afternoon at South Belt Walmart.
The initial call came in around 1:45 p.m. of reported shots fired inside Walmart at 3022 S. Belt Highway in St. Joseph.
A young juvenile and an adult female sustained injuries as a result of a firearm being accidentally discharged in the store.
"Both individuals were transported for medical attention with non-life-threatening injuries," said Captain Wayne Byrom with SJPD. "There is not any danger to the public and it does not appear to be a random event. It is believed to be a negligent discharge by a firearms owner." Complete article
Two injured after shots fired during Bowleys Quarters Md. altercation 07/16/2025
BOWLEYS QUARTERS, MD—Two people were injured after police responded to a report of shots fired during an altercation in Bowleys Quarters on Wednesday evening.
At approximately 5:30 p.m. on July 16, officers responded to the Walmart located in the 100-block of Carroll Island Road for a report of shots fired. Upon arrival, officers learned that a group of juveniles had been involved in an altercation near the entrance of a store.
Detectives from the Baltimore County Police Department are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Authorities say this was an isolated incident and the public is not in any danger.
UPDATE: Police have not specified whether the injuries sustained were the result of actual shots fired. Eyewitnesses tell NottinghamMD.com that the juveniles may have thrown fireworks at people which were mistaken for gunshots. Authorities will release additional details once the investigation is complete.
UPDATE 2: It has been confirmed that one juvenile was in possession of a firearm, according to Councilman David Marks. During the altercation, the firearm discharged. The bullet reportedly struck a wall. The suspect has been identified and police are working to locate him. Complete article
7 minors detained after fight, gunfire reported outside Baltimore County Walmart 07/18/2025
Teen charged as adult for attempted murder in Walmart gunfire incident in Baltimore County 07/19/2025
BOWLEYS QUARTERS, MD—Two people were injured after police responded to a report of shots fired during an altercation in Bowleys Quarters on Wednesday evening.
At approximately 5:30 p.m. on July 16, officers responded to the Walmart located in the 100-block of Carroll Island Road for a report of shots fired. Upon arrival, officers learned that a group of juveniles had been involved in an altercation near the entrance of a store.
Detectives from the Baltimore County Police Department are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Authorities say this was an isolated incident and the public is not in any danger.
UPDATE: Police have not specified whether the injuries sustained were the result of actual shots fired. Eyewitnesses tell NottinghamMD.com that the juveniles may have thrown fireworks at people which were mistaken for gunshots. Authorities will release additional details once the investigation is complete.
UPDATE 2: It has been confirmed that one juvenile was in possession of a firearm, according to Councilman David Marks. During the altercation, the firearm discharged. The bullet reportedly struck a wall. The suspect has been identified and police are working to locate him. Complete article
7 minors detained after fight, gunfire reported outside Baltimore County Walmart 07/18/2025
Teen charged as adult for attempted murder in Walmart gunfire incident in Baltimore County 07/19/2025
Off-duty officer gets probation in death of bystander trying to help police at Nov. 2022 Pennsylvania shooting 07/16/2025
An off-duty Pennsylvania police officer who struck a bystander in the chest and knocked him to the ground as the man tried to give police information about a shooting in Pennsylvania has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the man’s death.
BEAVER, Pa. (AP) — An off-duty police officer who struck a bystander in the chest and knocked him to the ground as the man tried to give police information about a shooting outside in Pennsylvania has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the man’s death.
John J. Hawk, 38, was sentenced Tuesday to five years of probation after entering the plea after jury selection in his scheduled trial in Beaver County, about 30 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. He also pleaded guilty to assault and reckless endangerment in the November 2022 attack on Kenneth Vinyard, 48, outside a Walmart.
At the sentencing, Vinyard’s family described the man as the family glue, according to Attorney General Dave Sunday.
“This sworn officer’s actions contributed to the death of a man who was not a threat to anyone at the scene of this shooting,” Sunday said in a statement.
Hawk, an officer in Center Township, was in civilian clothing when he confronted the victim as he spoke to police, Sunday said. He died upon arrival at a hospital. A medical examiner found the blunt force trauma and related stress contributed to his death. Complete article
An off-duty Pennsylvania police officer who struck a bystander in the chest and knocked him to the ground as the man tried to give police information about a shooting in Pennsylvania has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the man’s death.
BEAVER, Pa. (AP) — An off-duty police officer who struck a bystander in the chest and knocked him to the ground as the man tried to give police information about a shooting outside in Pennsylvania has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the man’s death.
John J. Hawk, 38, was sentenced Tuesday to five years of probation after entering the plea after jury selection in his scheduled trial in Beaver County, about 30 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. He also pleaded guilty to assault and reckless endangerment in the November 2022 attack on Kenneth Vinyard, 48, outside a Walmart.
At the sentencing, Vinyard’s family described the man as the family glue, according to Attorney General Dave Sunday.
“This sworn officer’s actions contributed to the death of a man who was not a threat to anyone at the scene of this shooting,” Sunday said in a statement.
Hawk, an officer in Center Township, was in civilian clothing when he confronted the victim as he spoke to police, Sunday said. He died upon arrival at a hospital. A medical examiner found the blunt force trauma and related stress contributed to his death. Complete article
Alabama woman arrested after allegedly stabbing man, chasing woman with crowbar in Walmart 07/16/2025
DEMPOLIS, Ala. (WIAT) — A Demopolis woman was arrested after allegedly stabbing a man with a butcher knife and chasing a person with a crowbar at Walmart Tuesday.
Demopolis police officers arrived to Walmart on reports of a possible active shooter situation. As Marengo County dispatchers were arriving, they were made aware that it wasn’t an active shooter, but that someone has been stabbed inside. Police report that Kierra Carter, 32, allegedly came into the store, picked up a crowbar and butcher knife and began assaulting a 29-year-old woman with the crowbar.
Carter then reportedly began chasing the female in the store with the crowbar. A man then attempted to take the crowbar away from Carter and was cut in the process.
Both victims were transported to Whitfield Regional Hospital. The woman was treated and released, and the man was flown by helicopter to UAB Hospital in Birmingham. Complete article
Terrorism charge added after crowbar, knife attacks on west Alabama Walmart shoppers 07/18/2025
GoFundMe created for man stabbed at Alabama Walmart 07/22/2025
DEMPOLIS, Ala. (WIAT) — A Demopolis woman was arrested after allegedly stabbing a man with a butcher knife and chasing a person with a crowbar at Walmart Tuesday.
Demopolis police officers arrived to Walmart on reports of a possible active shooter situation. As Marengo County dispatchers were arriving, they were made aware that it wasn’t an active shooter, but that someone has been stabbed inside. Police report that Kierra Carter, 32, allegedly came into the store, picked up a crowbar and butcher knife and began assaulting a 29-year-old woman with the crowbar.
Carter then reportedly began chasing the female in the store with the crowbar. A man then attempted to take the crowbar away from Carter and was cut in the process.
Both victims were transported to Whitfield Regional Hospital. The woman was treated and released, and the man was flown by helicopter to UAB Hospital in Birmingham. Complete article
Terrorism charge added after crowbar, knife attacks on west Alabama Walmart shoppers 07/18/2025
GoFundMe created for man stabbed at Alabama Walmart 07/22/2025
Man allegedly bit officer during arrest in Walmart parking lot 07/15/2025
WCNC Charlotte reports a man is accused of biting an officer while the officer was arresting him for allegedly stealing groceries from a west Charlotte Walmart on July 12.
Police officers approached Victor Roberts, 53, after he had allegedly taken food, beer and other merchandise from Walmart to his car. Officers told Roberts to exit his vehicle and, when Roberts refused, they pulled him out of the car.
Roberts allegedly attempted to reach for officer J. Lewis' gun, threatened to shoot him and bit his left hand and arm. Complete article
WCNC Charlotte reports a man is accused of biting an officer while the officer was arresting him for allegedly stealing groceries from a west Charlotte Walmart on July 12.
Police officers approached Victor Roberts, 53, after he had allegedly taken food, beer and other merchandise from Walmart to his car. Officers told Roberts to exit his vehicle and, when Roberts refused, they pulled him out of the car.
Roberts allegedly attempted to reach for officer J. Lewis' gun, threatened to shoot him and bit his left hand and arm. Complete article
City of Selma: Police dispatched to Walmart 07/16/2025
The City of Selma has posted on social media sites that there was an incident at Walmart in which the Selma Police Department was dispatched to remove individuals from the store.
According to their statement, city officials said police called to the store by Dallas County 911 dispatch.
“Contrary to social media posts: We’ve confirmed with the Selma Police Department that individuals were asked to leave Walmart by store personnel and refused,” according to the statement. “To expedite police response, dispatch was informed that the individuals may be armed. There is no current threat or danger to the public. Shoppers are safe and may continue to shop as normal.” Complete article
The City of Selma has posted on social media sites that there was an incident at Walmart in which the Selma Police Department was dispatched to remove individuals from the store.
According to their statement, city officials said police called to the store by Dallas County 911 dispatch.
“Contrary to social media posts: We’ve confirmed with the Selma Police Department that individuals were asked to leave Walmart by store personnel and refused,” according to the statement. “To expedite police response, dispatch was informed that the individuals may be armed. There is no current threat or danger to the public. Shoppers are safe and may continue to shop as normal.” Complete article
WATCH: Police find meth on Walmart shelf in Suwanee, woman arrested 07/16/2025
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — A 49-year-old woman was arrested after Suwanee Police say she hid drugs on a Walmart store shelf while trying to hide from officers who were after her.
Body camera video shows Erin Steidle leading officers through the Walmart on Lawrenceville Suwanee Road to retrieve drugs she is accused of stashing in the home storage section.
“So this where you put it? So you just left it there for some kid to find here,” an officer can be heard saying on the video.
The arrest happened Tuesday around 11 a.m. after police received a tip about drugs in a Dodge Challenger parked outside the store. Complete article
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — A 49-year-old woman was arrested after Suwanee Police say she hid drugs on a Walmart store shelf while trying to hide from officers who were after her.
Body camera video shows Erin Steidle leading officers through the Walmart on Lawrenceville Suwanee Road to retrieve drugs she is accused of stashing in the home storage section.
“So this where you put it? So you just left it there for some kid to find here,” an officer can be heard saying on the video.
