Lois White v. Scrivner Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CHARLES CLARK, Circuit Judge:
While Lois White, her daughter Sandra White, and her sister Gloria Pratt were shopping in a Scrivner Corporation food store one night, the assistant manager of the store accused Lois White of stealing a roast from the store’s meat counter and requested that she and her two relatives accompany him to a room in the back of the market. The women were asked for permission to search their purses and, upon examining the contents, the assistant manager found a pistol in Lois White’s handbag. He then told the women to stand against a wall in the room while he called the…
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