A woman was banned from Walmart after spending hours drinking wine from a Pringles can and riding through the store parking lot on an electric shopping cart

• Police in Wichita Falls, Texas, were called to a local Walmart on Friday after reports of a woman spending hours drinking wine from a Pringles can and riding through the store parking lot on an electric shopping cart. 
• Police who arrived on scene at 9 a.m. were told the woman had been there since at least 6:30 a.m.
• Officers found the woman at a nearby restaurant and told her she was no longer allowed at the Walmart. 

A Texas woman has been banned from a local Walmart after spending hours drinking wine from a Pringles can and riding through the store parking lot on an electric shopping cart, police said on Friday.

Police in Wichita Falls, northwest of Dallas, received a call about the woman on Friday shortly after 9 a.m., the Times Record News reported.

When police arrived on scene, officers found the woman at a nearby restaurant and told her she would no longer be welcome at the Walmart.

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A witness said the woman was driving the electric shopping cart, which is typically reserved for customers with disabilities. The witness also said the woman, whose name has not been publicly released, was drinking wine.

Wichita Falls Police spokesman Jeff Hughes said the woman had been riding around the store's parking lot since 6:30 a.m.

There is no indication that the woman was arrested or charged in the incident, according to the Dallas Morning News.

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