On March 20, 2011 at approximately 2:45 pm Corporal Bernard Chenoweth responded to the Target Store in reference to a shoplifting. Upon arrival store security advised the officer that they had observed a woman, identified as Allyson Forte, age 40, from Gayle Drive in Middletown, enter the store and begin collecting merchandise.
Forte then proceeded to the guest service counter where she spoke with store employee, William Acton, age 23, from Nevada Drive in Hazlet, NJ. Forte then, with Acton’s knowledge and assistance, returned the items she had just collected without a receipt and received a store gift card with approximately $1,300.00 worth of store credit.She then continued shopping and was observed concealing merchandise on her person. She was arrested as she attempted to leave the store. The officers also arrested Acton for allowing Forte to return the items which he knew she had not purchased.
Both subjects were transported to police headquarters where they were charged with Shoplifting. They were processed and released on a summons pending a court appearance.
11 comments:
hi mike,
i know this woman from our school and she was telling the other moms and myself that it was all a misunderstanding. your story reveals the details and it seems pretty criminal to me. do you have any updates on this story?
anon,
sorry, I don't have any more details about this. The posting was a press release from the Middletown Police Department.
I have only heard rumors since.
hey a lady got arrested again somewhere in may 4 tryin 2 shoplift at target.did u get any 411 on dat
Hello Mike,
Can we find out Allyson Forte's court date? If so, how?
Thanks,
LG, Middletown, NJ
Anon 10:06am
It should be public record, call the court to find out.
So what happened?
So what happened?
Hey Mike, This was posted on 10-18-11 on the Middletown Police Blog: Allyson Forte, age 40, from Gayle Street in Middletown, NJ, arrested on October 14, 2011 by Patrolman Keith Hirschbein on a Contempt of Court warrant issued by the Englishtown Municipal Court. She was released after posting $400.00 bail.
Hello. I know that this was from a very long time ago, but this is absolutely a misunderstanding. I have been friends with her for a very LONG time, and she would never do something like this. Sorry to break all of your hearts, but honestly there must be something better for all you commenters to do then eat this fake stuff up. Thanks.
Hello. I just found this, and I know it's been a long time and I have something to say. Really? This is pathetic. I know this woman, and she's one of my best friends. She wouldn't do this. She is a great person, and it was only a misunderstanding. She wouldn't do this to her family. Honestly, all of these commenters should pray to god for forgiveness. It's sad how these commenters have nothing better to do then eat this fake stuff up. Thank you.
She did this and my family was friends with them and she was so nice.. this is not a scam and she and her family lies like crazy they she should be charged
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