Man fakes heart attack so his friend can steal toys

USA: A man faked a heart attack inside a Wal-Mart store in Florida so his friend could steal toys.

Man fakes heart attack so his friend can steal toys
Fri, 19 Dec, 2014 - 00:00

The men — 30-year-old Tarus Scott and 27-year-old Genard Dupree — were arrested on Tuesday on grand theft charges.

The Polk County Sheriff’s office says the men filled a shopping trolley with a motorised power wheel Barbie car, Leap Frog tablet and a Barbie Glam vacation house. They walked through the store together.

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