Crime & Safety
Woman Caught Swapping Price Tags in Trumbull: PD
She allowed an 11-year-old child to hold a bag of merchandise during the scheme, police said.

TRUMBULL, CT- A New Haven woman was arrested after she was allegedly caught swapping sale tags in order to get a lower cost on merchandise at Home Goods April 22.
Police got a report of a woman who bought what was really $46.98 of merchandise for a lower amount due to tag swapping, police said. She also allowed an 11-year-old child that was with her to hold a bag of merchandise.
Security caught on to the scheme and went to stop her, but she exited the store and fled, police said.
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Her friend stayed behind and called her to tell her to turn herself in.
Within a couple hours Kayhla Bozeman, 52, of New Haven turned herself in and was charged with sixth-degree larceny and risk of injury to a minor.
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