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On August 13th, Passion tried to shoplift nearly $900 worth of items from CVS by hiding them in a baby car seat under a blanket, but the plan fell apart the moment Deputy Brown arrived. Despite obvious evidence, she denied everything, demanded a supervisor, and her accomplice waited outside in a car reeking of weed and parked illegally in a handicap spot. The entitled act quickly collapsed into handcuffs, felony charges, and a hard lesson that a blanket won’t hide a crime or outsmart the law.
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