Although I do not practice law in the State of Michigan, here are my initial impressions. First, are you asking whether this would be sufficient for a law suit against the store, or sufficient for a lawsuit against your daughter? Obviously, first it is necessary to determine whether your daughter was actually arrested as a result of the accusation. If she was, then you would only have a suit for false arrest once her criminal charges were found either not guilty or dismissed. If she was not, then chances are there are not sufficient damages to justify a suit against the store. In any event, if your daughter feels that her rights were violated, or if she has pending criminal charges, she should hire an attorney. Good luck.