A New York woman charged with taking $2000 worth of goods from a Rutland Home Depot is being held in jail on $500 bail, state police say.
Monday, September 18, at about 8:30 pm, troopers learned of a shoplifting complaint at Home Depot located in Rutland Town. They found a vehicle in the parking area that was associated with the initial complaint and made contact with a female who was identified as Ashley Lynn Buckley (29) of New York. They found that Buckley had taken over $2,000 of merchandise from the store without paying. She was taken into custody and lodged at the Marble Valley Regional Correctional Facility on $500 bail.
Under Vermont law, retail theft above $900 is a felony. Media sources say Buckley is from Corinth, NY, a Saratoga County town also known as the ‘snowshoe capital of the world.’
‘Ghost gun’ ammo possession gets MA man federal sentence – Gabriel Lebron, 32, of Florence, Massachusetts, was sentenced in federal court September 13 to 27 months’ imprisonment followed by a 3-year term of supervised release after he pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of ammunition as a convicted felon.
According to court records, on October 12, 2022, Lebron was arrested while attempting to flee a residence in Bennington during the execution of a search warrant. Law enforcement recovered from Lebron’s person a privately manufactured firearm, or “ghost gun.” The firearm had a round in the chamber and a fully loaded 15-round magazine. Lebron was also found to be in possession of fentanyl packaged for sale. In 2021, Lebron received multiple felony convictions in Massachusetts for firearms and other weapons offenses, which prohibited him under federal law from possessing the ammunition loaded in the ghost gun seized on October 12.
Meth dealer gets five years after plea deal – Timothy Gillilan, 43, of Fletcher was sentenced in federal court September 15 to 60 months’ imprisonment to be followed by a 3-year term of supervised release, after pleading guilty to one count of distribution of methamphetamine in April 2023.
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If just ONE federal gun law was pursued to the letter, and with MAXIMUM SENTENCING…locking up prohibited persons who engage in crime with a firearm…that would take a huge bite out of violent crime and the opioid trade.
This Mass man got 27 months when he could have been sentenced to10 years.
It’s better than any Vermont courtroom would have rendered but we still have a long way to go to actually hold the criminals responsible and get the really bad ones off the street. Hey moonbats…remember that fentanyl and other opioids are killing almost 100,000 Americans annually…
Just think, if ms Buckley had waited awhile she would no longer be facing a felony. Just give that idiot, rep LaLonde, an little time with his “bill” and $2000 theft would no longer be a felony. She would probably not be prosecuted because the lazy states attorney would not find it, “a $2000 theft”, worth the effort. At least in Chittenden County.