By Gary Ogle
gogle@wbcowqel.com
Some second chances were squandered Monday. A man and woman were sentenced to prison in Crawford County Common Pleas Court after their admissions to allegations of violating probation.
Thirty-nine-year-old David Charlton of Bucyrus was sentenced to nine months in prison following his admission to allegations of positive drug tests on three occasions. Charlton’s original conviction was for drug possession in February of this year.
RELATED CONTENT: Man returned to prison for violating probation |
Twenty-five-year-old Sheree Pfeifer of Bucyrus was sentenced to the balance of a 36-month prison sentence. Pfeifer’s probation violations stemmed from being unsuccessfully terminated from CROSSWAEH. She had also taken part in the local ISAT program and failed to complete that program as well.
Pfeifer was originally convicted of two counts of drug trafficking and one count of drug possession and served 12 months of the original 36-month sentence before being released. Judge Sean Leuthold agreed to approve transitional control for Pfeifer this time should she qualify for the program with prison officials.
RELATED CONTENT: Two sent to prison on fifth-degree felony charges | Six people sentenced to five years community control | Woman who injected husband with heroin sentenced to prison |
Eric Rendlen and Brandon White made initial appearances on charges of violating probation. James Mayer was appointed to represent Rendlen and his bond was set at $150,000. Whites appointed attorney is Sebastian Berger and his bond was set at $100,000.
Dorian Morton was arraigned on three felony charges – felony 5 theft, felony 5 drug possession and felony 3 illegal conveyance. Mayer was also appointed to represent Morton and his bond was set at $75,000. If convicted on all charges, Morton could be sentenced to a total of 60 months in prison.