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Nov 4, 2009 5:08pm
Tina Griekspoor held a sign in front of the county courthouse in Bedford, Pa., Tuesday. Ms. Griekspoor and her mother, Evelyn Border, stole a gift card a girl had set on a shelf while a Walmart employee helped her, said Bedford County District Attorney Bill Higgins. Because the women agreed to hold the signs, Mr. Higgins said he’ll ask for probation instead of jail when the pair plead guilty.

Tina Griekspoor held a sign in front of the county courthouse in Bedford, Pa., Tuesday. Ms. Griekspoor and her mother, Evelyn Border, stole a gift card a girl had set on a shelf while a Walmart employee helped her, said Bedford County District Attorney Bill Higgins. Because the women agreed to hold the signs, Mr. Higgins said he’ll ask for probation instead of jail when the pair plead guilty.
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