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Woman banned from Walmart after riding cart while drinking wine from Pringles can, police say

Police: Woman Banned from Walmart After Riding Cart While Drinking Wine from Pringles Can
By Jared Leone, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Jan 13, 2019

Police were called to a Texas Walmart after a woman was reportedly drinking wine from a Pringles can and riding an electric cart in the parking lot.

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Officers responded to a call around 9 a.m. about a suspicious person in the store's parking lot, the Times Record News reported. Investigators found the woman at a nearby restaurant and told her she was banned from the Walmart.

The caller said the woman had been riding around the store’s parking lot since 6:30 a.m., drinking wine from the potato chip can.

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