Woman lied about her name, feigned seizure, Oklahoma City police say
A woman gave Oklahoma City police false identification before feigning a seizure to avoid being jailed.
Oklahoma City police say a woman who gave them the wrong name when they arrested her also feigned a seizure to avoid being held in jail.
Brittney Nicole Banta, 24, was arrested on complaints of giving false identification and larceny of merchandise, and on a city warrant for larceny of merchandise, according to an incident report released Thursday.
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Police were called about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday to a Walmart at 6100 W Reno Ave., where an employee said a woman walked out of the store with $35 of makeup without paying for it.
When police asked the woman her name, she gave her sister's name and birth date. A Walmart manager gave police her identification card, police reported.
Banta told police she gave her sister's name because there was a warrant for her arrest and she didn't want to go to jail.
While Banta was in the Oklahoma County jail, she pretended to have a seizure at the nurse's station in an attempt to get out jail, police reported.
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