The arrest happened Tuesday around 11 a.m. after police received a tip about drugs in a Dodge Challenger parked outside the store. Complete article
Report: Fayette Co. jury awards man $1.5 million verdict after injury at Walmart 07/15/2025
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — A report from Morgan and Morgan Law Firm says that a Fayette County jury awarded a 59-year-old man a $1.5 million verdict after he was injured at a Lexington Walmart in 2021.
According to the report, the man declined the defense's highest pre-trial settlement offer of $215,000.
The report says that on June 27, 2021, the man "sat in a plastic chair in the outdoor section of the Walmart on Grey Lag Way," when the chair collapsed, causing him to hit the ground. As a result, the report states that the man "experienced shooting pain in his neck, side, and leg" and was taken to the emergency room. Complete article
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — A report from Morgan and Morgan Law Firm says that a Fayette County jury awarded a 59-year-old man a $1.5 million verdict after he was injured at a Lexington Walmart in 2021.
According to the report, the man declined the defense's highest pre-trial settlement offer of $215,000.
The report says that on June 27, 2021, the man "sat in a plastic chair in the outdoor section of the Walmart on Grey Lag Way," when the chair collapsed, causing him to hit the ground. As a result, the report states that the man "experienced shooting pain in his neck, side, and leg" and was taken to the emergency room. Complete article
Walmart Recall Update: Customers Told Not to Consume Products Nationwide 07/16/2025
Walmart has so far announced that four food products sold in its stores nationwide have been recalled in July.
The latest, on Monday, was Danone U.S.' voluntarily recall of all flavors and sizes of its YoCrunch yogurt, following consumer complaints about the potential presence of sharp, transparent plastic pieces in the yogurt's dome topper, the company said.
Why It Matters
This recall marks the latest in a series of notable product recalls issued so far this year.
Food recalls due to contamination or mislabeling can undermine consumer trust and place vulnerable individuals (such as children, the elderly, or those with allergies) at greater risk. Complete article
Walmart has so far announced that four food products sold in its stores nationwide have been recalled in July.
The latest, on Monday, was Danone U.S.' voluntarily recall of all flavors and sizes of its YoCrunch yogurt, following consumer complaints about the potential presence of sharp, transparent plastic pieces in the yogurt's dome topper, the company said.
Why It Matters
This recall marks the latest in a series of notable product recalls issued so far this year.
Food recalls due to contamination or mislabeling can undermine consumer trust and place vulnerable individuals (such as children, the elderly, or those with allergies) at greater risk. Complete article
Chesterfield Va. police investigating credit card fraud at Chattanooga Walmart 07/14/2025
DO YOU KNOW ME? Onslow County NC Sheriff’s Office looking for Walmart shoplifter 07/15/2025
Leonardtown Pair Charged After Walmart Theft Leads To Drug Bust In Calvert County Md. 07/15/2025
Grand Haven Township Mich. man pleads guilty to destruction at a Walmart store last March 07/15/2025
Lebanon Missouri Police investigating dead body found at Walmart 07/17/2025
LEBANON, Mo. — Police are investigating a dead body that was found in a car at Walmart on Thursday morning.
Lebanon PD says that the scene is not impacting traffic or the community at this time.
The body and the manner of death have not yet been identified as crews are still working on processing the scene. Complete article
LEBANON, Mo. — Police are investigating a dead body that was found in a car at Walmart on Thursday morning.
Lebanon PD says that the scene is not impacting traffic or the community at this time.
The body and the manner of death have not yet been identified as crews are still working on processing the scene. Complete article
Woman attacks officers at Ohio Walmart after questioning over animals left in hot car: police 07/19/2025
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG/Gray News) - A woman has been arrested after police say she attacked officers as they were questioning her about animals found in her hot vehicle.
According to the Sylvania Township Police Department, officers responded Tuesday to a Walmart on Central Avenue for reports of a dog that was locked inside a vehicle, looking distressed.
When officers arrived, they located the vehicle with a dog inside, which was barking and growling at people through the windows. Complete article
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG/Gray News) - A woman has been arrested after police say she attacked officers as they were questioning her about animals found in her hot vehicle.
According to the Sylvania Township Police Department, officers responded Tuesday to a Walmart on Central Avenue for reports of a dog that was locked inside a vehicle, looking distressed.
When officers arrived, they located the vehicle with a dog inside, which was barking and growling at people through the windows. Complete article
Court Watch: Jury to Decide Fate of Accused in $23.74 Ca. Walmart Theft Case 07/18/2025
WOODLAND, CA – On Wednesday in Yolo County Superior Court, Deputy District Attorney Candance Guthmiller and Deputy Public Defender Roberto Villa delivered closing arguments in a petty theft case involving $23.74 worth of merchandise.
Despite the low value of the alleged theft, the case proceeded to a jury trial that lasted three days.
The accused was charged with petty theft of retail merchandise and trespassing. On Feb. 8, 2024, she visited a Walmart, purchased several items, and was stopped upon leaving by a Loss Prevention Associate who accused her of stealing fishing lures, allegedly hidden in her bag.
Security camera footage showed the accused placing the lures in her bag, Villa said. However, the accused’s former husband, who was shopping with her, testified that he saw her put the lures back on a shelf in another aisle. ......
Villa also questioned the credibility of a prosecution witness who was a former Walmart employee fired for violating company policy. He said the employee had shown “a pattern of attacking potential shoplifters” and lacked certainty in her testimony, quoting her as saying, “I don’t know if she was trespassing.”
Guthmiller said the employee’s firing was unrelated to this case and argued the witness had been effective in investigating potential shoplifting incidents, even if her actions violated company policy. “Her being fired has no bearing on this case,” she said.
Villa emphasized that after the accused was stopped, she drove directly to the police station. “Why would she drive to the police department and talk to Officer Souza if she really did take these lures?” he asked. “A person who steals something doesn’t go straight to the police department to get arrested.” Complete article
Judge Jeffrey Middleton RAILS AGAINST WALMART'S SELF CHECKOUTS In $32 Skip Scanning Case 01/08/2025
WOODLAND, CA – On Wednesday in Yolo County Superior Court, Deputy District Attorney Candance Guthmiller and Deputy Public Defender Roberto Villa delivered closing arguments in a petty theft case involving $23.74 worth of merchandise.
Despite the low value of the alleged theft, the case proceeded to a jury trial that lasted three days.
The accused was charged with petty theft of retail merchandise and trespassing. On Feb. 8, 2024, she visited a Walmart, purchased several items, and was stopped upon leaving by a Loss Prevention Associate who accused her of stealing fishing lures, allegedly hidden in her bag.
Security camera footage showed the accused placing the lures in her bag, Villa said. However, the accused’s former husband, who was shopping with her, testified that he saw her put the lures back on a shelf in another aisle. ......
Villa also questioned the credibility of a prosecution witness who was a former Walmart employee fired for violating company policy. He said the employee had shown “a pattern of attacking potential shoplifters” and lacked certainty in her testimony, quoting her as saying, “I don’t know if she was trespassing.”
Guthmiller said the employee’s firing was unrelated to this case and argued the witness had been effective in investigating potential shoplifting incidents, even if her actions violated company policy. “Her being fired has no bearing on this case,” she said.
Villa emphasized that after the accused was stopped, she drove directly to the police station. “Why would she drive to the police department and talk to Officer Souza if she really did take these lures?” he asked. “A person who steals something doesn’t go straight to the police department to get arrested.” Complete article
Judge Jeffrey Middleton RAILS AGAINST WALMART'S SELF CHECKOUTS In $32 Skip Scanning Case 01/08/2025
Norman police and Walmart address abandoned shopping cart problem 07/18/2025
NORMAN, Okla. — Norman police are collaborating with Walmart to address the problem of abandoned shopping carts throughout the town, implementing stickers to educate the public on the illegality of cart removal and increasing retrieval efforts.
"Citizens call and complain. Hey, there’s a shopping cart here. Hey, this has been abandoned on my property. Can you do something about this?" said Lt. Lee McWhorter.
Abandoned shopping carts have been causing issues in Norman, including obstructing rainwater drainage on Magee Street about a year and a half ago.
"We had an issue about a year and a half ago on Magee where essentially rainwater could not drain anymore because one of the big catalysts was shopping carts along with some other furniture,” McWhorter said.
Walmart has agreed to increase the frequency of cart retrieval by employees and to advertise that carts should not be taken off the property. Complete article
NORMAN, Okla. — Norman police are collaborating with Walmart to address the problem of abandoned shopping carts throughout the town, implementing stickers to educate the public on the illegality of cart removal and increasing retrieval efforts.
"Citizens call and complain. Hey, there’s a shopping cart here. Hey, this has been abandoned on my property. Can you do something about this?" said Lt. Lee McWhorter.
Abandoned shopping carts have been causing issues in Norman, including obstructing rainwater drainage on Magee Street about a year and a half ago.
"We had an issue about a year and a half ago on Magee where essentially rainwater could not drain anymore because one of the big catalysts was shopping carts along with some other furniture,” McWhorter said.
Walmart has agreed to increase the frequency of cart retrieval by employees and to advertise that carts should not be taken off the property. Complete article
Woman Bombarded With Mystery Walmart Packages of BBQ Sauce—'Crazy' 07/18/2025
Nicole Nassif, a Chicago resident, has been receiving packages of Sweet Baby Ray's sauce since early 2025, a local outlet reported.
At first, she thought nothing of it, as she is a restaurant owner and believed the sauce to be a promotional gift. However, the sauce just kept coming, according to an ABC7 Chicago report.
She told ABC7: "It was crazy. I mean, honestly, it was nuts. I was like, what in the hay is going on?"
Nassif discovered the sauce was being sent to her house because it was listed as a return address for a page on Walmart Marketplace, Walmart's equivalent to Amazon. Meaning, people thought they were returning sauce to the site they bought it from, but were actually sending it to Nassif, according to ABC7. Complete article
Nicole Nassif, a Chicago resident, has been receiving packages of Sweet Baby Ray's sauce since early 2025, a local outlet reported.
At first, she thought nothing of it, as she is a restaurant owner and believed the sauce to be a promotional gift. However, the sauce just kept coming, according to an ABC7 Chicago report.
She told ABC7: "It was crazy. I mean, honestly, it was nuts. I was like, what in the hay is going on?"
