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Richmond woman sentenced in Powhatan for accepting stolen property Published: May 17, 2011 By Michael Copley A Richmond woman who was found in possession of a carload of property stolen from a home in Powhatan County was sentenced to two years in prison May 13. The judge stopped short of ordering restitution for everything that was reported stolen from the home, including meat products, because the woman was not convicted of the actual thefts. Jessica Wooten pleaded guilty to accepting stolen property and prosecutors dismissed a charge of breaking and entering. Wooten’s lawyer, Theron L. Marsh, said the items were stolen during a crime spree “that went from county to county.” Circuit Judge James F. D’Alton Jr. handed down a 10-year sentence with eight years suspended. |
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Brent of Powhatan
May. 25, 2011, 04:57 PM
It’s a good thing she didn’t rape any children, or D’Alton would have sentenced her to an extra 6 months! effpeckatown of Virginia
May. 18, 2011, 09:24 AM
eff powhatan they give a woman 2yrs for receiving stolen goods and give a little punk 3mnths time serve for stealing Crawfords GUN and BADGE, and they give a man home incarceration for a felony gun charge due to his health, eff that mans health he’s a menace and a manic. POWHATAN JUDGES AND PROSECUTORS ARE CROOKS. Submit Your Comments Below Commenting is not available in this weblog entry. |
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