A 28-year-old Wright City woman who allegedly stole items from a local grocery store gave authorities a false name when she was questioned about the incident, police reported. Alicia Nicole Davis, of …
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A 28-year-old Wright City woman who allegedly stole items from a local grocery store gave authorities a false name when she was questioned about the incident, police reported.Alicia Nicole Davis, of Brook-view Drive, was charged last week with felony forgery and misdemeanor stealing in connection to an incident at Kroger in Warrenton on Jan. 21.According to the probable cause statement, Davis allegedly placed razor blades, deodorant and shampoo in her purse and walked out of the store. When she was contacted by police, she provided a false name, according to the probable cause statement. Police said the stolen items were valued at $14.87.Woman accused of stealing, forgery
