Pennsylvania cops are seeking the public’s help in identifying a pair of Walmart patrons suspected of stealing another shopper’s credit cards.
According to the Pennsylvania State Police, the duo swiped cash and credit cards from a female victim who reported losing her purse earlier this month at a Walmart in Honesdale, a rural borough about 30 miles northeast of Scranton.
Investigators report that the victim’s plastic was subsequently used that day for purchases at a McDonald’s restaurant, a Sunoco gas station, and a Walmart about 20 miles away from where the victim’s cash and credit cards were stolen.
A review of store surveillance video revealed that the suspects tooled around the second Walmart in motorized shopping carts (as seen above) and drove away from the store in a Subaru station wagon.
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ReplyDeleteI want one of the carts WM throws away.I'm putting a 327 4 barrel 4 speed Hurst shifter with posi traction in that bad boy.Then I'm taking it into the WM store & burn rubber the entire length of the building while horrified customers watch.
ReplyDeleteGet your fat arse up and walk! I get sick of seeing people in these scooters. Laziness is all it is. People got around just fine before stores offered them. Yes so do need them but most do not. I have a fat arse too and a bad foot and I refuse to use one. I would rather crawl through the store than ride on one. Most look like they are wearing a leather thong when they sit in them.
ReplyDeletethis might be fake news, because the police said they made their escape in a subaru station wagon. even if those 2 fatties could fit in a subaru that car ain`t going nowhere with that much weight in it, lol
ReplyDeleteIt is true. Most, not all are lazy. The only medical problem they have is fat. Need to push away from the table or McDonalds. Or cut back on the amount of food stamps provided.
ReplyDeleteMcDonalds needs to provide scooters. 20 packs of chicken tenders and a couple large fries are heavy
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