�Bharat M. Shah

pled guilty to obstruction of an officer, driving

under the influence of alcohol and having an

unlawful alcohol content. He was sentenced to six

months in jail.

Karen Sanders pled

guilty to possession of methamphetamine and

possession of prescription drugs not in the

original container in connection with a March 20

incident. She received first offender status and

was sentenced to three years probation and a

$1,000 fine. She will be allowed to serve her

probation in Alabama, where she lives.

Melissa Brewer

pled guilty to possession of methamphetamine and

two other drugs and received five years

probation, along with a total of $3,500 in fines.

James Metzger

McCabe pled guilty to possession of Ecstasy in

connection with a Feb. 13 incident in which he

and two other Sandy Creek High School students

were found in possession of drugs. His attorney,

Scott Ballard, testified to Judge Paschal English

that the incident literally changed McCabe's

life, and he has become a model student athlete

and religious leader in his school. McCabe's

entire family was present at the hearing, for

which English commended them.

McCabe was

sentenced to five years probation, a $1,500 fine

plus costs, and must undergo drug counseling,

which he is already doing. He received first

offender status.

Jimmy Drake pled

guilty to possession of cocaine in connection

with a 1997 incident and received five years

probation, 24 hours community services and a

$1,000 fine. He received first offender status.

Sherry Johns pled

guilty to theft by taking, admitting to stealing

more than $600 from Fashion Care Cleaners last

year. She was sentenced to five years probation

and a $250 fine, and she must also make

restitution.

Brian Lee pled

guilty to criminal trespass and was sentenced to

12 months probation, a $200 fine and 20 hours of

community service.

Joe Boutier pled

guilty to criminal trespass and was sentenced to

12 months probation, a $200 fine and 20 hours of

community service.

Suzanne Lux pled

guilty to possession of less than one ounce of

marijuana, which she intended to mail to Michigan

earlier this summer so she could use it later

when she was there for a visit. A mother of two,

she testified that her husband had no knowledge

of the incident.

She was sentenced

to 12 months probation and a $500 fine, receiving

first offender status.

Brandon Copeland

pled guilty to criminal trespass and received 12

months probation, a $200 fine and 20 hours of

community service.

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