Walmart employees charged with theft

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 3:00 AM |

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The Salisbury Police Department reports two arrests were made Nov. 23 following a report by Walmart of employee theft.

Reports indicate the two suspects gave merchandise to unknown persons without charging the required price at the store on South Arlington.

Arrested on charges of larceny by an employee were Priscilla Simone Fisher, 18, 3206 Penny Earley Lane, Kannapolis, seven counts of larceny; and Lasheica Ieshia Brenda Stofford, 18, 906 Brookmont Ave., Salisbury, three counts of larceny.

In other reports from Salisbury Police:

- Angela Renee Oglesby, 39, 2760 Grubb Ferry Road, was arrested on charges of possession of drugs following a traffic stop Nov. 23.

- Julio Moreno, 183 Celtic Circle, reported a break-in between 12 p.m. and 3:13 p.m. on Nov. 23.

- Clifton Jamaal Brown, 301 Harrel St., reported Nov. 23 that he was assaulted at his residence at an earlier date.

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