Chloe resident Alicia Schindler was sentenced one-to-ten years to Central Regional Jail by Calhoun Circuit Court, as a result of multiple offenses related to grand larceny, false pretenses and worthless check
charges.
Deputy Sheriff Carl Ballengee said Schindler had a significant history of issuing bad checks or obtaining goods under false pretenses.
One report said she had well over 100 bad check charges.
Schindler reportedly obtained a 1997 Pontiac from Denzil Dye in Grantsville,
apparently using a $4,430 check which had insufficient funds.
In another case an offense was linked to a 1990 Toyota Camry purchased from
Orville Engle of Spencer, in an amount of $2500.
Schindler was taken to court for worthless checks to Speedy Mart, Y-Mart, Stinson
Grocery and Cha-Tis, in addition to seven false pretense charges and one grand
larceny charge.
She had written dozens of bad checks to regional businesses.
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