Mission KS. Jan 5 2008
A couple accused of shoplifting ran from the store and left behind a 10-year-old girl.
It happened at the Family Dollar store on North Conway in Mission. Workers confronted a couple for shoplifting and found stolen towels in the woman's bag.
Store employees called police and tried to keep the couple in the store. But the man pushed a worker away from the door and they both ran.
News reporters spoke to the worker that was pushed. She says, "The husband ran at me, pushed me out of the way. I grabbed him and tried to stop him. Then the lady screamed at me to let him go, because he would try to hit me... I tore his shirt."
Workers tell us the couple had two children with them, a boy and a girl. They say the couple was holding the girl and they thought they wouldn't leave without her. But they ran out the door, leaving her behind.
Workers tell us the boy headed back to the story to get his sister, but the woman shouted at him to get in the car.
The girl was taken to the Mission Police Department. Her mother turned herself into police just before 5 p.m. She'll face robbery charges, instead of theft. Police say this is because pushing the worker is considered an assault.
Officers are working to track down the mother's boyfriend. They say he was shoplifting with her.
It happened at the Family Dollar store on North Conway in Mission. Workers confronted a couple for shoplifting and found stolen towels in the woman's bag.
Store employees called police and tried to keep the couple in the store. But the man pushed a worker away from the door and they both ran.
News reporters spoke to the worker that was pushed. She says, "The husband ran at me, pushed me out of the way. I grabbed him and tried to stop him. Then the lady screamed at me to let him go, because he would try to hit me... I tore his shirt."
Workers tell us the couple had two children with them, a boy and a girl. They say the couple was holding the girl and they thought they wouldn't leave without her. But they ran out the door, leaving her behind.
Workers tell us the boy headed back to the story to get his sister, but the woman shouted at him to get in the car.
The girl was taken to the Mission Police Department. Her mother turned herself into police just before 5 p.m. She'll face robbery charges, instead of theft. Police say this is because pushing the worker is considered an assault.
Officers are working to track down the mother's boyfriend. They say he was shoplifting with her.
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