The woman checked the clerk’s wounds and called 911 before pocketing the lottery tickets, officers said.
A woman is accused of using a fatal robbery to carry out a theft of her own, according to police. Lakiesha Deshawn McGhee,43, a registered nurse from Bonaire, Georgia, was arrested on Monday and charged with theft by taking and tampering with evidence, according to local paper The Telegraph. McGhee allegedly stole several lottery tickets from a store after the clerk, Sabrina Renee Dollar,43, was gunned down by robbers. The incident played out on January 18, when McGhee was a patron at the J&J Dollar Store, a store that sells lottery tickets and operates video poker machines, in Warner Robins, Georgia. Following the fatal robbery, McGhee was reportedly the one who called 911. Despite attempting to help in the aftermath, she was eventually caught pocketing the tickets from the back office.
