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Meth Lab Found In Walmart Parking Lot
NORTON, Va. – Three people are facing charges after a meth lab is discovered in a Walmart parking lot. The meth lab was discovered in the city of Norton, Virginia after police were called about shoplifters. According to the Norton Police Chief, it was discovered Friday night at the Walmart on Commonwealth Drive. 25-year-old Adam […] More
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Meanwhile In California…
STOCKTON, CA (KCRA/CNN) – Two men are in jail, accused of kidnapping to perform an exorcism. Deputies say a man, along with his son, took his ex-wife against her will, thinking she was possessed by demons. At a Walmart parking lot in North Stockton on Saturday, 42-year-old Jose Magana-Farias and 20-year-old Victor Farias arranged to […] More
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In The News: Cheaper Than A Buck
A deer in the east decided that he needed to run some errands at a local Walmart. Officials with the store say the animal was in the store for about an hour around 9:30 Saturday night. NC Wildlife responded to the scene. We’re told that the inquisitive deer was let out of a back door […] More
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In The News: So Much Anger
Madison Police say a 32-year-old woman punched a security guard in the head, then used her car to nearly hit a group of Walmart employees before driving off. On Saturday afternoon Laura Shidell allegedly tried to steal several pairs of leggings and some “warming oil” from Walmart on Madison’s west side. Police say she stuffed […] More
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In The News: Wingin’ It
SALISBURY, Md. – A Salisbury woman is accused of trying to steal clothes while throwing food at an employee, in a local Wal-Mart. The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office says on Thursday, around 5:30 PM, they went to the Salisbury Wal-Mart on N. Salisbury Boulevard, after being called about a shoplifter. Once on scene, the Deputy […] More
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In The News: The Air Freshener
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) – Metro police say a woman was taken into custody on Tuesday, accused of impersonating a police officer and displaying a gun inside a Walmart store without a concealed carry permit. According to store employees, Domenique Chalala, 38, was at the Walmart store on Arroyo Crossing Parkway after midnight on Tuesday when she […] More
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In The News: Liquid Ass
Two men sprayed a mystery substance at a Texas Walmart on Sunday, leaving several people sick. More than 100 customers and dozens of employees were evacuated from the store, located in Harris County west of Houston, at about 8:45 p.m. Four people were hospitalized, while numerous others suffered from breathing difficulties and a burning sensation […] More
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In The News: The Foot Fetish
AIKEN, SC — A man who has run afoul of the law in Grovetown and North Augusta for approaching women in Walmart stores and asking them to let him smell and kiss their feet has been arrested again … this time in Aiken. The incident happened last Friday around 12:30 p.m. at the Walmart store […] More
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PoWM In The News: Woman Gives Birth In Walmart Bathroom
A woman gave birth to a baby boy inside a Cañon City Walmart bathroom on Saturday afternoon, multiple managers at the store confirmed. The woman gave birth to the baby at around 2:10 p.m. inside the bathrooms between the two entrances at the front of the store. Monica LeDoux is a Walmart employee who said […] More
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In The News: Cup ‘O Semen
A 22-year-old New Castle man was jailed Tuesday after he allegedly threw semen on a female customer’s leg inside the Walmart store near New Castle, police said. The incident occurred about 3:30 p.m. at the store at 117 Wilton Blvd. where troopers were sent to investigate a “sexual assault,” according to court records. The 20-year-old […] More
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In The News: The ‘Bomb’ Scare
A 30-year-old man with a backpack filled with sex toys and lubricants caused a bomb scare at an Aurora Wal-Mart Wednesday. The bomb squad was called to the parking lot of the Wal-Mart at 3301 N. Tower Road around 6:15 p.m. after a man wearing a backpack acted suspicious when the woman he was with […] More
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