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What is the name of your state? Florida
My wife( who is Filipino) had taken my 12yr old son, 2yr old son and 1yr old daughter to shop at Wal-Mart. My wife had an Item on lay-away and went back to wait in line to make a payment. When passing through the childrens underwear my 1 year old grabbed a bag of underwear and dropped it into the cart. While waiting my 1 year old started to cry, they had left here bottle in the van, so she sent my 12 yr old with her and the cart to get it. When he arrived at the van, he opened the door retrieved her bottle and was then confronted by a Security person holding the underwear asking if he had payed for it. He was hauled back into the back offices, they went and found my wife, still in lay-a-way. Took her back , said they had to just write up a statement of what happened, it was just a formality, not to worry. A month later we received a letter from their loss prevention stating he had shoplifted from Walmart, we were responsible, the law said we had had to pay three times the worth($3.27) 0r $200.00. That is the law. I went to the Wal-Mart, wrote letters on their website, talked to supervisers, called the security phone #. No one would talk to me about the incident. They have sent out ten letters all warnings 1st, 2nd, 3rd, final, now from lawyers 1st, 2nd, 3rd, called my house saying we had to pay, The last one offering to take half if paid within 10 days. What should we do??
My wife( who is Filipino) had taken my 12yr old son, 2yr old son and 1yr old daughter to shop at Wal-Mart. My wife had an Item on lay-away and went back to wait in line to make a payment. When passing through the childrens underwear my 1 year old grabbed a bag of underwear and dropped it into the cart. While waiting my 1 year old started to cry, they had left here bottle in the van, so she sent my 12 yr old with her and the cart to get it. When he arrived at the van, he opened the door retrieved her bottle and was then confronted by a Security person holding the underwear asking if he had payed for it. He was hauled back into the back offices, they went and found my wife, still in lay-a-way. Took her back , said they had to just write up a statement of what happened, it was just a formality, not to worry. A month later we received a letter from their loss prevention stating he had shoplifted from Walmart, we were responsible, the law said we had had to pay three times the worth($3.27) 0r $200.00. That is the law. I went to the Wal-Mart, wrote letters on their website, talked to supervisers, called the security phone #. No one would talk to me about the incident. They have sent out ten letters all warnings 1st, 2nd, 3rd, final, now from lawyers 1st, 2nd, 3rd, called my house saying we had to pay, The last one offering to take half if paid within 10 days. What should we do??
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