Deputies respond to suspected theft at Walmart, Marshall MO
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TheftAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a Walmart in Marshall regarding a possible theft. A male had reportedly opened and eaten chips without paying and then left the store. He was seen in the parking lot near a possible blue or gray Toyota sedan and appeared to be under the influence. Store personnel requested that the individual be removed from the property.
Audio|Heard on: Saline County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Four 4020 to Walmart, we need a removed suspect.
00:02
Our two suspects are a male wearing a black shirt, black gloves, no shoes.
00:06
He was inside the store.
00:08
Said he opened a bag of chips and started eating them and then walked out.
00:12
He's wanting him removed from the property.
00:14
Currently on the pharmacy side in the parking lot.
00:25
10-4, dispatch.
00:28
He got in possibly a blue or gray passenger car, possibly a Toyota Camry or Corolla.
00:34
He did say the subject had bloodshot eyes.
00:37
They believe he's under the influence.
00:40
(name withheld).
00:41
In the area near Cherokee Dr, stay advised that he's gotten back out of the vehicle.
00:52
Give me a description of subject, please.
00:56
Male, black shirt, black gloves, no shoes, was near a blue or gray Toyota Camry or Corolla.
01:03
He said you are close to where the male subjects are at.
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Location mentioned:
Cherokee Dr, Marshall, MO 65340
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