NEW CASTLE —
Common pleas
court sentences
Thomas M. Piccione
•Jennifer Park, 35, New Castle —Three to 23 1/2 months in the Lawrence County jail with credit for 85 days served followed by two years probation, to run concurrently with any other sentence. Items of jewelry recovered are to be returned to the victim after 30 days. She pleaded guilty to criminal conspiracy to commit burglary.
•Jennifer Park, 35, New Castle —One year probation, costs of prosecution, $167 restitution to the victim, jewelry recovered shall be returned to the victim after 30 days. She pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property.
•Jennifer Park, 35, New Castle — One year probation, costs of prosecution. She pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property.
J. Craig Cox
•Heather M. Wise, 34, New Castle — Six months probation, costs of prosecution, $7.97 restitution to Walmart, enroll in an adult literacy class. She pleaded guilty to retail theft.
•Heather M. Wise, 34, New Castle — Six months probation, costs of prosecution. She pleaded guilty to retail theft.
•Zane Reza Fustos, 22, New Castle — Eight days to six months in the Lawrence County jail with credit for eight days served. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.
•Zane Reza Fustos, 22, New Castle — A $150 fine. He pleaded guilty to possession of drug paraphernalia.
•Donald William Wansitler, 34, New Castle — Seven days to 12 months in the Lawrence County jail with credit for one day served and work release granted, costs of prosecution, $200 fine and $59.88 restitution to Giant Eagle. Imposition of the sentence is delayed so defendant may obtain work release papers. He is ordered to report to the jail on or before 9 a.m. Jan. 5. He pleaded guilty to retail theft.
•Christopher Lee Hunt, 24, New Castle — Five days to 23 months in the Lawrence County jail with credit for time served and costs of prosecution. He pleaded guilty to simple assault.
•Bruce Allen Davis, 50, New Castle — One year probation and costs of prosecution. He pleaded guilty to harassment.
•Bruce Allen Davis, 50, New Castle — Two years probation, costs of prosecution, $3,318 restitution to Lawrence County Housing Authority. He pleaded guilty to criminal mischief.
•Deborah Lynne Burns, 53, New Castle — Twelve months in the intermediate punishment program with the first seven days on house arrest with electronic monitoring and the remaining 11 months and 23 days on probation, costs of prosecution, $12.06 restitution to Shop ‘n Save, and to continue with her mental health treatment. She pleaded guilty to retail theft.
Dominick Motto
•John Mesko, 24, New Castle — Six to 12 months in a state correctional institution with credit for 146 days served, costs of prosecution, $1 restitution to the victim. He pleaded guilty to defiant trespass.
•John Mesko, 24, New Castle — Probation is revoked on a 2006 sentence and he is resentenced on a criminal conspiracy charge to serve six months to two years in a state correctional institution and to pay costs of prosecution.
•John Mesko, 24, New Castle — Probation is revoked on a 2006 sentence and he is resentenced on a criminal conspiracy charge to serve six months to two years in a state correctional institution to be served consecutively with the previous sentence.
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Common Pleas Court sentences for Dec. 20
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