Crime & Safety

Woman Walked Out of St. Peters Walmart With Full Grocery Cart, Police Say

The woman told police she was checking on her funds in the bank and simply made a mistake. She was arrested at a Ferguson Walmart for stealing in 2011, St. Peters Police said.

A North St. Louis County woman was arrested for shoplifting and trespassing at the St. Peters Walmart with her 10-year-old daughter.

Kimyette M. Williams, 33, of the 500 block of Dornoch Drive in Glasgow Village, was charged with felony theft, first-degree trespassing and possession of drug-related items.

St. Peters Police said Williams walked outside, passing all check-out lanes at the , with a grocery cart full of items.

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Williams told police she was on the phone with a friend, trying to find out if she had enough money in the bank for the items. Williams said she was “moving too fast and made a mistake.”

St. Peters Police said that at times, Williams’ daughter was with her and at other times she was with her father elsewhere in the store.

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During an investigation, the St. Peters police officer said he smelled marijuana and asked Williams if she had any illegal substances. Williams told the officer she had a roach in her purse. The officer found a plastic baggie with marijuana inside in her purse.

Police said Williams was arrested at a Ferguson Walmart in 2011 for stealing and endangering the welfare of a child. She had been issued a trespass notice, notifying her that she was not to enter any Walmart store, according to court documents.

Bail for Williams was set at $5,000.

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