| Man must forfeit weapons as part of sentence |
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| Written by BILL RYAN Sentinel Staff Writer |
| Friday, 03 February 2012 10:54 |
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A Findlay man will spend two years in custody and was ordered to forfeit his weapons after pleading guilty to failure to comply. Matthew Fox, age 22, was convicted of the charge after he pleaded guilty in the case. A specification and a second charge was dropped per a plea agreement. Wood County Common Pleas Court Judge Alan Mayberry ordered the two-year sentence to be served consecutive to a sentence out of Hancock County. Per the judge's orders Fox must forfeit a Glock 22, 40-caliber handgun and an AK-47, 7.62mm rifle to the Bowling Green Police Department for sale, use or destruction. The judge also ordered a driver's license suspension of four years. A Cleveland man, Bernard Rice, age 36, was ordered to spend 17 months in prison for his assault conviction regarding an Oct.1, 2011 incident with a Northwood Police officer. Judge Robert Pollex ordered the sentence along with an 11 month sentence for possession of drugs to be served concurrently. Others recently ordered to prison include: • Cherilyn Stenson, 39, of Toledo, 22 months in prison, 11 months each for two counts of theft, to be served consecutively. A third similar count and a count of engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity were dismissed. (Polles) • Amber Vandercook, 29, of Perrysburg, 18 months in prison for tampering with evidence. (Mayberry) • Nathan Baker, 29, of Toledo, 12 months for a community control violation of his conviction of failure to appear from a 2010 case; also 11 months for a similar violation of his conviction of theft in a 2008 case. They are to be served concurrently. (Judge Reeve Kelsey) • Eric Olah, 29, of Rossford, 11 months, each, for vandalism, drug possession and forgery. All to be served concurrently. (Mayberry) • Wesley Birthwhistle, 34, of Toledo, 11 moths for receiving stolen property, in regard to a trailer full of shingles and other building material from Carter Lumber, Bowling Green. (Pollex) • Ryan Cox, 23, of Woodville, 11 months for a community control violation of his trafficking in heroin conviction in a 2010 case. (Kelsey) • Jessica Kollmann, aka Berlin, 28, of Toledo, 11 months for a community control violation of her possession of drugs conviction in a 2007 case. (Kelsey) • Chase Carley, 29, of Bowling Green, eight months in prison for theft. He was also ordered to pay restitution for Belmont Country Club of nearly $1,500. (Pollex) • Matthew Hartford, 25, of Findlay, seven months for his community control violation of receiving stolen property in a 2008 case. (Pollex) • Krista Saylor, 37, of Bowling Green, six months for a community control violation of her possession of cocaine conviction in a 2009 case. (Pollex) All prison sentences carry varying amounts of post-release control sanctions. Violation of those sanctions will often result in additional prison time. |
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