Michigan woman arrested for failing to scan all items at Walmart self-checkout

A Michigan woman is accused of stealing items from Walmart by not scanning her items at the self-checkout

Loss prevention workers noticed that TeddyJo wasn't scanning every item when she used the self-checkout at Walmart. According to a report from Fox 2, Fliam became agitated when confronted by a loss prevention worker and left the store.

The footage from the store's security cameras showed that Fliam had stolen more than $1,000 in goods from Walmart.

Wal-mart is using technology to prevent theft.

Last month, she was arrested at her home and charged with first degree retail fraud.

Walmart's loss prevention team has begun to crack down on thefts at the self-checkout, with Michigan State Police recording two similar incidents in which people were arrested after exchanging barcodes while checking out items.

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Walmart started using artificial intelligence in order to crack down on self-checkout thefts.

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The system can report missed scans to an attendant who can investigate.

Walmart is making a true investment to ensure the safety of its customers and associates. Over the last three years, the company has invested over half a billion dollars in an effort to prevent, reduce and deter crime. We invest in people, programs and technology to make our stores and communities safe.