Miss USA contestant charged with ID theft

Miss USA contestant charged with ID theft

Miss USA contender quits amid ID theft charges.'It's unfortunate, but she has a lot going for her,' attorney says after Miss Wisconsin USA steps down
Shaletta Porterfield, also known as Miss Wisconsin has stepped down from the Miss USA pageant after being charged with identity theft.  The beauty queen was expected to compete for the Miss USA crown in Las Vegas, but now the girl who lost to Porterfield will take her place.A beauty queen in the running to become Miss USA has stepped down after being charged with three counts of identity theft. Shaletta Porterfield, 26, of Madison won the Miss Wisconsin USA title last year.She was due to compete for the Miss USA crown in Las Vegas next month, NBC station WTMJ reported. However, Porterfield resigned on Friday after being charged in Dane County in April.