Olympian's Career Derailed After Walmart Self-Checkout Incident
Meaggan Pettipiece's arrest for unscanned items led to her resignation and lasting damage to her reputation, despite charges being dismissed.
- Meaggan Pettipiece, a former Olympian and NCAA Division 1 softball coach, was arrested in Indiana for failing to scan $67 worth of items at a Walmart self-checkout.
- Pettipiece also faced charges for possession of marijuana and a controlled substance found in her purse during the arrest.
- She resigned from her position as head coach of the Valparaiso University softball team following the incident.
- The charges against Pettipiece were dismissed on September 19, but the damage to her career and reputation remains significant.
- Pettipiece is now focusing on her family and considering her future career options, expressing uncertainty about how to clear her name.