I dont expect help for my case, but I would like to know how much time I am facing if found guilty. Here is the scenario:
My father called a church about obtaining a aluminum steeple that was dismantled and on the church property and had been sitting out there for years. My father was told he had permission to get the steeple after several calls. So Me, My father, and my mother, obtained the steeple and sold it to a metal recycling center for between $400-$500. A week later we were contacted by the police, they wouldnt tell us anything but said they wanted to talk to us. I went down there and talked to em. I lied about going down there, yes It was completely stupid, but I did. Once he showed me a picture of myself at the metal shop I told them the truth about everything. The victims told the police, and prosecutor that we did call them. However, they say my father didn't ask for the aluminum cross that he asked for a small wooden cross that was in the back. We were arrested and charged with grand larceny, conspiracy, and selling stolen property.
If found guilty, what kinda time am I looking at?
My mother has no priors. My father has a felony conviction 20 years ago, of a totally different type of nature, nothing to do with theft. I have a conviction in 2008 for distribution of cocaine, and I had 4 and half years suspended on that charge.
My father called a church about obtaining a aluminum steeple that was dismantled and on the church property and had been sitting out there for years. My father was told he had permission to get the steeple after several calls. So Me, My father, and my mother, obtained the steeple and sold it to a metal recycling center for between $400-$500. A week later we were contacted by the police, they wouldnt tell us anything but said they wanted to talk to us. I went down there and talked to em. I lied about going down there, yes It was completely stupid, but I did. Once he showed me a picture of myself at the metal shop I told them the truth about everything. The victims told the police, and prosecutor that we did call them. However, they say my father didn't ask for the aluminum cross that he asked for a small wooden cross that was in the back. We were arrested and charged with grand larceny, conspiracy, and selling stolen property.
If found guilty, what kinda time am I looking at?
My mother has no priors. My father has a felony conviction 20 years ago, of a totally different type of nature, nothing to do with theft. I have a conviction in 2008 for distribution of cocaine, and I had 4 and half years suspended on that charge.
