Alleged Walmart burglar Alexander Weigard told police he wanted job as mystery shopper

A Georgia man caught allegedly burglarizing a Walmart in Delray Beach, Florida, told police he was merely seeking a job application so he could go to work as a ”mystery shopper, according to a police report.

Delray Beach police didn’t buy Alexander Weigard’s story and after arresting him found he was allegedly in possession of a loaded handgun and street and prescription drugs.

Weigard, 20, is being held without bail at the Palm Beach County Jail. Weigard is facing charges of armed burglary, carrying a concealed weapon, grand theft between $300 and $5,000, possession of heroin and other drug charges.

Weigard allegedly walked into the Walmart at 16205 S. Military Trail Sunday moing and took a hoodie sweatshirt and sweat pants that he put on over his clothes.

The arrest report states that Weigard walked into the store manager’s office and removed a garbage bag from a trash can and filled it with electronic equipment and other items.

Weigard was still in the store when police arrived. The total value of the stolen property is $462.86, the report said.

While Weigard was being searched, a loaded 9mm handgun was found. Police said they uncovered heroin, Xanax and other drugs in a backpack that Weigard insisted was his and not stolen.

Weigard told police he was at the Walmart ”applying for a job as a mystery shopper because it seems like a cool job and was inside the manager’s office looking for an application, the report said.

Weigard could not explain to police why he was carrying a loaded gun — a ski mask was also found in his possession — and said he got the firearm from ”a tall, skinny black guy over by the Dunkin’ Donuts.