Nassif discovered the sauce was being sent to her house because it was listed as a return address for a page on Walmart Marketplace, Walmart's equivalent to Amazon. Meaning, people thought they were returning sauce to the site they bought it from, but were actually sending it to Nassif, according to ABC7. Complete article
Court says ICE can pursue $24M fine against Walmart 07/19/2025
BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — A federal appeals court has ruled that Walmart must face the government’s $24 million fine for allegedly not keeping proper records showing that its workers were allowed to work in the U.S.
From 2018 to 2021, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) checked 20 Walmart stores across the country, including one in Georgia. The agency said it found more than 11,000 times when Walmart allegedly did not keep proper records showing workers were allowed to work in the U.S.
ICE filed 20 complaints against Walmart, asking for $24.2 million in fines, according to court records.
Initially, Walmart won a case in a Georgia court that stopped these complaints from going forward. The judge said that ICE could not use an administrative law judge (ALJ) from the Department of Justice to decide these cases because it was unconstitutional. Complete article
BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — A federal appeals court has ruled that Walmart must face the government’s $24 million fine for allegedly not keeping proper records showing that its workers were allowed to work in the U.S.
From 2018 to 2021, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) checked 20 Walmart stores across the country, including one in Georgia. The agency said it found more than 11,000 times when Walmart allegedly did not keep proper records showing workers were allowed to work in the U.S.
ICE filed 20 complaints against Walmart, asking for $24.2 million in fines, according to court records.
Initially, Walmart won a case in a Georgia court that stopped these complaints from going forward. The judge said that ICE could not use an administrative law judge (ALJ) from the Department of Justice to decide these cases because it was unconstitutional. Complete article
‘Walmart Has to Pay:’ Woman Pulls Into Walmart Parking Lot to Pick Up 5 Bags of Miss Vickies Chips. Then a Sign Falls On Her Car 07/18/2025
"Should have done this when they broke my hatch on my van I had."
She just wanted her Miss Vickies Spicy Dill Pickle chips. Instead, she left with $2,000 in damage and a crash course in corporate liability.
A viral clip from TikToker Makayla (@makayla.n.b.) is letting many people know about her mishap at a local Walmart, where a temporary parking sign fell on her Kia Telluride, causing a costly dent that the retail giant said it’d pay to have fixed.
According to the video, the Walmart in her area was undergoing a remodel and had moved its grocery pickup signage into temporary stands—plastic bases weighted with water rather than fixed posts in the ground.
While parked and waiting for her order, which included five bags of Miss Vickies Spicy Dill Pickle Chips, a loud bang interrupted her conversation with the store associate. A temporary parking sign had tipped over and landed directly on her SUV. The employee witnessed the incident, assured her that Walmart would “take care of it,” and went inside to summon a manager. ......
Initially, the store seemed ready to handle the issue. The manager on duty, whom Makayla described as “super frantic,” helped initiate a formal incident report on an in-store iPad and assured her that Walmart would cover the repairs. But after a few days with no follow-up, things got complicated, and an initial call inquiring about the claim resulted in denials from a worker who she said didn’t seem to grasp what had happened. Complete article
"Should have done this when they broke my hatch on my van I had."
She just wanted her Miss Vickies Spicy Dill Pickle chips. Instead, she left with $2,000 in damage and a crash course in corporate liability.
A viral clip from TikToker Makayla (@makayla.n.b.) is letting many people know about her mishap at a local Walmart, where a temporary parking sign fell on her Kia Telluride, causing a costly dent that the retail giant said it’d pay to have fixed.
According to the video, the Walmart in her area was undergoing a remodel and had moved its grocery pickup signage into temporary stands—plastic bases weighted with water rather than fixed posts in the ground.
While parked and waiting for her order, which included five bags of Miss Vickies Spicy Dill Pickle Chips, a loud bang interrupted her conversation with the store associate. A temporary parking sign had tipped over and landed directly on her SUV. The employee witnessed the incident, assured her that Walmart would “take care of it,” and went inside to summon a manager. ......
Initially, the store seemed ready to handle the issue. The manager on duty, whom Makayla described as “super frantic,” helped initiate a formal incident report on an in-store iPad and assured her that Walmart would cover the repairs. But after a few days with no follow-up, things got complicated, and an initial call inquiring about the claim resulted in denials from a worker who she said didn’t seem to grasp what had happened. Complete article
MEMO MADNESS Walmart’s leaked memo has ‘community impact’ that hints at more than 1,500 job cuts, expert reveals 07/19/2025
A LEAKED Walmart memo will have a bigger impact on the community as a result of more than 1,500 job cuts, according to an expert.
The memo revealed that Walmart is undergoing a major internal change, which comes on the heels of the massive layoffs in May. The retail giant is attempting to simplify its structure by reworking several store-support and training roles, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
However, Dominick Miserandino, CEO of Retail Tech Media Nexus, believes there's more to the layoffs than a corporate restructuring.
“These aren’t just job cuts—they’re community impacts," he exclusively told The U.S. Sun. Complete article
A LEAKED Walmart memo will have a bigger impact on the community as a result of more than 1,500 job cuts, according to an expert.
The memo revealed that Walmart is undergoing a major internal change, which comes on the heels of the massive layoffs in May. The retail giant is attempting to simplify its structure by reworking several store-support and training roles, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
However, Dominick Miserandino, CEO of Retail Tech Media Nexus, believes there's more to the layoffs than a corporate restructuring.
“These aren’t just job cuts—they’re community impacts," he exclusively told The U.S. Sun. Complete article
Deodorants sold at Walmart, Amazon recalled by FDA 07/17/2025
(NewsNation) — More than 67,000 cases of three types of Power Stick deodorant have been recalled due to a failure to meet manufacturing regulations.
According to an FDA enforcement report, A.P. Deauville initiated the recall on July 10 for 67,214 cases of Power Stick for Her roll-on Antiperspirant Deodorant Powder Fresh, Power Stick Invisible Protection Roll-On Antiperspirant Deodorant Spring Fresh and Power Stick Original Nourishing Invisible Protection Roll-On Antiperspirant Deodorant.
The recall was issued over “deviations” from the Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP), the Food and Drug Administration’s “main regulatory standard for ensuring pharmaceutical quality.” The FDA says the CGMP is meant to prevent contamination and other quality control errors. Complete article
(NewsNation) — More than 67,000 cases of three types of Power Stick deodorant have been recalled due to a failure to meet manufacturing regulations.
According to an FDA enforcement report, A.P. Deauville initiated the recall on July 10 for 67,214 cases of Power Stick for Her roll-on Antiperspirant Deodorant Powder Fresh, Power Stick Invisible Protection Roll-On Antiperspirant Deodorant Spring Fresh and Power Stick Original Nourishing Invisible Protection Roll-On Antiperspirant Deodorant.
The recall was issued over “deviations” from the Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP), the Food and Drug Administration’s “main regulatory standard for ensuring pharmaceutical quality.” The FDA says the CGMP is meant to prevent contamination and other quality control errors. Complete article
Coffee pods sold at Costco, Walmart and Kroger recalled 07/17/2025
The New Mexico Pinon Coffee brand has issued a nationwide recall of its coffee pods due to a manufacturing defect.
The single-serve coffee pods, which are sold at Costco, Walmart and Kroger stores, have been voluntarily recalled due to the potential for coloring used in the products to leak into the cup during brewing.
While no illnesses or adverse reactions have so far been reported, company president Matthew Bregar urged consumers to either throw the pods away or return them for a refund “out an abundance of caution.” Complete article
The New Mexico Pinon Coffee brand has issued a nationwide recall of its coffee pods due to a manufacturing defect.
The single-serve coffee pods, which are sold at Costco, Walmart and Kroger stores, have been voluntarily recalled due to the potential for coloring used in the products to leak into the cup during brewing.
While no illnesses or adverse reactions have so far been reported, company president Matthew Bregar urged consumers to either throw the pods away or return them for a refund “out an abundance of caution.” Complete article
24,000 bikes sold at retailers, including Walmart, recalled 07/19/2025
Almost 24,000 E-bikes sold through major retailers, including Walmart, have been recalled due to concerns over lithium-ion batteries that can overheat and pose fire and burn hazards.
According to an alert from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recall involves VIVI-E bikes with 36-volt lithium-ion rechargeable batteries.
A list of the E-bike model numbers and battery model numbers included in the recall is available on the Consumer Product Safety Commission website. You can find the model information on the sales order documentation or some bicycle frames, CPSC said. Complete article
Almost 24,000 E-bikes sold through major retailers, including Walmart, have been recalled due to concerns over lithium-ion batteries that can overheat and pose fire and burn hazards.
According to an alert from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recall involves VIVI-E bikes with 36-volt lithium-ion rechargeable batteries.
A list of the E-bike model numbers and battery model numbers included in the recall is available on the Consumer Product Safety Commission website. You can find the model information on the sales order documentation or some bicycle frames, CPSC said. Complete article
Walmart recalls: Chicken sausage with plastic pieces, shoe accessories that can catch on fire 07/18/2025
This week’s recalls and consumer warnings at America’s largest retailer include chainsaws with an off switch that doesn’t work and incorrectly labeled Ritz cracker sandwiches.
With thousands of products on shelves and available online, Walmart serves millions of Americans; 90% of the U.S. population lives within 10 miles of a Walmart store. When a product it sells is recalled, there can be widespread effects.
Labeling mistakes, safety concerns, defects and contamination can all cause recalls on food, prescriptions and other products.
“Walmart and Sam’s Club are committed to the health and safety of our customers and members and to providing products that are safe and compliant, all supported by our health and wellness, product safety, and food safety professionals,” the company said in a statement. “In the event of a product recall, we work swiftly to block the item from being sold and remove it from our stores and clubs.” Complete article
This week’s recalls and consumer warnings at America’s largest retailer include chainsaws with an off switch that doesn’t work and incorrectly labeled Ritz cracker sandwiches.
With thousands of products on shelves and available online, Walmart serves millions of Americans; 90% of the U.S. population lives within 10 miles of a Walmart store. When a product it sells is recalled, there can be widespread effects.
Labeling mistakes, safety concerns, defects and contamination can all cause recalls on food, prescriptions and other products.
