When Walmart Shoplifters Think They Can Outsmart The Cops

In this video, we look at 4 wild Walmart arrests caught on camera. When it comes to shoplifting and Walmart, company policy is to fully enforce the law in prosecuting shoplifters.

🔍 Episode Overview:
On May 30th, 2023, Walmart reached out to the Boynton Beach Police Department for help with a shoplifting case involving two women and a young child. Police officers promptly arrived at the location to handle the situation. Store workers noticed the pair arranging drawers to obstruct security cameras and believed the toddler was involved in the theft plot.

On February 25th, 2022, Walmart personnel alerted the Longview Police Department about a potential shoplifter. An officer dispatched to the scene tried to apprehend the suspect, who fled in a white Chevy Impala. Following the escape, Walmart employees and the officer went over the details concerning the Impala's driver and recounted how the shoplifting had been observed within the store.

On April 14th, 2023, a police officer was called to Walmart following a theft alert. Store staff had observed a man and a woman on CCTV allegedly stealing cosmetics and concealing them in their bags. When the officer reached the location, he encountered the suspects attempting to exit and swiftly acted to prevent their escape.

On December 11th, 2021, Walmart's Loss Prevention Department alerted the Athens-Clark County Police Department of a shoplifting event. An officer was sent to the store to investigate. The suspect, Ray Jay Norcross, confessed to trying on shoes without carrying his wallet and revealed an existing vehicle insurance warrant from Banks County, as well as a charge for loitering.

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