Walmart employee arrested for stealing from store

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In this May 16, 2011 photo, the Walmart logo is displayed on a store in Springfield, Ill. Consumers spent less on big-ticket home items such as furniture and appliances in May as the housing market continued to slump, but categories such as clothing and luxury items fared better, according to data released Wednesday by MasterCard Inc.(AP Photo/Seth Perlman)

Dumas police officers arrested a Walmart associate Thursday after a loss prevention officer said they caught him stealing a Fitbit watch, an iFit and a bag of Cheetos, according to a police report. The loss prevention officer told police Saul Banuelos left the store without paying for the items, all...

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