By COLIN KYLER
Eight people entered guilty pleas last Friday during plea court proceedings before District Justice Glenn Carlson.
Kyle Thomas Abbott, 2415 Brown Hill Rd., Youngsville, to a count of DUI: highest rate of alcohol (BAC .16+); counts of DUI: general impairment - incapable of safe driving, period for required lighted lamps, careless driving and operation of vehicle without official certification of inspection were not prosecuted.
Jody Ann Fitch, 407 Market St., to a count of bigamy.
John C. Gadley, Johnsonburg, to a count of identity theft; counts of theft by unlawful taking or disposition and criminal attempt (theft by unlawful taking) were not prosecuted.
Bonnie Rae Richards, 15 W. Third Ave., to a count of theft by unlawful taking.
Sierra L. Tannler, 114 Canton St., to a count of criminal attempt (possession of controlled substance;) a count criminal attempt (acquire or obtain possession) were not prosecuted.
Faye Marie Williams, 109 Oak St., to a count of receiving stolen property; a count of theft by unlawful taking was not prosecuted.
Jeremiah Adam Garris, 331 Abraham Hollow Rd., Youngsville, to a count of criminal trespass; three counts of burglary, three counts of theft by unlawful taking or disposition and three counts of criminal mischief were not prosecuted. He was ordered to pay full restitution on all charges in all cases.
In a separate case, Garris entered a guilty plea for criminal mischief; counts of criminal trespass and burglary were not prosecuted.
In a third case, he entered a guilty plea to theft by unlawful taking; counts of burglary, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief were not prosecuted.
In a fourth case, Garris entered a guilty plea to theft from a motor vehicle; a count of burglary and 16 additional counts of theft from a motor vehicle were not prosecuted.
In a fifth case, he entered a guilty plea to criminal mischief; counts of burglary, theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property were not prosecuted.
In a sixth case, Garris entered a guilty plea to criminal trespass; a second count of criminal trespass, two counts of burglary, two counts of theft by unlawful taking, two counts of criminal conspiracy (burglary), two counts of possessing instruments of crime (general) and two counts of criminal mischief were not prosecuted.
In a seventh case, he entered a guilty plea to criminal conspiracy (burglary without overnight accommodations); counts of burglary without overnight accommodations and criminal mischief were not prosecuted.
Joseph R. Wees, 17 1/2 S. South St., to a count of possession with intent to deliver; a count of criminal use of a communications facility was not prosecuted. He was ordered to pay buy-back money.