Accused Walmart Burglar Wanted To Be A ‘Mystery Shopper’
Suspected criminal Alexander Weigard says he had a good reason for rummaging around a manager’s bureau during a Florida Walmart Sunday during 2:30 a.m. Sunday. He wanted a pursuit as a “mystery shopper
Delray Beach military contend a 20-year-old put on a hoodie and sweatsuit over his travel garments after entering a store. He walked into a bureau and pressed a rubbish bag with an XBox One
Authorities contend Weigard was in possession of a loaded handgun, a tiny bag of heroin,
Weigard, however, maintains that he entered a manager’s bureau to request for a poser shopper gig since “it seemed like a cold job,” according to a Florida Sun-Sentinel.
A “mystery shopper†is a chairman hired by a manufacturer or tradesman to poise as a patron in sequence to weigh a peculiarity of service.
Weigard explained to cops that he pulled on a hoodie and sweatpants since his possess garments were dirty. Â The pills were for feet pain. And a gun he got from a man during Dunkin’ Donuts, according to a military news cited by a paper.Â
The think faces charges of burglary, grand theft, carrying a secluded weapon, and drug possession. He stays during a Palm Beach County Jail in lieu of a $32,000 bond.
The military news did not discuss either Weigard ever incited in a pursuit application.