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Wal-Mart sued for calling police By DAVID CLOUSTON, The Salina Journal Tamie Dragone was on a routine shopping trip at Salina's Wal-Mart Supercenter when, without a second thought, she dropped off a roll of family snapshots for 1-hour film developing. Now she's suing the store she says humiliated her and invaded her family's privacy after some photographs of her 3-year-old daughter caught the eye of photo clerks and were turned over to Salina police. Dragone is asking in excess of $75,000 in actual damages, plus an unspecified amount of punitive damages. According to Dragone and a petition filed in Saline County District Court, the pictures showed her 3-year-old daughter topless playing in the family's back-yard kiddie pool with her father, and one showing their daughter's naked bottom as she lay on the living room floor. Dragone was detained for about 45 minutes while she was questioned extensively by the officers about the photos. She eventually was allowed to leave, but without the pictures. Saline County Attorney Ellen Mitchell said she declined to file criminal charges after reviewing the case and the photographs....
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