We had gotten some oil stop leak $3.18, gear oil $3.97, 2 qts of oil $2.50 ea, and transmission fluid $2.50 that he had forgotten was up under the dog food.
If you needed all of this oil and stop leak, I would think you could have followed the trail of petroleum left from your original parking space, to wherever the car was moved to.
All he had in his pocket was a container of make up $7.24, which he was suppose to pay for.
If you can't eat it, you need actual cash to pay for it. Maybe this was the problem?
When the security officer stopped him and checked the cart he told him he had forgotten about the other stuff and tried to pay for it.
Did they stop him in the store, or was he already outside with the hood up and a funnel in his hands?
After they emptied his pockets they found the make up.
No surprise there, with all that oil, there couldn't have been much room left under that bag of dog food.
Then the security officers asks for the keys to put the merchandise that he had paid for in the trunk.
How did the security officers know which car belonged to your husband, with all those other cars in the parking lot?
Asking to put something in the trunk does not mean start up a vehicle and move it.
I have a hard time believing that the security officers were concerned with placing anything in your husbands trunk. They didn't even want the car in their parking lot and had it towed away.
If they had your cell phone number, why didn't they call you and let you drive the car home?
Did they ask you to return to the store when they did call your phone?
Because I have this feeling that they would have liked to see what was in your pockets after your extended bathroom visit.
I just don't believe they were all that curious about why you were walking home without your husband or your car.
I also find it funny that you didn't know your husband had been caught and arrested until you made it home. Didn't you even ask the loss prevention people how they got your cell phone number, or how they knew you were in the store shop(lifting) with your husband?
Like I said when I came outside the store our car was gone and I thought he had left. I had no idea about anything else.
Of course you didn't and when loss prevention called your cell phone, you couldn't return to the store because you had to hurry home and feed the dog right?
I am impressed with how you remember the prices of the items which were lost under the bag of dog food, but your husband couldn't even remember placing them in the basket,,,,,
I am not impressed with your attempt to find some wrong on the part of Walmart employees when it was you and your husband who were breaking the law.
