Cleona teen gets state pen for pair of cigarette thefts

A Cleona boy with a lengthy juvenile criminal record has been sentenced to state prison for twice breaking into a grocery store and stealing cigarettes.

Justin C. Oliver, 17, of 801 E. Pine St. was sentenced last week to one to two years and fined $300 for two counts of burglary and one of drug-paraphernalia possession.

Oliver broke into Country Cupboard grocery store in North Lebanon Township on Sept. 13 and 16 and took more than $1,200 worth of cigarettes. He told police he sold some of the cigarettes and smoked some of them.

Oliver, who was adjudicated in the case as an adult, has an arrest record as a juvenile dating to August 2007. As a youth, Oliver was arrested for burglary, criminal trespass and theft.

In other cases before Judge Bradford H. Charles last week:

Jamie Avila, 18, of 365 N. 10th St., Lebanon, was sentenced to state prison for 14 months to three years and fined $100 for aggravated assault.

Avila, who has an extensive juvenile criminal record, was sentenced for punching a Lebanon County Children and Youth supervisor at Good Samaritan Hospital on July 16.

Taticca G. Madden, 21, Harrisburg, was sentenced to Lebanon County prison for three to 23 months and fined $200 for possession with intent to deliver cocaine, possession of marijuana and drug-paraphernalia possession.

Justin Herring, 28, of 1145 Jay St., Lebanon, was sentenced to county prison for 30 days to 23 months and fined $100 for heroin possession.

Justin C. Daubert, 27, no permanent address, was sentenced to the 49 days he had already served to six months in county prison and fined $100 for giving police a false name and birth date.

Larry L. Ulrich Jr., 23, of 4 Little Swatara Church Road, Richland, was sentenced to one year probation and fined $150 for possession of cocaine and possession of a small amount of marijuana.

Ashley A. Crawford, 22, of 18 S. Sixth St., Lebanon, was sentenced to one year probation and fined 4100 for giving police a false name and birth date.

Dustin E. Donton, 20, no permanent address, was sentenced to 30 days probation and fined $15 for theft.