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Man charged in counterfeit $63K+ bill spree across 28 different Walmart locations, including Amherst County

A man has been arrested after allegedly using counterfeit bills to take more than $63,000 worth of merchandise from 28 different Walmarts along the East Coast, according to the Amherst County Sheriff’s Office.

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Hudson man files federal lawsuit against Hernando County Deputy, Walmart

A Hudson man and his attorneys have filed a federal lawsuit against a Hernando County Deputy and Walmart alleging racial profiling and a false arrest.

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Police: Syracuse woman arrested after larceny investigation at Seneca Falls Walmart

Police: Syracuse woman arrested after larceny investigation at Seneca Falls Walmart Seneca Falls

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Suspect in Douglas County Walmart armed robbery arrested

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Nev. - The Douglas County Sheriff s Office (DCSO) has arrested a suspect in the December 30, 2022 robbery at Walmart in northern Douglas County. DCSO released a photo of the suspect and his vehicle on January 4 and leads from the public led them to Curtis Brahic in a motel room in Reno.

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Walmart CEO warns that retail giant could HIKE prices and shut down stores if thefts continue

Speaking on CNBC s Squawk Box Tuesday, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon admitted that theft has become a major issue for the chain.

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