Merchandise in Her Pants

While doing research for This is True, I have to say this headline caught my imagination:

It's from the Northwest Indiana Times and reads,

"Chersterton cops say woman had merchandise in pants"

Now, the first thing that went through my head was, "Is this a shoplifting case, or a prostitution bust?"

It turns out that it's the former, but there's a line in the story that just bowled me over.

Here's what the woman allegedly stole:

...found in her purse. When apprehended she also pulled these items out of her pants (hence the headline):

Apparently Tina Yeakey, 32, has some pretty big pants.

Now with all that in mind, here's what I want to point out -- the line in the story that "made it" for me:

"Yeakey was charged with felony theft and misdemeanor conversion. She was taken to Porter County Jail, which has no death row."

So, what -- they need to transfer her to a jail that does have a death row? Boy: when it comes to shoplifting, they're pretty strict in Indiana!

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Posted October 20, 2008 8:00 AM

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