“Walmart and Sam’s Club are committed to the health and safety of our customers and members and to providing products that are safe and compliant, all supported by our health and wellness, product safety, and food safety professionals,” the company said in a statement. “In the event of a product recall, we work swiftly to block the item from being sold and remove it from our stores and clubs.” Complete article
Man charged with leaving infant, toddler inside hot car outside of Washington County Pa. Walmart 07/16/2025
Man accused of stealing AC unit from Porterville Ca. Walmart 07/16/2025
Holyoke man sentenced for July 2024 armed robbery of Northampton Mass. Walmart employee 07/17/2025
Man accused in May 2024 Goddard Kansas Walmart shooting pleads not guilty 07/17/2025
Bravo TV star accused of attacking a woman with a rock-filled sock at a Walmart self-checkout 07/21/2025
Thicker Than Water alum Diamon Tankard was arrested at a Tennessee store and faces charges of aggravated assault and property theft.
A former reality star has been accused of attacking a Walmart shopper at a self-checkout with a sock filled with rocks before stealing her phone and designer handbag.
Diamond Tankard rose to fame in 2013 when the granddaughter of NBA athlete-turned-gospel jazz musician Ben Tankard appeared in Bravo TV’sThicker Than Water.
More than a decade later, the 21 year-old of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, has been arrested and faces charges of aggravated assault and property theft using a deadly weapon.
Officers from the Metro Nashville Police Department responded to a call at the Walmart Supercenter on 3035 Hamilton Church Road on Friday, where they found a woman with a laceration above her left eye.
The victim told investigators that she was using the self-checkout when Tankard allegedly grabbed her from behind and pulled her hair.
Tankard then allegedly used a sock filled with rocks to strike the woman in the face, the victim’s grandmother told WSMV 4 Nashville. The suspect is also accused of stealing the victim’s $1,500 iPhone 14 and a $900 Louis Vuitton handbag. Complete article
Thicker Than Water alum Diamon Tankard was arrested at a Tennessee store and faces charges of aggravated assault and property theft.
A former reality star has been accused of attacking a Walmart shopper at a self-checkout with a sock filled with rocks before stealing her phone and designer handbag.
Diamond Tankard rose to fame in 2013 when the granddaughter of NBA athlete-turned-gospel jazz musician Ben Tankard appeared in Bravo TV’sThicker Than Water.
More than a decade later, the 21 year-old of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, has been arrested and faces charges of aggravated assault and property theft using a deadly weapon.
Officers from the Metro Nashville Police Department responded to a call at the Walmart Supercenter on 3035 Hamilton Church Road on Friday, where they found a woman with a laceration above her left eye.
The victim told investigators that she was using the self-checkout when Tankard allegedly grabbed her from behind and pulled her hair.
Tankard then allegedly used a sock filled with rocks to strike the woman in the face, the victim’s grandmother told WSMV 4 Nashville. The suspect is also accused of stealing the victim’s $1,500 iPhone 14 and a $900 Louis Vuitton handbag. Complete article
Serial Shoplifter Busted After Walmart Chase in Mercer County WV 07/21/2025
MERCER COUNTY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – A man with a history of theft and an active warrant was arrested Saturday after a bold shoplifting attempt at the Walmart in Mercer County ended in a short foot chase and dumpster dive.
On July 12, 2025, deputies responded to a report of a shoplifter in progress at the Walmart on Greasy Ridge Road. According to 911 dispatch, Walmart Loss Prevention had spotted a man taking a backpack off the shelf and stuffing it with merchandise.
The suspect — described as wearing khaki pants, a black shirt, a black and gray baseball cap, and sunglasses — exited through the garden center doors and was seen walking across the front of the store when law enforcement arrived.
When a deputy attempted to stop him, the man fled behind a nearby strip mall, tossing a large blue backpack into a dumpster before trying to hide. He was quickly apprehended without further incident and identified as Corey Belcher.
Inside the recovered backpack, officers found over $530 worth of merchandise, including packs of sports cards, a duffel bag, pepper spray, men’s boxers, and socks. Complete article
MERCER COUNTY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – A man with a history of theft and an active warrant was arrested Saturday after a bold shoplifting attempt at the Walmart in Mercer County ended in a short foot chase and dumpster dive.
On July 12, 2025, deputies responded to a report of a shoplifter in progress at the Walmart on Greasy Ridge Road. According to 911 dispatch, Walmart Loss Prevention had spotted a man taking a backpack off the shelf and stuffing it with merchandise.
The suspect — described as wearing khaki pants, a black shirt, a black and gray baseball cap, and sunglasses — exited through the garden center doors and was seen walking across the front of the store when law enforcement arrived.
When a deputy attempted to stop him, the man fled behind a nearby strip mall, tossing a large blue backpack into a dumpster before trying to hide. He was quickly apprehended without further incident and identified as Corey Belcher.
Inside the recovered backpack, officers found over $530 worth of merchandise, including packs of sports cards, a duffel bag, pepper spray, men’s boxers, and socks. Complete article
Chattanooga evangelist has charges dismissed in connection with alleged stalking incident at Signal Mountain Walmart 07/21/2025
A Chattanooga evangelist who was accused of stalking a Signal Mountain Walmart staff member had all charges against him dismissed Monday after the alleged victim chose to withdraw herself from the case.
Hamilton County Criminal Court Judge Amanda Dunn granted the state's motion to dismiss charges of criminal trespassing, resisting arrest and aggravated stalking against Timothy Meyer, 50.
None of parties made any comment about the details of the case in court, but the state's reasoning behind the dismissal was detailed in a Wednesday motion.
"Ultimately, the dismissal of this case is based solely on the victim's legitimate desire to remain protected and keep her whereabouts unknown to Meyer," the motion said. "The state emphasizes that this dismissal is not based on the merits of the case — which the state describes as 'substantial and overwhelming' — but rather on the victim's need for safety and peace." Complete article
Affidavit: Pastor bites Chattanooga officers during Signal Mountain Walmart arrest 08/25/2021 Meyer is listed on the internet as a director of missions at E-VAN Ministries, based in Chattanooga.
E-VAN Ministries Tim Meyer Director of Missions
A Chattanooga evangelist who was accused of stalking a Signal Mountain Walmart staff member had all charges against him dismissed Monday after the alleged victim chose to withdraw herself from the case.
Hamilton County Criminal Court Judge Amanda Dunn granted the state's motion to dismiss charges of criminal trespassing, resisting arrest and aggravated stalking against Timothy Meyer, 50.
None of parties made any comment about the details of the case in court, but the state's reasoning behind the dismissal was detailed in a Wednesday motion.
"Ultimately, the dismissal of this case is based solely on the victim's legitimate desire to remain protected and keep her whereabouts unknown to Meyer," the motion said. "The state emphasizes that this dismissal is not based on the merits of the case — which the state describes as 'substantial and overwhelming' — but rather on the victim's need for safety and peace." Complete article
Affidavit: Pastor bites Chattanooga officers during Signal Mountain Walmart arrest 08/25/2021 Meyer is listed on the internet as a director of missions at E-VAN Ministries, based in Chattanooga.
E-VAN Ministries Tim Meyer Director of Missions
Woman drives stolen car to Walmart in Stafford, Va. then steals $245 worth of items 07/20/2025
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. (7News) — A woman was arrested after allegedly stealing $245 worth of items from a Walmart in Stafford and also stealing a vehicle out of Manassas Park.
A deputy with the Stafford County Sheriff's Office was called to the Walmart on 217 Garrisonville Road on July 16 after staff advised that they saw a female suspect, wearing a bright swimsuit top and camo pants, stealing a cart full of items.
The deputy arrived and made contact with the woman just as she was attempting to drive away from the store. The deputy soon discovered that the cart of items was not the only thing she stole and that the car she was driving was reported stolen. Complete article
STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. (7News) — A woman was arrested after allegedly stealing $245 worth of items from a Walmart in Stafford and also stealing a vehicle out of Manassas Park.
A deputy with the Stafford County Sheriff's Office was called to the Walmart on 217 Garrisonville Road on July 16 after staff advised that they saw a female suspect, wearing a bright swimsuit top and camo pants, stealing a cart full of items.
The deputy arrived and made contact with the woman just as she was attempting to drive away from the store. The deputy soon discovered that the cart of items was not the only thing she stole and that the car she was driving was reported stolen. Complete article
Arrest made at Walmart in Tucson following reported domestic violence 07/21/2025
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The Tucson Police Department arrested a suspect following a reported domestic violence situation.
TPD said on July 21, officers responded to Walmart, 1260 E. Tucson Marketplace Blvd., after a reported incident of domestic violence.
Officials said the suspect was located and arrested. Complete article
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The Tucson Police Department arrested a suspect following a reported domestic violence situation.
TPD said on July 21, officers responded to Walmart, 1260 E. Tucson Marketplace Blvd., after a reported incident of domestic violence.
Officials said the suspect was located and arrested. Complete article
Walmart worker disturbed by foul odor coming from product shipments: 'I've never had to deal with anything like this before' 07/21/2025
A foul-smelling shipment has left a bad taste in both a Walmart employee's and the internet's mouths.
What's happening?
A Reddit post in r/Walmart included a photo of eight cardboard boxes stacked on a pallet in the middle of the sales floor. But it wasn't the apparel inside that caught attention. The issue was the unmistakable stench clinging to everything.
"These 8 BP boxes of apparel were on a truck with fertilizer, and now it all stinks," said the original poster. .....
"Every. Single. Item. Smells like mulch," they wrote. The employee said their coach later confirmed the boxes had likely shared a truck with mulch or fertilizer.
Even worse, the worker and their teammates had to mark each item as contaminated, scanning UPCs one by one and submitting photos as proof. .....
Beyond the smell, the poor logistics and questionable hygiene practices caused a lot of the product to go to waste. Apparel exposed to industrial-grade mulch or fertilizer may not be safe to wear or sell, raising red flags for both customer health and product waste. Complete article
A foul-smelling shipment has left a bad taste in both a Walmart employee's and the internet's mouths.
What's happening?
A Reddit post in r/Walmart included a photo of eight cardboard boxes stacked on a pallet in the middle of the sales floor. But it wasn't the apparel inside that caught attention. The issue was the unmistakable stench clinging to everything.
"These 8 BP boxes of apparel were on a truck with fertilizer, and now it all stinks," said the original poster. .....
"Every. Single. Item. Smells like mulch," they wrote. The employee said their coach later confirmed the boxes had likely shared a truck with mulch or fertilizer.
