Female Offender from SV to Serve Jail Time for Grand Larceny Crimes
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Hannah Barnes, a 28-year-old resident of Spring Valley, is heading to prison after confessing to felony theft charges. As part of a plea deal, Barnes received an 18-month prison sentence for stealing from a co-worker at Denny's in La Salle last August. Records reveal that the individual instances of theft fell below the $500 mark.
Upon her release from prison, Barnes will be under probation supervision for a further 6 months. A check of her records indicates prior encounters with the law in both La Salle and Bureau counties.
With a criminal past painting her history, Barnes now faces the consequences of her actions, serving her time in prison and navigating the challenges of probation upon release.
In general news and crime-and-justice sectors, Hannah Barnes, a resident of Spring Valley, will spend months in prison for a series of thefts that occurred last August at Denny's in La Salle. Despite these thefts falling below the $500 mark, Barnes pleaded guilty to felony charges and received an 18-month sentence. After serving her time, Barnes will be under probation supervision for an additional 6 months, a challenge she must face due to her prior run-ins with the law in both La Salle and Bureau counties.
