Area cleaning lady faces 18 counts

A cleaning woman from Tumacacori linked to several reports of jewelry thefts from clients in the Green Valley-Sahuarita area has been charged with 18 counts of criminal activity. She pled not guilty on Tuesday.
An indictment issued Aug. 13 by a Pima County Superior Court grand jury includes one count each of fraud and theft,schmuck online shop, 10 for burglary and six for trafficking between January 2011 and May 30, 2012. Involves the theft count jewelry and other items made of gold and other precious metals-or, valued between $ 4,000 and $ 25,000, belonging to 13 owners.
Georgia F. Chapman will be appointed a public defender and was ordered to appear in court next month.
As of two weeks ago, the investigation was still active, said a spokeswoman for the Attorney General's Office, schmuck online, Which is prosecuting the case. Chapman had not been arrested nor was she in custody as of press time.
Missing jewelry reports were filed by residents of Green Valley, Sahuarita and Tubac. In one report filed with the Pima County Sheriff's Department, Chapman admitted to several of the thefts, then to selling the stolen items at a jewelry store in Tubac. According to the indictment, she is charged with trafficking stolen property, a Class 2 felony, several times between Dec. 8, 2011 and Feb. 22, the 2012th Chapman said in May that she did not take the jewelry but is being held accountable by the actions of an employee.
If convicted on all counts, Chapman could be sentenced to a minimum of 4.5 years in prison. schmuck, If she's convicted of any offenses and placed on probation, restrictions on employment can be imposed by the court. The state declined to comment on Efforts to Obtain a restitution order from the court.

A 35-year-old woman is facing charges Greenfield after she allegedly stole coins and jewelry from her stepmother's Milwaukee home Saturday.

Shannon M. Morrical was charged in Milwaukee County Circuit Court on Tuesday with one count of theft. If convicted, she faces up to nine months in prison and $ 10,000 in fines.

According to the criminal complaint:

On Saturday, Morrical went to her step-mother's home in the 3300 block of South 58th Street to pick up a dresser. ohrringe, About an hour after she left bedroom, the victim realized jewelry and collector coins were missing from her.

She Confronted Morrical, who gave back five coins, Which was all she said she took from the home.

Morrical is currently free on a $ 250 signature bond while awaiting trial.