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Leader of burglary ring sent to prisonMarch 14, 2013The accused ringleader in a series of fall Marietta burglaries was sentenced Wednesday in Washington County Common Pleas Court to four years in prison.... Showing 6 of 6 comments
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donethis2long
Lester - try the footsteps of his mother, brothers and sister.
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Tessie
Prison will do nothing to change this guys behavior. He's a sociopath (look it up). The only thing prison does is get this guy out of our area for a short time. And at what cost. In some countries a burglar loses a hand. Maybe that is a more fitting punishment.
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NasCarNut
I bet he's out in less than 2 years...
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Lester
Following right along in his daddy's footsteps! Wonder if he'll go to the same prison? Maybe house them together so they can get caught up while they're in the pokey.
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RodneyF
4 years and possible early release??? Make him serve the sentences consecutively and set a tone or at least give him the 8.
I don't want to hear about how "this was his first adult offense" when he has a laundry list of juvenile offenses which shockingly included breaking and entering.
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JoshBrown
Prison is a waste of time and only makes better criminals.The Judge should make them do community service till their in there 50's.
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