County prosecutor arrested for shoplifting from grocery store, police say

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By Jared Leone, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Jan 16, 2020
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A Pennsylvania county prosecutor walked out of a grocery store without paying for more than $400 in merchandise, investigators said.

Caitlin Rice, an assistant district attorney in the Chester County District Attorney's Office, walked out of a Wegman's on New Year's Eve with the cart full of groceries, WPVI reported.

Rice had paid for a portion of items but had hidden about $441 worth of merchandise in bags in her shopping cart, The Daily Local News reported.

Rice was stopped by a store security guard in the parking lot and later charged with retail theft.

She has resigned from her position with the district attorney.

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