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More havok at Walmart.
Teens could face charges in disturbance at Walmart
Twenty-four people, mostly between the ages of 13 and 18, are listed as possible suspects in a disturbance at the 5821 W. Central Ave. store in which a group of teens with selfie sticks and phone cameras were recording themselves knocking over property, a Sylvania Township police report shows.
The teens reportedly walked through freshly waxed floors, knocked over pallets of freight, and rode electric scooters into fixtures while throwing merchandise on the floor, the report said. No damages or thefts were reported, but charges are pending review of the surveillance video, according to the report.
Copies of that video were not available Tuesday. A Walmart spokesman said it provides video only to law enforcement; Sylvania Township police officials said they have not requested the video.
A Walmart employee told police the group was “destroying the store and video recording it.” The employee said she asked the teens to leave, but they continued to cause havoc on the way out, including knocking the doors off the track “and calling me a cracker,” the police report said.
Teens could face charges in disturbance at Walmart
Twenty-four people, mostly between the ages of 13 and 18, are listed as possible suspects in a disturbance at the 5821 W. Central Ave. store in which a group of teens with selfie sticks and phone cameras were recording themselves knocking over property, a Sylvania Township police report shows.
The teens reportedly walked through freshly waxed floors, knocked over pallets of freight, and rode electric scooters into fixtures while throwing merchandise on the floor, the report said. No damages or thefts were reported, but charges are pending review of the surveillance video, according to the report.
Copies of that video were not available Tuesday. A Walmart spokesman said it provides video only to law enforcement; Sylvania Township police officials said they have not requested the video.
A Walmart employee told police the group was “destroying the store and video recording it.” The employee said she asked the teens to leave, but they continued to cause havoc on the way out, including knocking the doors off the track “and calling me a cracker,” the police report said.
