December prison sentences announced
Saline County State's Attorney announced Wednesday the sentencing of several individuals through December by Judge Walden Morris.
Edward Hopkins on Dec. 4 received a seven year sentence to Illinois Department of Corrections and two years' mandatory supervised release for theft over $10,000.
Timothy C. Summers on Dec. 3 received a seven year sentence to IDOC and three years' mandatory supervised release for for unlawful delivery of a controlled substance while in residential property owned by a public housing authority. He was also sentenced to three years in the IDOC and four years' mandatory supervised release for domestic battery, enhanced sentence, to run consecutive for 10 years.
Thomas W. Summers was sentenced Dec. 5 to five years in IDOC and one year mandatory supervised release for methamphetamine possession.
Dylan Williams was sentenced Dec. 9 to five years in IDOC and two years mandatory supervised release for arson.
Carl E. Payne was sentenced Dec. 9 to four years in IDOC and two years mandatory supervised release for burglary. Payne was also sentenced to three years in IDOC and one year mandatory supervised release for unlawful possession of controlled substance to run consecutive for a total of 10 years.
Kenneth K. Duvall was sentenced Dec. 16 to five years in IDOC and two years mandatory supervised release for aggravated battery of a child. Duvall was also sentenced to four years in the IDOC and one year mandatory supervised release for aggravated battery.
Leonard Preston Davis was sentenced to five years in IDOC and one year mandatory supervised release for theft over $500.
Shannon L. Agin was sentenced Dec. 16 to five years in IDOC and one year mandatory supervised release for aggravated battery.
Dakota Arthur was sentenced Dec. 18 to 3 1/2 years in IDOC and two years mandatory supervised release for aggravated battery. Arthur was also sentenced to 3 1/2 years in the IDOC and one year mandatory supervised release for escape to run concurrent.
Derrick Webber was sentenced Dec. 19 to six years IDOC and two years mandatory supervised release for residential burglary.