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Woman Pleads to Stealing Money, Jewelry From Ohio County Home
Posted Monday, November 23, 2009 ; 09:02 PM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Tuesday, November 24, 2009; 09:03 AM

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Sentencing date is set for Jan. 11.

Story by Leigh Ann Towne
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BETHLEHEM -- An Ohio County woman pleaded guilty to stealing cash and jewelry from a Bethlehem home Nov. 23.

Lisa Bauer, 42, admitted to one count of entering without breaking on Baytree Drive.

Bauer will now be sentenced on Jan. 11.

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