Florida Woman Plays Made Up Game At Walmart And Loses Big Time

A woman in Florida was caught shoplifting at a local Walmart, then claimed to be playing a game called "21." The woman's story and supposed game didn't add up and she ended up losing in a big way.

Apparently the rules of this so called game is to steal a bunch of stuff from the store. You walk your cart right out to the parking lot and unload all of the stuff you stole into a random car. Then you run away. First off, what do you win? All the stuff you stole went to someone else. Is this game even real?

Fox 13 Tampa said the woman was later identified by deputies as Amber McCann. McCann was seen by employees loading items she stole into a car. The store's loss prevention officer said she stole almost $1,030 worth of items from Walmart. When she saw she was being watched, she ran away from the vehicle she unloaded all the items in.

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Amber was immediately detained by authorities and the car was searched. When searching the car, they found all the stolen items, a joint partially smoked, small bags of marijuana, hashish, used glass pipe, methamphetamines, and more. They even found a safe with silver bars, copper bars, and platinum bars.

Police asked her what she was doing and she told them she was playing a game called "21." After being caught, she fessed up. The car wasn't just a random car. It was her boyfriends car. It all makes sense now. But is "21" a real game? In Vegas we know it is.

McCann was charged with grand theft, possession of marijuana, hashish, drug paraphernalia, Alprazolam, and trafficking of methamphetamines. Large list of charges. If that's how you win the game, she definitely finished first. If it wasn't, then she lost badly and then won a trip to prison.

We have more on this crazy game and story in today's edition of the Other News!

Here ya go parents, you can actually save more money shopping by doing this! Just a few tips to follow that can also make shopping relaxing and stress free! All you have to do is follow a few easy steps! All outlined on The Mike & Carla Morning Show this morning!

SWNS recently published results of a survey done with over two-thousand US parents. The study results showed that two in three parents found that going to the store with their kids ends up being more expensive than if they were to shop alone! On the flipside, going alone costs them an average of $133, while shopping with their kids cost them an average of $179!

Results of the poll also showed that going alone allowed parents to buy different items from different stores. A whopping sixty-Five percent of the two-thousand polled said this. While alone, forty-four percent of the parents look for groceries, forty-percent can look for beauty products, forty percent search electronics, and thirty-eight percent shop for clothes. All with no children with them!

Now, if you do decide to bring the kids, the survey percentages drop a lot! Thirty-five percent of parents surveyed claimed that it was a struggle having the kids along! This lead to bribery to behave. Forty-four percent of  parents said they bride their kids to be good while shopping. Of that forty-four percent, only eighteen percent say it works. This is where the extra spending comes into play mostly. Bribed with snacks, toys, and candy.

So mom and dad, next time you think about going shopping for the kids, maybe you should just leave them at home. If for nothing else, it can save you money! We have more on this story in today's edition of a "Few Things You Should Know!"

62% of those polled said their kids earn the value of a dollar while shopping with them.

58% of the parents polled said having their kids with them allowed them to teach their kids the difference between necessary items and items it would be "nice to have!"

Half of those polled (1,000) said that having their kids with them shopping teaches them patience...that's if you're not bribing them!

50% of the parents also said it helps their kids learn how to look for deals.

47% of the parents polled said having their kids with them helped them learn items that are needed in daily life.

39% of parents said having their kids with them while shopping allows them to learn how to find items in stores.

37% said that having their kids with them while shopping allows them to learn how to properly ask for assistance, when needed.

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