A Ferndale, Wash., carpet installer who stole and pawned a customer’s expensive ring has been sentenced to three months in jail.
Superior Court Judge Chuck Snyder also ruled that 27-year-old Kenny Littrell must tell future customers that he needs extra supervision.
The Bellingham Herald reports that Littrell pleaded guilty last week to selling a 14-carat gold ring with a large emerald-cut diamond at a Bellingham pawn shop last July 10. That’s the same day it was taken from an area home. Court records show he got $445 cash for the ring, which was valued at nearly $8,000.
Littrell had been laying carpet at the victim’s house when two rings disappeared. He later claimed he must have lost the second ring, worth $1,500.
He was convicted of first-degree trafficking in stolen property.
Was this article valuable?
Here are more articles you may enjoy.
UK Floods Raise Specter of ‘Mortgage Prisoners’ Across Banks
NYC Travel Snarled by Snow as Central Park Gets 15 Inches
Walmart to Pay $100 Million to Settle FTC Case on Driver Wages
AI Claim Assistant Now Taking Auto Damage Claims Calls at Travelers