A Great Falls, Montana, man, Remo Spencer, who stole several iPods and computers from the Wal-Mart store he worked at,  posted them for sale on the store's employee bulletin board, according to police and  the store security cameras.


The Billings Gazette (Billings, Montana)  22-Apr-09

Police: Man tries to sell stolen items

GREAT FALLS - An employee at the Wal-Mart in Great Falls faces felony theft charges for allegedly taking electronics from the store and posting the items for sale on an employee bulletin board.

Remo Spencer was arrested Saturday at Wal-Mart.

Spencer had posted an ad on an employee bulletin board indicating that he had several iPods and computers for sale.

A manager became suspicious and reviewed surveillance footage, discovering the thefts, police said.

Police said Remo returned eight laptop computers and seven iPods valued at nearly $7,000.

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