Even worse, the worker and their teammates had to mark each item as contaminated, scanning UPCs one by one and submitting photos as proof. .....
Beyond the smell, the poor logistics and questionable hygiene practices caused a lot of the product to go to waste. Apparel exposed to industrial-grade mulch or fertilizer may not be safe to wear or sell, raising red flags for both customer health and product waste. Complete article
5 million pools sold at Walmart, Target, Amazon and more recalled after multiple kids drown 07/21/2025
(Gray News) – Millions of above-ground pools are being recalled after at least nine children have drowned in them, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The recall was announced Monday for multiple models of pools, totaling about 5 million units.
The pool brand names and model numbers are printed on the pool liner on the outside of the pool. ......
The CPSC believes that nine children between the ages of 22 months and 3 years old have drowned after gaining access to the pools via the footholds. The deaths occurred in California, Texas, Florida, Michigan, Wisconsin and Missouri between 2007 and 2022. Complete article
Walmart recalls: Millions of above-ground pools, tires missing labels 07/23/2025
(Gray News) – Millions of above-ground pools are being recalled after at least nine children have drowned in them, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The recall was announced Monday for multiple models of pools, totaling about 5 million units.
The pool brand names and model numbers are printed on the pool liner on the outside of the pool. ......
The CPSC believes that nine children between the ages of 22 months and 3 years old have drowned after gaining access to the pools via the footholds. The deaths occurred in California, Texas, Florida, Michigan, Wisconsin and Missouri between 2007 and 2022. Complete article
Walmart recalls: Millions of above-ground pools, tires missing labels 07/23/2025
‘You will be found.’ False bomb threat prompts evacuation of Indiana Walmart 07/19/2025 A Walmart in Richmond, Indiana, was just cleared to reopen at 11:50 a.m. after a false bomb/shooting threat on Saturday morning.
Man convicted of Dec. 2023 shooting employee at Covington Walmart, Newton County Ga. DA says 07/1/2025
Key road in Roxboro NC closed for days by water main break; Walmart still open despite detour 07/19/2025
Joliet Ill. Police: Walmart Shoplifter At West Jefferson Street Store Stole These Items 07/18/2025
Canandaigua man charged with stealing phone from NY Walmart cart 07/21/2025
Ill. Walmart employee helps police arrest Joliet man taking photos of woman, children 07/21/2025
Fla. Walmart store in The Villages shut down after internal flooding 07/21/2025
Identity released of woman hit and killed by car near Grand Junction Colorado Walmart 07/22/2025 Reported a week after it happened.
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - The Mesa County Coroner has identified the person hit and killed by a car on North Avenue on July 15.
According to the coroner, 63-year-old Tammy Turner from Grand Junction was crossing the road near Walmart when a car driving eastbound on North Ave. hit her.
Turner was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries and died later that evening. Complete article
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - The Mesa County Coroner has identified the person hit and killed by a car on North Avenue on July 15.
According to the coroner, 63-year-old Tammy Turner from Grand Junction was crossing the road near Walmart when a car driving eastbound on North Ave. hit her.
Turner was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries and died later that evening. Complete article
Walmart employee stabbed by other employee in Collinsville, Ill. 07/24/2025
COLLINSVILLE, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Police are investigating after a Walmart employee stabbed another employee in Collinsville Wednesday afternoon.
The Collinsville Police Department says the incident took place just before 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Walmart Supercenter.
There was a dispute between two employees, resulting in one stabbing the other.
The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment, and the suspect was taken into custody near the store. Complete article
Walmart employee sliced co-worker's throat before stabbing her, Collinsville police say 07/25/2025
Collinsville Walmart employee says he was ‘disrespected’ before stabbing 07/24/2025
COLLINSVILLE, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Police are investigating after a Walmart employee stabbed another employee in Collinsville Wednesday afternoon.
The Collinsville Police Department says the incident took place just before 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Walmart Supercenter.
There was a dispute between two employees, resulting in one stabbing the other.
The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment, and the suspect was taken into custody near the store. Complete article
Walmart employee sliced co-worker's throat before stabbing her, Collinsville police say 07/25/2025
Collinsville Walmart employee says he was ‘disrespected’ before stabbing 07/24/2025
Man restrained, arrested at Sparks Nevada Walmart 07/22/2025
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Spark Police say they restrained and arrested a man at the Walmart on Monday.
In a social media post, SPD says officers responded to the store on reports of a disturbance in the electronics section. They say, officers found Jonathan Szarko, 37, of Sparks screaming and refusing to leave. He was reportedly being restrained by bystanders.
Officers say the decided to place Szarko in a WRAP safety restraint, citing safety concerns. They then placed him on a dolly from the electronics section and wheeled him out to a patrol vehicle. Complete article
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Spark Police say they restrained and arrested a man at the Walmart on Monday.
In a social media post, SPD says officers responded to the store on reports of a disturbance in the electronics section. They say, officers found Jonathan Szarko, 37, of Sparks screaming and refusing to leave. He was reportedly being restrained by bystanders.
Officers say the decided to place Szarko in a WRAP safety restraint, citing safety concerns. They then placed him on a dolly from the electronics section and wheeled him out to a patrol vehicle. Complete article
Felony warrants issued for 2 accused of installing credit card skimmers at Austin Tx. Walmart 07/2/2025
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin Police received arrest warrants from a Travis County Judge for two men it accused of illegally installing credit card skimmer devices at self-checkout registers in a north Austin Walmart.
According to two affidavits connected to the case, the warrants accuse Nicu Mihai, 28, and Ovidiu Simion Oprea, 38, for unlawful interception, use, or disclosure of wire, oral, or electronic communications, which is a second-degree felony.
Mihai and Oprea allegedly installed credit card skimmer devices at two self-checkout registers at the Walmart located at 2525 W Anderson Ln. in March. Complete article
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin Police received arrest warrants from a Travis County Judge for two men it accused of illegally installing credit card skimmer devices at self-checkout registers in a north Austin Walmart.
According to two affidavits connected to the case, the warrants accuse Nicu Mihai, 28, and Ovidiu Simion Oprea, 38, for unlawful interception, use, or disclosure of wire, oral, or electronic communications, which is a second-degree felony.
Mihai and Oprea allegedly installed credit card skimmer devices at two self-checkout registers at the Walmart located at 2525 W Anderson Ln. in March. Complete article
Walmart Employee Leaks Memo About Controversial Receipt Check at the Door 07/23/2025
A Walmart employee weighed in heavily on the company's controversial receipt policy, where they check your receipt at the door as you exit to make sure you haven't stolen anything.
In a Facebook post, a new Walmart employee who was doing their onboarding training, managed to grab a screenshot detailing the behind-the-scenes workings of this Walmart policy.
Adley Danielle, the worker who leaked the photo, writes:
Not only that, but Danielle points out that if the line of customers exiting the store begins to get backed up, it’s the worker's responsibility to wave everyone through and stop scanning receipts for awhile. ......
According to Lawyers.com, retailers can ask to see your receipt, but you are not legally obligated to show it unless they have a reasonable suspicion of theft. Complete article
A Walmart employee weighed in heavily on the company's controversial receipt policy, where they check your receipt at the door as you exit to make sure you haven't stolen anything.
In a Facebook post, a new Walmart employee who was doing their onboarding training, managed to grab a screenshot detailing the behind-the-scenes workings of this Walmart policy.
Adley Danielle, the worker who leaked the photo, writes:
I’m here to settle the debate about whether or not you need to show someone your receipt. It even specifies within the training that if you’re scanning unbagged items and a customer pushes past you and doesn’t want to show you, you have to let them pass and do nothing about it. Not even report it to management.
Not only that, but Danielle points out that if the line of customers exiting the store begins to get backed up, it’s the worker's responsibility to wave everyone through and stop scanning receipts for awhile. ......
According to Lawyers.com, retailers can ask to see your receipt, but you are not legally obligated to show it unless they have a reasonable suspicion of theft. Complete article
India accuses Walmart's Myntra of breaching foreign investment rules 07/23/2025
BENGALURU, July 23 (Reuters) - India's financial crime agency said on Wednesday an investigation had found that Walmart's (WMT.N), opens new tab fashion business Myntra Designs breached laws prohibiting foreign wholesalers from selling to consumers.
The case comes amid growing scrutiny of e-commerce players in India. An antitrust investigation last year found Amazon (AMZN.O), opens new tab and Walmart's other e-commerce platform, Flipkart, favoured select sellers and resorted to "predatory pricing", hurting smaller retailers. The companies denied the allegations.
The details of the case also emerged just as India and the United States are struggling to strike a trade deal.
The restrictions that Amazon and Walmart face in the South Asian country have been a part of the negotiations, and have for years been a sore point between New Delhi and Washington. Complete article
BENGALURU, July 23 (Reuters) - India's financial crime agency said on Wednesday an investigation had found that Walmart's (WMT.N), opens new tab fashion business Myntra Designs breached laws prohibiting foreign wholesalers from selling to consumers.
The case comes amid growing scrutiny of e-commerce players in India. An antitrust investigation last year found Amazon (AMZN.O), opens new tab and Walmart's other e-commerce platform, Flipkart, favoured select sellers and resorted to "predatory pricing", hurting smaller retailers. The companies denied the allegations.
The details of the case also emerged just as India and the United States are struggling to strike a trade deal.
The restrictions that Amazon and Walmart face in the South Asian country have been a part of the negotiations, and have for years been a sore point between New Delhi and Washington. Complete article
Minecraft bracelets sold at Walmart recalled; Here’s why 07/24/2025
(WHTM)– The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of 75,000 Minecraft Light-Up Slap Ruler Bracelets sold at Walmart due to risks of injury or death.
The CPSC says the battery compartment on the recalled ruler bracelets can easily be opened by children, allowing them to access the button cell battery. This violates the battery-operated toys requirements under the mandatory standard for toys.
Children who swallow the battery are at serious risk of death or injuries such as internal chemical burns. Complete article
(WHTM)– The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall of 75,000 Minecraft Light-Up Slap Ruler Bracelets sold at Walmart due to risks of injury or death.
The CPSC says the battery compartment on the recalled ruler bracelets can easily be opened by children, allowing them to access the button cell battery. This violates the battery-operated toys requirements under the mandatory standard for toys.
