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She walked out of Walmart with more than $1,000 in merchandise for fun. Then, when deputies caught up with her, she told them it was just a game. A game she called “21.” The idea was simple: take as much merchandise as possible and make it out without getting caught. She told deputies she thought it was “fun” - and admitted she had played before. Then came the car story. At first, she claimed she panicked when she saw deputies and tossed the merchandise - along with her own Michael Kors purse - into a random unlocked vehicle in the parking lot. That would've been one wildly unlucky stranger. Except the vehicle wasn't random. She later acknowledged it was a rental connected to her boyfriend, who was still inside the store and who she claimed had no idea what she was doing. Deputies then searched that same rental vehicle. Inside, they discovered the Walmart merchandise along with suspected controlled substances, paraphernalia and other items that led to additional allegations. The merchandise totaled roughly $1,000, putting the theft above Florida’s felony threshold. She was ultimately arrested on charges that included grand theft, a serious controlled-substance trafficking charge, possession-related offenses and possession of paraphernalia. She called it a game. The state called it a felony.