It does not say anything about store employees noticing them stealing the firearms.

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Having worked in a Wal-Mart sporting goods department, the gun cases were never alarmed. You'd think that would make sense, when the camera display in the electronics department has one. They didn't even try to install something to make it look like there was an alarm.Keith B wrote:Sounds like an inside job. If they had the cases locked as they were supposed to, then they should have been alarmed. Thinking there was another accomplice in the store.
barstoolguru wrote:I wonder if they were good enough not to leave the shopping cart in the parking lot where it can get hit, I HATE THAT
It's hard to find a Wal-Mart store employee during normal working hours, I'll bet they're real scarce at 1-2:00 AM?carlson1 wrote:A couple steals several firearms from Wal Mart on Hwy 64E in Tyler. Wal Mart has temporary pulled all firearms off the floor during overnight hours.
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http://www.ketknbc.com/news/crimewatch/ ... er-walmartcarlson1 wrote:I am on my phone so I do not have the URL, but I received a text that the firearms were recovered and warrants have been issued.
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a thousand times!!! A pet peeve of mine. I'll even try to take a cart in with me so there's one less in the lot.
Same here. I could have loaded a cart full of goodies and walked right out the door. They just aren't paying attention at night.tommyg wrote:I have been in Walmart during the wee ours most of the employees are busy stocking shelves.
This makes it a vulnerable time since the employees are paying more attention to restocking than security