Clark County Woman Sentenced for Stealing from Black River Falls Wal-Mart
Tuesday, August 25th, 2015 -- 12:14 PM
-One of the Clark County residents arrested for retail theft after she was caught stealing from the Black River Falls Wal-Mart has been sentenced.On January 28th, the Black River Falls Police Department was contacted by the manager of the Black River Falls Wal-Mart stating that he believed two people had filled their vehicle with items they didn't pay for. The officer went to the store to get the information and review the security tapes, when he was notified that the van and the occupants had returned. The officer waited in the parking lot while one of the suspects went back into the store.
As the officer was watching, the suspect came back out with another cart filled with items and with the store manager following him. As the manager made contact with the suspect, he began to run across the parking lot. But he and his accomplice were arrested by the officer.
The two suspects involved were identified as Brain Boyer and Debra Terwilliger. When the officer searched their van he found 143 items not paid for. The amount of the stolen items came to $1,834. Terwilliger entered a no contest plea, and was found guilty of, the retail theft charge filed against her. She must pay restitution, a fine and costs in this matter. Her accomplice, Boyer, was sentenced to 3 years' probation back in April.
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