<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3czOHE_1GpXATND00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3czOHE_1GpXATND00" width="780" height="520" ></figure>PENDLETON – Two former city of Pendleton employees were charged in separate cases with first-degree theft and related crimes in April. Recreation Supervisor Jeff Hamilton entered a guilty plea to first-degree theft in August. Meanwhile, the other case charging Bryan Warren, a public works specialist, with first-degree theft has a trial date set for March 8, 2027.Hamilton pleaded guilty to the Class C felony and four charges of fraudulent use of a credit card were dropped. He has been sentenced to two years of supervised probation by Sixth Circuit Court Judge John Ballard. As part of that settlement he has to pay fines, restitution, and other court fees and serve 80 hours of community service work within the first year of his probationary period.Ballard set numerous other stipulations. They include not moving from his current residence without the consent of his parole officer; not purchasing any firearms; participating in a mental health evaluation; and completion a theft counseling program. Hamilton’s attorney was Craig W. Russell. The prosecutor was Deputy District Attorney Daniel Pachico.</div></body>

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PENDLETON – Two former city of Pendleton employees were charged in separate cases with first-degree theft and related crimes in April. Recreation Supervisor Jeff Hamilton entered a guilty plea to first-degree theft in August. Meanwhile, the other case charging Bryan Warren, a public works specialist, with first-degree theft has a trial date set for March 8, 2027.

One Pendleton employee pleads guilty, another has a trial date set

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PENDLETON – Two former city of Pendleton employees were charged in separate cases with first-degree theft and related crimes in April. Recreation Superviso

One Pendleton employee pleads guilty, another has a trial date set

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