Wal-Mart shoplifter arrested

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On: January 25, 2010

A Cedartown woman was arrested after trying to take something from Wal-Mart without paying for it. According to reports, 26 year old Chrystal Yvonne Graham of a Collard Valley Road address in Cedartown allegedly took items from the store totaling $163. Loss prevention employees observed Graham hiding several jewelry items in her purse and then checking out without paying for the concealed items. Police then arrested Graham and transported her to the Cedartown Police Department for booking procedures.

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