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Stanley sentences 14 people

Fourteen people were among those sentenced last week by Circuit Court Judge Bart Stanley.

Included in circuit court sentencing action:

? Jesus Soto Almaguer was ordered to serve 223 days of a four-year sentence and make restitution for forgery and theft.

? Brandy Wallace was directed to serve 85 days of a four-year sentence and make restitution for theft, burglary and forgery.

? Matthew D. Holder was ordered to serve 60 days of a three-year sentence, perform 40 hours public service work and make restitution for theft.

? Susej Will Riddle was directed to serve 141 days of a two-year sentence, perform 30 hours public service work and make restitution for theft.

? Clifton Hugh Langston was instructed to serve 90 days of a two-year sentence, pay $350 plus costs and perform 30 hours public service work for reckless endangerment.

? Arnold Smartt was ordered to serve 120 days of a two-year sentence, perform 16 hours public service work and pay $2,000 plus costs for sale of drugs.

? Jonathan Matthew Whiteaker was given a one-year sentence for simple possession of drugs.

? Marcus Boren must serve 48 hours of a one-year sentence and make restitution for passing a worthless check.

? Charles Jaco was handed an 11-29 probationary sentence and must make restitution for passing a worthless check.

? Anita Elaine Britton must serve 48 hours of a one-year sentence, pay $350 plus costs and forfeit her license for one year for DUI.

? Curtis Davenport was ordered to serve 120 days of an 11-29 sentence, pay $150 plus costs and forfeit his license for one year for driving on a suspended license and evading arrest.

? Dewayne Lewis Star was directed to serve 120 days of a three-year sentence, lose his license for three years and perform 30 hours public service work for violation of habitual traffic offender status.

? Jason Otis Tramel had his probation extended by one year for violation of probation.

? Wendy Lee Whittemore must serve 90 days and have her probation extended by two months for violation of probation.

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