Naumoff told Shafer he believes she should go to prison but he can't because she has no prior history of a criminal record as an adult or a child. She currently resides with the man who benefited from her crime, Naumoff said. She also was ordered to submit to drug and alcohol testing, have no contact with JFS, seek and maintain employment, and not reside with the person with whom she is having sexual relations unless it is her spouse she is separated from. Naumoff sentenced her to 30 days in the Richland County Jail to begin July 1. If Rebecca Ann Shafer violates her terms of probation including failing to make restitution for $47,974 to the state of Ohio, she will serve a 42-month prison sentence, Richland County Common Pleas Judge Phil Naumoff told her. Rebecca Ann Shafer, with attorney Wesley Freeman, listens to prosecutor during her sentencing in Richland County Common Pleas Court on Monday.Ī former Richland County Job and Family Services public assistance specialist, who pleaded guilty to using her position to secure nearly $50,000 for her boyfriend and his children, received 60 months of probation Monday in Richland County Common Pleas Court.
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