Three women were arrested and charged with felonies after officials say they stole shotgun shells and bath towels from the Wadesboro Walmart.
Jazmine Monet McGregor, 22, and Andrea Mora White, 31, both of Raeford, and Kanisha Rochelle McBryde, 24, of Laurinburg, were arrested June 18.
The towels and shotgun shells were worth $1,600.43, according to the arrest warrants. The women had been warned not to be in the store, according to the arrest warrants.
The women were each charged with one count of felony larceny, one count of conspiracy to commit felony larceny, and shoplifting and concealment of goods and second-degree trespassing, both misdemeanors.
Records show that McGregor has previous convictions for larceny and possession of stolen goods from 2012 in Hoke County and for felony breaking and entering and larceny from 2013 in Wake County.
White’s record starts with convictions from 2002 and 2003 for common law forgery, attempted larceny and wanton injury of personal property in Cumberland County. She was most recently convicted in 2008 of committing robbery with a dangerous weapon in 2007.
McBryde’s record begins with convictions for shoplifting, resisting an officer, larceny and first-degree trespassing in Scotland County in 2007. She was most recently convicted in March of providing fictitious information to a law enforcement officer in 2015.
All three were booked in the Anson County Jail under secured $25,000 bonds and are scheduled to appear in court June 28.
All defendants facing criminal charges are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in court.
Reach reporter Imari Scarbrough at 704-994-5471 and follow her on Twitter @ImariScarbrough.
