A Zanesville man was sentenced Monday in Muskingum County Common Pleas Court on charges in connection with an incident at the Lighthouse Inn last summer.
30-year-old Cody Fisher appeared before Judge Kelly Cottrill where he received a 10 year prison sentence on charges of aggravated robbery, kidnapping, attempted aggravated arson and theft.
An attempted murder charge was dropped in April after Fisher plead guilty to the other charges stemming from an incident in September of...
Some Muskingum County offenders are getting a second chance to show they can change their ways.
"I don't lie anymore, I don't try to do everything I can to get money to buy drugs which is what I was doing all day everyday when I was using, I was a mess," said Megan Lewis.
Lewis is one of dozens of misdemeanor offenders enrolled in Hope Court, a rehabilitation program ran by Judge Eric Martin through the Muskingum County Court System. It provides medical treatment for...
Muskingum County Common Pleas Judge Kelly Cottrill sentences a Zanesville woman, who pled guilty in July to stealing more than $142,000 from a volunteer group at Genesis.
46-year-old Tamera Mealey stood before Judge Cottrill in tears.
"I would like to indicate my client has no criminal history. She's cooperated with authorities. She's acknowledged her wrongdoing and accepted responsibility, and she's very remorseful, " says Mealey's Defense Attnory, Mr. Stubbins.
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As Kim Saunders awaits for the trials of Terrell and Heather Nowlin, it's given her a lot of time to think about the potential sentencings they face if convicted. The death penatly is on the table for Terrell, and life in prison is possible for both. Saunder's says she just wants justice to be served for her son, Tyler Hardin.
Tyler Hardin's mother, Kim Saunders, is still coming to grips with her son's death, and there's still a piece of him with her when she gets visits from his two-...
A woman who pled guilty in September to the involuntary manslaughter of her child was sentenced in Muskingum County Common Pleas Court Monday morning.
Kristen Prince went before Judge Mark Fleegle and was sentenced to 10 years in prison on the involuntary manslaughter charge and 6 months on on a misdemeanor charge of child endangering to be served concurrently. A felony charge of child endangering was dropped. Prince admitted she punched...
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