Mary Frances Alday pulled out gun when denied $1 Walmart discount: police Mary Frances Alday who allegedly brandished a gun after a Walmart discount store refused her $1 discount voucher. Picture: Wakulla County Sheriff's Office Source: Supplied WHAT gets into some shoppers nowadays? When Mary Frances Alday, was denied a $1 internet discount coupon at a Walmart discount store in Crawfordville, Florida, her reaction bordered on manic. Alday, 61, allegedly became verbally abusive when told the $1 discount coupon was unacceptable, calling the shop assistant "a bitch" and ramming a shopping trolley into her, The Smoking Gun reported. Pictures: The Wierdest shoppers at Walmart The store manager then told Alday that she was escorting her outside to get her license plate number. "If you follow me, I have something for you in my car," Alday allegedly responded, Wakulla County Sheriff's Office report stated. The manager was joined at the door by three colleagues, and the group watched as Alday walked to her vehicle, pulled out a handgun in a holster and started waving the weapon in the air. Alday pointed the gun directly at the workers and stated, "I have something for y'all," as the group retreated inside, fearing for their lives, the Sheriff's Office report stated. Alday then drove off from Walmart but was later pulled over by a sheriff's deputy who asked if there was a firearm in the SUV. "Yes, I have a concealed weapons permit, and you are not taking my gun," she allegedly said. Asked about the gun's location, Alday reportedly replied, "You're not taking my gun." Alday twice refused the deputy's request to exit the auto, and was tasered when she "reached over the console for something in the passenger seat." She was then dragged from the car and handcuffed. The gun was found in the vehicle's centre console. Alday was charged with four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and one count of battery.