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Published: June 15, 2009
Arrested woman in Oklahoma City had 33 Blu-ray discs in pants, police say
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Police arrested a woman at a Target store in Oklahoma City after an employee said he saw her stuff nearly $1,000 worth of Blu-ray discs in her pants.

Lisa Roshelle Myles , 40, remained at the Oklahoma County jail this morning in lieu of $4,000 bail, jail records show. Police arrested her June 2 on complaints of grand larceny, assault and battery, trespassing and three Oklahoma County warrants.

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