Walmart Loss Policy Summary

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On the above date and time, while conducting a business check of 8701 US 19, Port Richey (Walmart), I was met by a Walmart loss prevention employee in reference to a stolen phone. I identified the loss prevention employee as Steven Uliano through previous encounters. Uliano stated that a female associate made contact with him and advised that her phone had been stolen from the back restroom inside Walmart. I made contact with the female employee, who identified herself as Kim Anderson by her Florida driver’s license. Anderson was negative for wants and warrants through an FCIC/NCIC computer check. Anderson advised that at approximately 1950 hours she proceeded to the restroom at the back of the store. Anderson stated that she accidentally

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