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Walmart Observation
On the above date I was conducting an area check of Walmart on foot.

While conducting the area check, I was advised by Walmart LP Officer, Marion Edwards, that a male subject who had been previously trespassed was inside of the store.

Edwards pointed to the subject and stated "that's him, he was trespassed last year." Edwards further advised me that the subject was an ex-employee that was caught stealing merchandise. However, Walmart did not prosecute and only requested a trespass warning.

I then approached the subject, later identified as Michael J Towers. I asked Towers if he had been trespassed from this Walmart. Towers admitted that he had been trespassed from Walmart, but he thought it was only for 1 year. Edwards requested that Towers

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