Crazy lady tries to force my wife to get into her car at Walmart yesterday

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We had to park on the opposite end of the Walmart on Wheatland Road yesterday because the front east side entrance next to the lawn and garden center was boarded off and closed for repairs. By the time we got paid for our things at the register, I walked out and told my wife I would go get the car from the far other end of the parking lot and drive it up front to pick her up, but meantime, this black lady started talking to her, and I didn't pay any attention. I figured it was just a person making idle conversation with her. If I had known what happened I would have made that crazy lady go away. By the time I drove back to pick my wife up she told me the about what happened, I was about as angry at that lady as I could be. She actually tried to get her to go into her car. She was telling her how much she liked her jewelry and asked her if she wanted her to just forget about going home with her husband, myself, and just get in my car and I will take you home. That was one of the most serious and crazy things I have heard of happening to my wife. I can't stand her being left alone at this store without me by her side. I am glad I pulled over at that moment. The crazy lady wandered off immediately. My wife was upset by the ordeal. I was just plain mad at myself for letting her be alone at that Walmart. I think that store has too many thugs and crazy people out there. Earlier that morning at around 6 AM, a crazy man drove his car into the east entrance and got out shouting, "I am am on a quest. He got out of the car and tried to grab the keys from a lady standing and pushed her down on the floor and was tackled by those 5 other Walmart employees and held there until the police and fire emergency people came. She was sent to the hospital the lady that got pushed down by that nut job and he insisted he needed those car keys for his Quest. Another lady had an asthma attack as a result of anxiety from the assault. Both women were taken to the emergency room at a local hospital. The lady who was shoved and injured was an employee of that store. I got my information by actually talking to people who work there and were witnesses to the events. I see that Fox news has a different slant on the story. I think that my story on this is better than the one Fox did about this occurrence. I was there, I spoke to people who were there at that time. I know things because I know how to ask questions and get the facts.