Crime & Safety
Police: Woman Stole TV From Walmart
Rolled TV out of store in a shopping cart last month, police said.
A Bridgeport woman was arrested by warrant Wednesday for allegedly rolling a TV out of a Norwalk Walmart last month without paying for it, police said.
Capresha L. Still is accused of putting a Sanyo TV worth $730 in a shopping cart on Jan. 22 and leaving the store at 650 Main Ave.
Police spokeswoman Sgt. Lisa Cotto said the store’s video surveillance system recorded Still leaving with the 53-inch TV.
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Still was stopped by Fairfield Police Wednesday and notified Norwalk Police after learning Still was wanted here for the alleged theft. Cotto did not have a report on how Still came to the attention of Fairfield Police.
State judicial records show Still has a pending case for fifth-degree larceny for allegedly shoplifting merchandise from the Walmart in Stratford on Jan. 12.
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State records also show she has ten criminal convictions for assault, criminal impersonation, possession of narcotics, evading responsibility, violating a protective order, and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license.
Still, 29, of 157 Virginia Ave., was charged Wednesday with fifth-degree larceny.
She was held on $2,500 bond and given a court date of March 8.
