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Assistant principal accused of swiping 98 items from Walmart using brazen self-checkout scheme
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A Georgia elementary school assistant principal has been accused of brazenly stealing 98 items worth about $1,000 from Walmart using a “stacking” scheme at self-checkout kiosks.
Shaw — an assistant principal at Free Home Elementary School — allegedly stole 98 items valued at $943.97 from Walmart between November and December.
3 Assistant principal at Free Home Elementary School, Courtney Shaw, has been accused of stealing 98 items worth approximately $1,000 from Walmart by using a self-checkout “stacking” scheme.
After transitioning into educational leadership in 2012 as assistant principal at Oak Grove Fine Arts Academy, Shaw was appointed assistant principal at Bascomb Elementary in 2016, a role she held for eight years.
In 2024, Shaw joined Free Home as the school’s first full-time assistant principal, bringing 24 years of educational experience.