Children who swallow the battery are at serious risk of death or injuries such as internal chemical burns. Complete article
Walmart bets on AI super agents to boost e-commerce growth 07/24/2025
NEW YORK, July 24 (Reuters) - Walmart (WMT.N), opens new tab unveiled plans on Thursday to roll out a suite of AI-powered "super agents" designed to improve the shopping experience for customers and streamline operations.
The world's largest retailer said the four agents powered by agentic AI - designed for Walmart shoppers, store employees, suppliers and sellers, and software developers - would soon be the primary way people engage with Walmart.
The super agents will be the entry point for every AI interaction these groups have with Walmart, replacing several existing agents and AI tools, along with new ones yet to be built, the company said. Walmart is betting on AI to drive its e-commerce growth, aiming for online sales to account for 50% of its total sales within five years. The company reported annual sales of $648 billion last year. Complete article
NEW YORK, July 24 (Reuters) - Walmart (WMT.N), opens new tab unveiled plans on Thursday to roll out a suite of AI-powered "super agents" designed to improve the shopping experience for customers and streamline operations.
The world's largest retailer said the four agents powered by agentic AI - designed for Walmart shoppers, store employees, suppliers and sellers, and software developers - would soon be the primary way people engage with Walmart.
The super agents will be the entry point for every AI interaction these groups have with Walmart, replacing several existing agents and AI tools, along with new ones yet to be built, the company said. Walmart is betting on AI to drive its e-commerce growth, aiming for online sales to account for 50% of its total sales within five years. The company reported annual sales of $648 billion last year. Complete article
Man arrested in Marion County Fla. for stealing Sunglasses from Walmart, identified as suspect in earlier theft 07/2/2025 Staymate is being held on a $9,000 bond.
Child Rescued from Hot Car in West Plains Missouri Walmart Parking Lot; Father Facing Charges 07/22/2025
Why Watertown NY Walmart lost power 3 times this summer 07/21/2025
Three people wanted after shoplifting at Walmart in South Carolina, police say 07/21/2025
Man out early from prison for Mesa Ariz. Walmart pesticide spraying says prank ‘went too far' 07/23/2025
Exclusive: Walmart cracks down on Marketplace fakes 07/22/2025
Two men indicted in connection with Walmart theft ring throughout Arizona 07/23/2025
Three Arrested in Oxford Walmart Theft Case Tied to Multi-State Crime Spree 07/23/2025 Investigators later determined that Eddings, Watkins, and Alfreahat were already wanted in other parts of Mississippi, Tennessee, and Arkansas. The three are believed to have stolen more than $200,000 worth of electronics from various Walmart locations across the region.
Construction worker at an Ohio Walmart warehouse electrocuted, died after touching wire, report says 07/25/2025
A construction worker who died after being electrocuted touched an exposed wire while working on ceiling lights in a Walmart warehouse bathroom, Grove City police said.
Victor Ortez Pegueros, 35, died July 24 after the incident that happened while he was working on ceiling lights with other members of his crew, according to a Grove City police report.
The report says that at about 9:30 a.m., he accidentally touched an exposed wire. Investigators are unsure whether Pegueros touched a wire nut or if it came off the wire when Pegueros touched it, according to the report.
One of the workers, Peguero's brother-in-law, heard Pegueros screaming and noticed he was shaking. He pulled Pegueros away from the wire by his pants, the report says. Complete article
A construction worker who died after being electrocuted touched an exposed wire while working on ceiling lights in a Walmart warehouse bathroom, Grove City police said.
Victor Ortez Pegueros, 35, died July 24 after the incident that happened while he was working on ceiling lights with other members of his crew, according to a Grove City police report.
The report says that at about 9:30 a.m., he accidentally touched an exposed wire. Investigators are unsure whether Pegueros touched a wire nut or if it came off the wire when Pegueros touched it, according to the report.
One of the workers, Peguero's brother-in-law, heard Pegueros screaming and noticed he was shaking. He pulled Pegueros away from the wire by his pants, the report says. Complete article
Witness describes mass stabbing at Mich. Walmart as something ‘out of a horror movie’ 07/27/2025
TRAVERSE CITY, MI – Tiffany DeFell was on her way to Walmart to pick up groceries for an Uber Eats delivery when she got a call, warning her to avoid the store.
Despite the alert, DeFell made the trip to the store on Circle Crossing.
The scene she arrived to was “something you see out of a horror movie,” she said.
Grand Traverse County Sheriff Michael Shea says a 42-year-old man entered the store around 4:45 p.m. Saturday, July 26, and used a folding knife to stab 11 people.
As of Sunday morning, seven people are in fair condition and four remain in serious condition, according to Munson Healthcare. Additional details from police were not immediately available on Sunday. Complete article
Walmart stabbing suspect was in psychiatric care? Cops were searching for him even before attack 07/28/2025
Authorities seek to file terrorism, assault charges against man in Michigan Walmart knife attack 07/27/2025
‘I don’t want to talk to you,’ Walmart stabbing suspect’s court hearing was full of strange comments 07/29/2025
Brother: Walmart attack suspect a danger for years, ‘fell through cracks every time’ 07/28/2025 Among other things, court records indicate the man tried to dig up a grave in Petoskey, threatened to kill others and told a psychiatrist he was the Antichrist, according to The Detroit News. .... Bradford Gille was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia shortly thereafter and would spend nearly three decades bouncing in and out of hospitals and jails. ..... “Y’all have the tobacco company and you’re selling cigarettes with fiberglass and chemicals in ‘em just to kill off the population,” Gille said, unprompted. “And you can’t really accuse me of anything if you’re doing that.”
Suspect in Walmart mass stabbing hospitalized for digging up graves years ago 07/29/2025
Traverse City Walmart stabbing suspect took insanity plea in 2017 dead body case 07/29/2025 In 2017, after a competency hearing, Gille was found not guilty by reason of insanity to charges of dismemberment and mutilation of dead bodies and malicious destruction of tombs and monuments, court records show. .... An affidavit signed by a Petoskey Public Safety Department officer said that on April 11, 2016, Gille was arrested at Greenwood Cemetery after attempting to dig up the casket of an individual who had died that February. ..... During questioning, he told police he was concerned about people being buried alive.
TRAVERSE CITY, MI – Tiffany DeFell was on her way to Walmart to pick up groceries for an Uber Eats delivery when she got a call, warning her to avoid the store.
Despite the alert, DeFell made the trip to the store on Circle Crossing.
The scene she arrived to was “something you see out of a horror movie,” she said.
Grand Traverse County Sheriff Michael Shea says a 42-year-old man entered the store around 4:45 p.m. Saturday, July 26, and used a folding knife to stab 11 people.
As of Sunday morning, seven people are in fair condition and four remain in serious condition, according to Munson Healthcare. Additional details from police were not immediately available on Sunday. Complete article
Walmart stabbing suspect was in psychiatric care? Cops were searching for him even before attack 07/28/2025
Authorities seek to file terrorism, assault charges against man in Michigan Walmart knife attack 07/27/2025
‘I don’t want to talk to you,’ Walmart stabbing suspect’s court hearing was full of strange comments 07/29/2025
Brother: Walmart attack suspect a danger for years, ‘fell through cracks every time’ 07/28/2025 Among other things, court records indicate the man tried to dig up a grave in Petoskey, threatened to kill others and told a psychiatrist he was the Antichrist, according to The Detroit News. .... Bradford Gille was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia shortly thereafter and would spend nearly three decades bouncing in and out of hospitals and jails. ..... “Y’all have the tobacco company and you’re selling cigarettes with fiberglass and chemicals in ‘em just to kill off the population,” Gille said, unprompted. “And you can’t really accuse me of anything if you’re doing that.”
Suspect in Walmart mass stabbing hospitalized for digging up graves years ago 07/29/2025
Traverse City Walmart stabbing suspect took insanity plea in 2017 dead body case 07/29/2025 In 2017, after a competency hearing, Gille was found not guilty by reason of insanity to charges of dismemberment and mutilation of dead bodies and malicious destruction of tombs and monuments, court records show. .... An affidavit signed by a Petoskey Public Safety Department officer said that on April 11, 2016, Gille was arrested at Greenwood Cemetery after attempting to dig up the casket of an individual who had died that February. ..... During questioning, he told police he was concerned about people being buried alive.
Whiteville NC police investigate armed robbery in Walmart parking lot 07/24/2025
WHITEVILLE, N.C. (WECT) - An investigation is underway after an armed robbery took place in the parking lot of a Walmart, according to the Whiteville Police Department (WPD).
WPD states two parties not from Whiteville or Columbus County met in Walmart’s parking lot to sell a dirt bike.
The department states that during the sale, an armed robbery took place between the two parties. Complete article
WHITEVILLE, N.C. (WECT) - An investigation is underway after an armed robbery took place in the parking lot of a Walmart, according to the Whiteville Police Department (WPD).
WPD states two parties not from Whiteville or Columbus County met in Walmart’s parking lot to sell a dirt bike.
The department states that during the sale, an armed robbery took place between the two parties. Complete article
South Carolina woman threatens to blow up Anderson Walmart store because 'they had hacked' into her phone, report says 07/25/2025
ANDERSON, S.C. — A new report from the Anderson Police Department in South Carolina reveals new details about a woman police say threatened to blow up a Walmart store because "they had hacked" into her phone.
According to a police report released Friday, a woman visited the store on the Highway 28 Bypass Thursday and "began accusing them of breaking her phone and that they had hacked into it and that she was also unable to get into her google account."
The report said the woman cussed out an employee. According to the report, the woman called the store just before 6 p.m. and threatened to blow it up and that is when officers were called.
As a precaution, officers evacuated the Walmart and the bomb squad was called in to assist. Complete article
ANDERSON, S.C. — A new report from the Anderson Police Department in South Carolina reveals new details about a woman police say threatened to blow up a Walmart store because "they had hacked" into her phone.
According to a police report released Friday, a woman visited the store on the Highway 28 Bypass Thursday and "began accusing them of breaking her phone and that they had hacked into it and that she was also unable to get into her google account."
The report said the woman cussed out an employee. According to the report, the woman called the store just before 6 p.m. and threatened to blow it up and that is when officers were called.
As a precaution, officers evacuated the Walmart and the bomb squad was called in to assist. Complete article
Rayne alderman arrested for allegedly assaulting Crowley La. Walmart employee in store 07/25/2025
CROWLEY, La. (NEWS 15) — Crowley police have arrested a Rayne alderman on a sexual battery charge. The arrest stems from an alleged assault that took place inside a local Walmart.
