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Posted: 3:04 PM Sep 11, 2008
Suspect Admits to Robbing Poker Game
A woman from Kenova has admitted to robbing a poker game in Putnam County. Reporter: Courtney SiskEmail Address: courtney.sisk@wsaz.com |
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WINFIELD, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A woman from Kenova has admitted to robbing a poker game in Putnam County.
Jacqueline Dennis pleaded guilty to first degree robbery Thursday.
Sheriff's deputies say Dennis and another woman broke into the game wearing camouflage and carrying guns. They got away with $18,000 in cash.
The crime happened last November in a warehouse behind a bar along Route 34.
Kimberly Steinbrecher was also charged in the crime. Her case has not gone to the Grand Jury yet.
Dennis is set to be sentenced on October 24 at 9:30am.
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Mr. Carroll, I BET she goes to jail. I think Kim Steinbrecher goes as well.
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See, it start off as gambling and then leads to robbery. The next thing you know she will be running for office.
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I bet there's a few games she wouldnt have gotten away from .Anyone want to lay odds on her going to prison ?
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