DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF/WRGT) - An Ohio woman who made headlines after her jail mug shot went viral been arrested.
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Alyssa Zebrasky was arrested in December 2018 after police said she tried to shoplift from a Walmart store. Police said they later found drugs on her.
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According to Montgomery County Jail records, Zebrasky was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Trotwood Police along Hoover Avenue. The arrest was for a detainer out of Mahoning County.
It seems unfair that she can't go shopping without people staring at her and watching her like a hawk.
How is she ever going to shoplift if people don't mind their own business?
Blake Carter
She stands out like Jim in a tiny titty contest
William Peterson
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Nicholas Stewart
Y’know, that Dallas prosecutor thing will also reveal to attentive members of that community just who is stealing… More penalties in hunam society than just the law, hunams.
Lucas Long
They should use facial recognition software to pre-target potential criminals entering the store. Using decent AI will ensure those individuals are overwhelmingly brown.
Kevin Lopez
Oddly enough, facial recognition wouldn't work with this dumb bitch
Just putting one or two rectangular stickers on a stop sign completely disables artificial intelligence from recognizing it as a stop sign.
Her stupid idiotic tattoos would do the same thing
Also, it's interesting that your inexperience and racism prevent to you from realizing that most shoplifting cases are leveled against white methamphetamine addicts…..
Jayden Butler
lmao. she is so intimidating. i wonder how the store detectives worked up the nerve to do anything to stop this 120 pound female. i remember have store detective try and fuck with me and i looked them right in the eye and took it anyway and they saw me take it and they didn't do shit because they fucking knew better. i was like "i got news for you honey, i don't care if i live or die and all i know is you ain't gonna be the one that kills me."
Walmart, just like ANY store (but in particular Walmart) trains their loss prevention personnel that they are not allowed to physically touch you or detain you.
They are trained to try to corral people, relying on the average person's perception that 'they got caught', and the probability that the shoplifter won't to try to run and escape.
Walmart trains them to do NOTHING if the culprit bucks and runs.
