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Theft Suspect Sentenced Save Email Print
Posted: 12:14 AM May 12, 2008
Last Updated: 12:15 AM May 12, 2008
Reporter: Jeremy Edwards
Email Address: jeremy.edwards@wsaz.com

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IRONTON, OH (WSAZ) -- The man who police say stole a city truck and crashed it in Ironton will spend the next six years behind bars.

Albert Wilburn pleaded guilty to grand theft of a motor vehicle, fleeing and breaking and entering. It all stems from when police say Wilburn stole a city truck from the water plant on February 23rd then crashed it into the Ironton - Russell bridge.

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Posted by: mike on May 13, 2008 at 08:19 AM
This person wasn't only responsible for breaking into Ironton City property.He also broke into "taxpayers" vehicles and stores. You just didn't get to read that part. I know because I was a victim of his theft.

Posted by: jim joy on May 12, 2008 at 08:19 AM
they can catch atheif when it comes to the city of ironton property. When it comes to the tax paying citizens property, they could care less. I beileve that they are even afriad to get wet in the rain when you call them about your vehicle being broken into.

Posted by: IRONTON on May 12, 2008 at 07:08 AM
WOW SIX YEARS!!HERE GOES TAX DOLLARS AGAIN ? IF I WAS A JUDGE I WOULD MAKE THESEPEOPLE GET UP AND MAKE THEM GO WORK EVERY DAY PAY FOR THERE STAY. HOW ABOUT A GARDEN SO THEY CAN EAT?

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