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Then the woman’s male companion “made his way toward the rear of the store and selected several unknown items shoving them down his pants as he was walking,” the report said.
The clerk told police she believes the man selected several 20 ounce Bud Ice cans.
The pair then went to the register and tried to purchase another item, “but the food stamp card was declined,” the report said. They left without “attempting to pay for the items that they had concealed.”
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