Sports Photographer Shauna Holland Arrested for Scamming 130 Families in Tennessee

Sports photographer Shauna Holland was arrested over the weekend of August 15 in Coffee County, Tennessee, and charged with theft for allegedly accepting payments from 130 families without ever providing the photographs. Holland ran a business called Kaleidoscope by Shauna. The Coffee County Sheriff's Office had been investigating for a year, after complaints from local Little League baseball teams whose youth sports photo orders went unfilled. Chief Investigator Brandon Reed said that officers could find neither the images nor Holland's camera gear. Reed explained that Holland moved several times during the probe, and that the location of her computers and hard drives remains a mystery. He told WSMV 4 that there is no telling where those items are, but expressed relief that Holland was taken into custody and held accountable. The case may extend beyond Coffee County, as individuals from Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia contacted authorities after learning of the arrest. Reed noted that victims came from multiple counties and states. Holland was processed at the Coffee County Jail, released after posting a $2,500 bond, and is due in court on September 16. The website for Kaleidoscope Photography by Shauna is now offline. A May 2, 2015 Facebook post on the company page mentioned health problems and unexpected events that had disrupted her work and upended her and her son's lives.