Kenneth Guidry, 62, of Rayne, is accused of committing the alleged assault against a Walmart employee.
He is charged with sexual battery (rubbing/touching). He was released after posting a $25,000 bond.
Crowley Police Chief Troy Hebert said the incident occurred on Tuesday, July 22, and was captured on the store's surveillance cameras. Complete article
CROWLEY, La. (NEWS 15) — Crowley police have arrested a Rayne alderman on a sexual battery charge. The arrest stems from an alleged assault that took place inside a local Walmart.
Kenneth Guidry, 62, of Rayne, is accused of committing the alleged assault against a Walmart employee.
He is charged with sexual battery (rubbing/touching). He was released after posting a $25,000 bond.
Crowley Police Chief Troy Hebert said the incident occurred on Tuesday, July 22, and was captured on the store's surveillance cameras. Complete article
Police: Man stole $1,600 from Massena NY Walmart 07/22/2025
Body-cam video shows woman charging officers with knife at Ca. Walmart, leads to shooting in June 2025 07/22/2025
Shoplifting suspect walks out of Fla. Walmart with $229 in stolen groceries 07/23/2025
Man sentenced in May Alexandria Minn. Walmart stabbing case 07/2/2025
MCSO: Suspect involved in Brockport Walmart theft taken into custody 07/23/2025 Deputies starting searching for the suspect near Owens Road. This search involved MCSO drones, as well as a New York State Police helicopter.
Woman’s rear end sniffed at Ca. Walmart, registered sex offender arrested; not first time 07/25/2025
Walmart worker faces felony after allegedly embezzling from Bay County Mich. store 07/25/2025
Alleged serial Tennassee and Arkansas Walmart thieves arrested 07/23/2025
Shooting in New Iberia leaves one critically injured at La. Walmart 07/27/2025 Fatal
NEW IBERIA, La. (KLFY) — The New Iberia Police Department is currently investigating a shooting where one individual was critically injured.
Officials said the shooting occurred in the 1200 block of Parkview Drive, around 2:15 p.m. this afternoon.
Officials said preliminary findings indicate that this was an isolated incident and was not directed toward any business in the area. Complete article
Memorial at New Iberia Walmart honors employee killed outside store 07/30/2025 IBERIA PARISH (NEW IBERIA) — The New Iberia community is mourning the death of 22-year-old Walmart employee Breyton Boudreaux, who was shot in the store’s parking lot on Sunday and later died at a Lafayette hospital.
Local Residents React to Gunfire Erupting at New Iberia Walmart, Police Identify Suspect Wanted for Shooting 07/20/2022 The same store had another shooting slightly more than three years before this one.
NEW IBERIA, La. (KLFY) — The New Iberia Police Department is currently investigating a shooting where one individual was critically injured.
Officials said the shooting occurred in the 1200 block of Parkview Drive, around 2:15 p.m. this afternoon.
Officials said preliminary findings indicate that this was an isolated incident and was not directed toward any business in the area. Complete article
Memorial at New Iberia Walmart honors employee killed outside store 07/30/2025 IBERIA PARISH (NEW IBERIA) — The New Iberia community is mourning the death of 22-year-old Walmart employee Breyton Boudreaux, who was shot in the store’s parking lot on Sunday and later died at a Lafayette hospital.
Local Residents React to Gunfire Erupting at New Iberia Walmart, Police Identify Suspect Wanted for Shooting 07/20/2022 The same store had another shooting slightly more than three years before this one.
Body discovered in parking lot of Walmart North in Rochester Minn. 07/28/2025
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – According to the Rochester Police Department, officers responded to Walmart North after reports of a body discovered in the parking lot.
Officers found a dead man sitting inside a vehicle parked in the parking lot.
The man’s body was transported to the Southern Minnesota Regional Medical Examiner’s Office to determine the cause of death. Complete article
ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) – According to the Rochester Police Department, officers responded to Walmart North after reports of a body discovered in the parking lot.
Officers found a dead man sitting inside a vehicle parked in the parking lot.
The man’s body was transported to the Southern Minnesota Regional Medical Examiner’s Office to determine the cause of death. Complete article
Video of Walmart ICE arrest sparks protest, city response 07/28/2025
On July 20, approximately 100 protesters picketed outside the Walmart on Coors Boulevard and Interstate 40, where Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested a man around two weeks prior. A video of the incident shows masked immigration officers tasing a man as he screams for help.
The man in the video is identified as 33-year-old Deivi Jose Molina-Pena, a delivery worker who came to the United States from Venezuela under Temporary Protected Status two years ago, according to Source NM. His current whereabouts within ICE custody remain unknown.
A representative of Walmart, where the arrest took place, declined to comment on the incident, as well as national Walmart Media Relations.
Protesters chanted “Burque over billionaires,” and called for stronger worker protections. Complete article
On July 20, approximately 100 protesters picketed outside the Walmart on Coors Boulevard and Interstate 40, where Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested a man around two weeks prior. A video of the incident shows masked immigration officers tasing a man as he screams for help.
The man in the video is identified as 33-year-old Deivi Jose Molina-Pena, a delivery worker who came to the United States from Venezuela under Temporary Protected Status two years ago, according to Source NM. His current whereabouts within ICE custody remain unknown.
A representative of Walmart, where the arrest took place, declined to comment on the incident, as well as national Walmart Media Relations.
Protesters chanted “Burque over billionaires,” and called for stronger worker protections. Complete article
Walmart rewords Virginia pop-up tying condom searches to data consent 07/28/2025
Pushback on the Walmart website warning Virginia users to avoid searching for or buying reproductive or sexual health products if they don't consent to their information being collected has led the retailer to change the pop-up's wording.
Why it matters: The message raised questions from some shoppers and a state senator about how major retailers are interpreting and complying with the new reproductive health privacy protections in Virginia.
State of play: Those protections, which took effect July 1, are part of a law that bans the collection or sale of identifiable reproductive health data without explicit consent from the consumer.
That information can be related to buying birth control, condoms and pregnancy tests. But Virginians will see the Walmart pop-up simply by being on the website. Complete article
Pushback on the Walmart website warning Virginia users to avoid searching for or buying reproductive or sexual health products if they don't consent to their information being collected has led the retailer to change the pop-up's wording.
Why it matters: The message raised questions from some shoppers and a state senator about how major retailers are interpreting and complying with the new reproductive health privacy protections in Virginia.
State of play: Those protections, which took effect July 1, are part of a law that bans the collection or sale of identifiable reproductive health data without explicit consent from the consumer.
That information can be related to buying birth control, condoms and pregnancy tests. But Virginians will see the Walmart pop-up simply by being on the website. Complete article
Walmart cracking down on a growing type of fraud 07/29/2025
Walmart is cracking down on a growing type of fraud and it’s putting AI to work to help with the job.
The country’s largest retailer said it continues to adopt strategies to prevent fraud and other scams – including counterfeit products – sold via Walmart Marketplace, the online platform that gives third-party sellers access to Walmart.com customers. “Bad actors seek to mislead and defraud customers in a rapidly changing environment,” Walmart said in a blog post. “While counterfeits are estimated to represent a tiny minority of the products sold on marketplaces, it is an issue that plagues all retail marketplaces.
“These fraudulent sellers — who grow savvier, faking credentials and dodging enforcement — erode trust, not just in the companies who run these marketplaces, but in the thousands of large and small sellers who act with integrity and seek only to bring value and assortment to those who shop with us,” Walmart added. Complete article
Walmart is cracking down on a growing type of fraud and it’s putting AI to work to help with the job.
The country’s largest retailer said it continues to adopt strategies to prevent fraud and other scams – including counterfeit products – sold via Walmart Marketplace, the online platform that gives third-party sellers access to Walmart.com customers. “Bad actors seek to mislead and defraud customers in a rapidly changing environment,” Walmart said in a blog post. “While counterfeits are estimated to represent a tiny minority of the products sold on marketplaces, it is an issue that plagues all retail marketplaces.
“These fraudulent sellers — who grow savvier, faking credentials and dodging enforcement — erode trust, not just in the companies who run these marketplaces, but in the thousands of large and small sellers who act with integrity and seek only to bring value and assortment to those who shop with us,” Walmart added. Complete article
This household appliance sold at Walmart, Amazon recalled over fires 07/29/2025
Mini fridges are a summer staple, but nearly 634,000 Frigidaire units have been recalled over fire and burn risks, federal officials warn.
Frigidaire mini fridges, sold nationwide at retailers like Walmart, Amazon, and Walmart.com, have been recalled. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, there have been at least 26 reports of malfunctions, including units overheating, sparking, melting and catching fire.
In addition to these incidents, the CPSC noted that the products caused more than $700,000 in property damage and two people suffered smoke inhalation injuries.
The problem stems from faulty internal electrical components that can short circuit and ignite the surrounding plastic housing, according to the CPSC.
Consumers should check if they own one of the affected units, which were sold between January 2020 and December 2023 for $36 to $40. The mini fridges came in various colors including black, blue, green, white, yellow, red, pink, and silver. Complete article
Walmart Products Recalled Nationwide: Serious Risk of Death Warning 07/28/2025
Mini fridges are a summer staple, but nearly 634,000 Frigidaire units have been recalled over fire and burn risks, federal officials warn.
Frigidaire mini fridges, sold nationwide at retailers like Walmart, Amazon, and Walmart.com, have been recalled. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, there have been at least 26 reports of malfunctions, including units overheating, sparking, melting and catching fire.
In addition to these incidents, the CPSC noted that the products caused more than $700,000 in property damage and two people suffered smoke inhalation injuries.
The problem stems from faulty internal electrical components that can short circuit and ignite the surrounding plastic housing, according to the CPSC.
Consumers should check if they own one of the affected units, which were sold between January 2020 and December 2023 for $36 to $40. The mini fridges came in various colors including black, blue, green, white, yellow, red, pink, and silver. Complete article
Walmart Products Recalled Nationwide: Serious Risk of Death Warning 07/28/2025
Man accused of killing stepfather at Columbus Nebraska Walmart is silent when asked for plea 07/24/2025
Two men nabbed after attempted theft of vacuum cleaners at Fla. Walmart 07/25/2025
Pine Bluff Arkansas police seek public assistance in Walmart shoplifting case 07/25/2025
'When I lost him, I lost myself;' Heartbreak lingers for as years pass without justice 07/25/2025 Angel Gonzalez-Pagen was 18 years old when he and three others were shot while in a Walmart parking lot off Hudson Avenue Rochester NY in June 2021.
