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Elaina West WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) Florida police say a suspect in a theft at a Wal-Mart identified herself on Facebook after seeing a post offering a reward. Winter Haven Police posted a video Thursday on Facebook showing a couple pushing a cart out of the store April 7. Police said they hadn’t paid for their items. The post offered a potential reward to tipsters. Ninety minutes later, 29-year-old Elaina West of Lake Wales left a comment identifying herself in the video. West wrote: “Ain’t no reward I’m coming in.” Police said West surrendered late Thursday. She was held Sunday at the Polk County jail on $1,000 bond for grand theft. Her husband, 30-year-old Patrick West, was held on $8,500 bond for grand theft and drug charges. Jail records didn’t show whether either had an attorney.