Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Police say they have arrested a teen mother who is accused of leaving her 1-year-old son behind during a robbery attempt. 
  
 Allison Niemeyer and her sister, Laura, went into the Walmart on Silver Springs Boulevard and started stuffing several items of clothing inside her baby's diaper bag July 20. 
  
 As the sisters left the store, a loss prevention officer asked them to come back inside. 
  
 Police said Allison, 19, immediately ran away, leaving the baby with her sister. 
  
 Moments later, 22-year-old Laura broke free from the employee, also leaving the baby behind. 
  
 The pair was picked up by a blue Ford Aerostar van. 
  
 Police said $57.12 worth of merchandise was recovered – a bathing suit, men’s white undershirts and four women’s shirts. 
  
 The boy is now in the custody of the Department of Children and Families. 
  
 Laura was charged with child neglect, petit retail theft and resisting a merchant. She was being held on $7,500 bond. 
  
 Allison is on house arrest until 2021 in connection with a home invasion robbery with a firearm, according to police. They said she was pregnant during that crime. 
  
 Meanwhile, court records show her sister Laura has three previous convictions for retail theft, as well as grand theft and uttering a forged instrument. ||||| OCALA – A teenage mother wanted on a felony child neglect charge after leaving her 1-year-old son at Walmart during a botched retail theft was arrested outside a local dance club late Saturday, Ocala Police Department officials said. 
  
 Allison Niemeyer, 19, and her sister, Laura Niemeyer, 22, were both wanted for leaving the child during an attempted theft at the Walmart at 4980 E. Silver Springs Blvd. on Friday. 
  
 According to a several probable cause affidavits filed by the Ocala Police Department after the arrest, this is what happened: 
  
 A day and a half after the sisters fled Walmart, leaving behind the child and $57.12 worth of merchandise, police received a tip from Crime Stoppers that the women were at the Ocala Entertainment Complex. 
  
 The tipster said the women had driven to the dance club, at 1227 SW 17th Ave., in a silver Dodge Durango. Police asked the club manager to page the owner of the vehicle to come outside. 
  
 When the women appeared, they were arrested, said OPD Sgt. Sandra Fernland. Fernland said the women were arrested without incident. 
  
 Each sister was charged with felony child neglect and retail theft. Allison Niemeyer was also arrested and charged with violation of probation, and her sister was also charged with resisting a merchant. 
  
 Allison Niemeyer is serving probation on house arrest until 2021 in connection with a home invasion robbery with a firearm. She was pregnant when that crime occurred, authorities said. 
  
 During that October 2010 robbery, five teenagers were accused of committing a home invasion on Northeast 37th Place Road in which a 61-year-old man was pistol-whipped by one of the robbers. 
  
 Authorities said Allison Niemeyer, whose boyfriend was in the group, was the getaway driver. 
  
 Laura Niemeyer has three previous convictions for retail theft, as well as convictions for grand theft and uttering a forged instrument, according to court records. 
  
 The original incident began unfolding at 1:45 p.m. Friday when Officer Melissa Buetti went to the Walmart in response to a call about a retail theft and an abandoned child. 
  
 A Walmart loss prevention officer told Buetti that the Niemeyer sisters had put clothes in the baby's diaper bag. As they left the store, the loss prevention officer stopped them and ordered them inside. 
  
 Allison immediately ran, leaving her child behind with her sister, who soon broke free from the employee and also ran away. The two sisters were picked up in the Walmart parking lot by a blue Ford Aerostar van. 
  
 Along with the baby, officials recovered four women's shirts, a bathing suit and men's white undershirts. Police contacted the Department of Children and Families, which has taken custody of the child. 
  
 Joe Callahan can be reached at 867-4113 or at joe.callahan@starbanner.com. Follow him on Twitter at JoeOcalaNews. |||||
Student:
Allison Niemeyer's first bad decision was allegedly plotting to rob a Walmart. Her second bad decision was bringing her baby along. But the third was truly the charm: Seems the Florida 19-year-old and her sister, 22, are accused of stuffing some clothes into the infant's diaper bag Friday, Central Florida News reports. Upon exiting the store, the sisters were asked to return by a loss prevention officer—and police say Niemeyer ran away, leaving her son with her sister. Then her sister, too, allegedly fled, leaving the boy—and the $57.12 worth of merchandise. The sisters were picked up by a getaway van, but were later arrested at a dance club, the Gainesville Sun reports. Niemeyer was already on house arrest until 2021 because of a home invasion robbery involving a gun, which happened while she was pregnant. Niemeyer's baby is with the Department of Children and Families. Hat tip to the Huffington Post for the find.