A Florida woman left two children in a car that burst into flames while she was shoplifting inside a retail store, police said.
A car with two children left inside was in flames as the owner was shoplifting inside an Orlando, Florida department store, police said.
On May 26, Moore parked her car outside a Dillard's department store at the Oviedo Mall and left two children"who could not care for themselves" inside the vehicle, authorities said. After about an hour, Moore left the store and found her vehicle engulfed in flames. She dropped theAlicia Moore, 24, is charged with arson after her car with two children left unattended caught fire while she was shoplifting inside a retail store, police said.
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