My question involves criminal law for the state of: North Carolina
This is a odd situation that has gotten me into a bit of trouble. I had someone return a gift for me that was purchased at walmart but they wouldn't accept it (item was not stolen, had receipt). I am banned from walmart because I shoplifted awhile back. I called 1800walmart and the market manager and complained about the return situation. The manager agreed to exchange the item but ID and proof of address had to be given. The person who tried to take the item back to the store looks similar to me and I gave her my ID from another state to use. The ID had been used to return items in the other state with no issue so I was not concerned.
Today I got a call from someone at walmart, I assume he was loss prevention. He informed me that they had looked up my information by my phone number and found my previous shoplifting offense at walmart and that they were going to the magistrate to press trespassing charges. He told me that they were going to take a picture from when the item was returned and a print out of my license picture to press charges. I did NOT go into the store. Can they actually press charges when I was never there?
I know I shouldn't have given out my ID but that is the only thing I did wrong. What can I do in this situation? And also, if the magistrate does take out charges will I be served a subpoena/citation or arrested? Thanks for your help.

