Woman Irate Over Cost Of Cigarettes Assaults Clerk

Oklahoma City police said an assault on a convenience store clerk came after the clerk informed the woman that a pack of Newport cigarettes was $6.25.
According to the police report released on Monday, the clerk told the group that the cigarettes were $6.25 a pack, to which one of the people shouted, "That's too much (expletive) money!"
When the clerk informed the three they could purchase the cigarettes from another store, police said, Courtney Marlana Smith, 24, grabbed items on the counter and threw them on the floor before leaving.
The clerk told police that she went outside with a clipboard to write down the license plate of the vehicle that the three were in, but was attacked by the group outside the store.
The clerk said the trio punched and kicked her while she lay on the ground before fleeing in a tan vehicle.
Later that afternoon, police said they found the vehicle with Smith, 20-year-old Dondea Antonio Logan and a juvenile.
After inspecting the vehicle, police said they found a loaded gun that was reported stolen in Purcell.
Smith was arrested on charges of possession of a fire arm, concealing stolen property, disorderly conduct and two charges of assault and battery.
Logan was arrested on an unrelated warrant, and the juvenile was taken to his home and released to his grandmother.