Man accused of stealing from Wilton NY Walmart, released on appearance tickets 07/25/2025
New information about El Paso Tx. Walmart mass shooting emerges in recently released evidence 07/27/2025
Man accidentally shoots self in rear in NC Walmart parking lot 07/29/2025
A man accidentally shot himself in the buttocks in the Walmart parking lot earlier this week, according to an eyewitness account.
The witness, who prefers to remain anonymous, was walking toward her car shortly before 7 p.m. on July 28 when she heard a noise that sounded like a gunshot. Looking around, she saw a man leaning up against his car and cursing. Judging that the scene was safe, the woman approached the man and asked if he was OK.
The man responded by saying he’d shot himself in the rear end, and that he’d been wondering when something like this would happen. The man went on to explain that the gun was in his pocket when it went off.
The woman called an ambulance, then went back into Walmart to notify store employees and get a towel for the man. Complete article
A man accidentally shot himself in the buttocks in the Walmart parking lot earlier this week, according to an eyewitness account.
The witness, who prefers to remain anonymous, was walking toward her car shortly before 7 p.m. on July 28 when she heard a noise that sounded like a gunshot. Looking around, she saw a man leaning up against his car and cursing. Judging that the scene was safe, the woman approached the man and asked if he was OK.
The man responded by saying he’d shot himself in the rear end, and that he’d been wondering when something like this would happen. The man went on to explain that the gun was in his pocket when it went off.
The woman called an ambulance, then went back into Walmart to notify store employees and get a towel for the man. Complete article
Magee Police Respond to Assault at Walmart; Suspect Turned In by His Mother 07/30/2025
The Magee Police Department responded to a report of an assault in progress at the local Walmart, where officers discovered that a store employee had been attacked.
While officers were working to identify the suspect, dispatch received an unexpected call—from the suspect’s mother. Without being contacted by police, she informed dispatchers that she was bringing her son in to face accountability for his actions.
The suspect, identified as Norman Whitlock, was taken into custody and formally charged in connection with the incident. Details of the charges have not yet been released. Complete article
The Magee Police Department responded to a report of an assault in progress at the local Walmart, where officers discovered that a store employee had been attacked.
While officers were working to identify the suspect, dispatch received an unexpected call—from the suspect’s mother. Without being contacted by police, she informed dispatchers that she was bringing her son in to face accountability for his actions.
“That’s what a parent who holds their child accountable does,” Magee Police Chief Denis J. Borges said in a statement.
The suspect, identified as Norman Whitlock, was taken into custody and formally charged in connection with the incident. Details of the charges have not yet been released. Complete article
Shoplifter injures officer while fleeing arrest at Missouri Walmart 07/31/2025
CLAYTON, Mo. – A Wentzville man is accused of injuring a police officer while attempting to escape a Walmart after shoplifting from the store.
According to the Shrewsbury Police Department’s probable cause statement, the crime took place just after 7:10 p.m. on July 29 at Walmart in the 7400 block of Watson Road.
Police said a loss prevention officer at the store watched George J. Johnson conceal merchandise via the store’s security cameras. Johnson then attempted to leave the store without paying for anything.
The loss prevention officer followed Johnson and attempted to detain him, but Johnson kept walking. A Shrewsbury police officer confronted Johnson and told him he needed to go back into the store. Complete article
CLAYTON, Mo. – A Wentzville man is accused of injuring a police officer while attempting to escape a Walmart after shoplifting from the store.
According to the Shrewsbury Police Department’s probable cause statement, the crime took place just after 7:10 p.m. on July 29 at Walmart in the 7400 block of Watson Road.
Police said a loss prevention officer at the store watched George J. Johnson conceal merchandise via the store’s security cameras. Johnson then attempted to leave the store without paying for anything.
The loss prevention officer followed Johnson and attempted to detain him, but Johnson kept walking. A Shrewsbury police officer confronted Johnson and told him he needed to go back into the store. Complete article
Fire breaks out at Walmart Distribution Center in Greencastle Ind. 07/30/2025
GREENCASTLE, Ind. (WISH) — A fire broke out at the Walmart Distribution Center in Greencastle on Wednesday morning, authorities said.
The Greencastle Fire Department received a call at 7:26 a.m. Wednesday about a fire in the baler room of the distribution center, 333 Warren Drive. That’s on the east side of the Putnam County city that’s about an hourlong drive west of downtown Indianapolis.
The building was evacuated during the fire. No one was hurt. Complete article
GREENCASTLE, Ind. (WISH) — A fire broke out at the Walmart Distribution Center in Greencastle on Wednesday morning, authorities said.
The Greencastle Fire Department received a call at 7:26 a.m. Wednesday about a fire in the baler room of the distribution center, 333 Warren Drive. That’s on the east side of the Putnam County city that’s about an hourlong drive west of downtown Indianapolis.
The building was evacuated during the fire. No one was hurt. Complete article
Kroger taps former Walmart executive in series of changes 07/30/2025
Kroger tapped a longtime Walmart supply chain veteran to be the grocery retailer’s new head of sourcing and named a new group VP of store brands among several high-level executive changes.
Ed Oldham, who spent 15 years in a series of supply chain roles at Walmart, was named head of sourcing at Kroger. He most recently was senior VP and chief supply chain officer at PetSmart, where he led the company’s distribution and transportation strategy across North America. Before joining PetSmart in 2022, he spent three years at Petco, and before that he worked in a series of positions at Walmart, according to his LinkedIn page.
Oldham started at Walmart in 2001 in logistics planning and strategy and also held positions as VP of food planning and VP of replenishment for food, consumables, and health and wellness before becoming VP of network design. He is scheduled to join Kroger on Aug. 4.
“Ed brings a wealth of knowledge from his time working at and supporting a variety of different retailers," said Ron Sargent, chairman and CEO of Kroger. Complete article
Kroger tapped a longtime Walmart supply chain veteran to be the grocery retailer’s new head of sourcing and named a new group VP of store brands among several high-level executive changes.
Ed Oldham, who spent 15 years in a series of supply chain roles at Walmart, was named head of sourcing at Kroger. He most recently was senior VP and chief supply chain officer at PetSmart, where he led the company’s distribution and transportation strategy across North America. Before joining PetSmart in 2022, he spent three years at Petco, and before that he worked in a series of positions at Walmart, according to his LinkedIn page.
Oldham started at Walmart in 2001 in logistics planning and strategy and also held positions as VP of food planning and VP of replenishment for food, consumables, and health and wellness before becoming VP of network design. He is scheduled to join Kroger on Aug. 4.
“Ed brings a wealth of knowledge from his time working at and supporting a variety of different retailers," said Ron Sargent, chairman and CEO of Kroger. Complete article
Walmart recalls: Play kitchens with strangulation hazard, minifridge that can catch on fire 07/31/2025
This week’s recalls and consumer warnings at America’s largest retailer include
With thousands of products on shelves and available online, Walmart serves millions of Americans; 90% of the U.S. population lives within 10 miles of a Walmart store. When a product it sells is recalled, there can be widespread effects.
Labeling mistakes, safety concerns, defects and contamination can all cause recalls on food, prescriptions and other products.
“Walmart and Sam’s Club are committed to the health and safety of our customers and members and to providing products that are safe and compliant, all supported by our health and wellness, product safety, and food safety professionals,” the company said in a statement. “In the event of a product recall, we work swiftly to block the item from being sold and remove it from our stores and clubs.” Complete article
This week’s recalls and consumer warnings at America’s largest retailer include
With thousands of products on shelves and available online, Walmart serves millions of Americans; 90% of the U.S. population lives within 10 miles of a Walmart store. When a product it sells is recalled, there can be widespread effects.
Labeling mistakes, safety concerns, defects and contamination can all cause recalls on food, prescriptions and other products.
“Walmart and Sam’s Club are committed to the health and safety of our customers and members and to providing products that are safe and compliant, all supported by our health and wellness, product safety, and food safety professionals,” the company said in a statement. “In the event of a product recall, we work swiftly to block the item from being sold and remove it from our stores and clubs.” Complete article
Another Walmart In Minnesota Is Closing For Good 07/30/2025
Walmart is America’s most popular retailer, bringing in over $550 billion in revenue in 2024. By comparison, Amazon comes in second with just over $270 billion. It’s not even close.
But despite Walmart’s dominance and those massive sales numbers, the company still closes stores from time to time. Over the last three years, about 30 stores have shut down nationwide, including one in Minnesota, with another one about to follow. Complete article
Walmart confirms exact date store will close for good – and shoppers have just weeks to pick up their essentials 07/30/2025
Walmart is America’s most popular retailer, bringing in over $550 billion in revenue in 2024. By comparison, Amazon comes in second with just over $270 billion. It’s not even close.
But despite Walmart’s dominance and those massive sales numbers, the company still closes stores from time to time. Over the last three years, about 30 stores have shut down nationwide, including one in Minnesota, with another one about to follow. Complete article
Walmart confirms exact date store will close for good – and shoppers have just weeks to pick up their essentials 07/30/2025
Man Finds Kitten 'Baking' in Pa. Walmart Lot Heat—so He Got To Work 07/27/2025
Career criminal headed back to prison after theft at Fla. Walmart 07/2/2025
Parents arrested after 4 children left in car in Tyler Tx. Walmart parking lot 07/29/2025
Woman faces felony charges after $1,000 NY Walmart theft; authorities say 07/30/2025
Cave Spring Couple Arrested for Felony Theft at Ga. Walmart 07/30/2025
Suspect Arrested In NC Walmart Parking Lot 07/30/2025
MNPD: Teens arrested in connection with April Walmart parking lot robbery and shooting 07/30/2025
Woman accompanied by juvenile girl busted with stolen items at Fla. Walmart 07/30/2025
Tattooed man sought in Nevada Walmart theft 07/30/2025
Man jailed in connection with soliciting teen for sex at Atchison Kansas Walmart, officials say 07/31/2025
Indio Ca. Walmart closed after smoke seen in store; no fire found 07/30/2025
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