http://www.nbc5.com/news/15656729/detail.html
I don't agree with the lawsuit, but it's pretty obvious she's pissed. According to the article, she was stopped by a community service officer and then she was arrested by the police.
The article doesn't mention it, but she and her children were on Fox News yesterday (it was a news conference) and her kids are saying they were taken into the Walmart where an employee was asked to watch them (only the employee was watching them, no one else). I think I would be pissed by that alone. The Walmart employees don't have to pass any kind of background check to work there. The police, at that point, were basically trusting the employee to watch the children (trusting the employees more than the parents). No offense to anyone, but I don't trust anyone but family and our day care provider to watch my kids. I think that was a pretty risky thing for the police to do.