A woman accused of cutting in line at a <strong>Wal-Mart</strong>, shoving merchandise and assaulting police officers will plead guilty to disturbing the peace and resisting arrest, both <strong>misdemeanors</strong>.<!--more-->
The trial for <strong>Heather Ellis</strong> began in <strong>Missouri</strong> this week. Ellis is facing <strong>15 years in prison</strong> on charges stemming from her changing checkout lines at <strong>Wal-Mart</strong>. Her trial has exposed elements of <strong>racism</strong> in the small Missouri town.<!--more-->
