WHITE CO., Ill. - Two individuals were sent off to Illinois Department of Corrections for their crimes in White County, according to State's Attorney Denton Aud.
Aud said that on Monday, January 14, Misty McFarland, 28, of Carmi was sentenced on her two charges: Forgery, and Possession of Methamphetamine, both Class 3 felonies.
For her sentence, she received five years on each charge, to run concurrent with each other. She's to serve a year of parole upon release. The cases were investigated by the Carmi Police Department; Judge T. Scott Webb presided.
Then James Tyner, 31 of Enfield, received a five-year sentence on his Criminal Damage to Property case, a Class 4 felony. He, too, will be serving a year of parole upon release.
Tyner was ordered to pay court costs and restitution, which included $19,722.56 to one individual and $428 to another. Tyner's case was investigated by the White County Sheriff's Department; Webb also presided over this one.