A Fairfield, Calif., woman who was arrested during a Lake Tahoe vehicle burglary spree admitted to being a principal to grand larceny.
Briana Williams, 23, faces 1-5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine on the felony. She could also receive probation.
Williams and another woman were taken into custody after a rash of vehicle burglaries at Lake Tahoe gyms around April 11.
Attorney Maria Pence asked for a Dec. 2 sentencing, because Williams is supposed to turn herself in to serve a 120-day sentence in a South Lake Tahoe case the following week.
She was also ordered to pay $282 in restitution to the victims and $350 to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office for extradition costs.
According to the information, Williams was in possession of five credit or debt cards and a laptop.
■ A Lake Tahoe man admitted to a count of possession of a controlled substance.
Luke Andrew Cisneros, 63, appeared in Douglas County District Court on Tuesday on a warrant return.
Cisneros faces 1-4 years in prison and a $5,000 fine in connection with a Sept. 8, 2017, drug sale.
A warrant was issued for his arrest after he failed to appear in Douglas County District Court on Sept. 11, 2018.
Attorney Andrew Bunn sought a reduction in Cisneros’ bail, but prosecutor Ric Casper pointed out that he had been on the lam for more than a year.
He said that Cisneros’ criminal record dates back to 1977.
“You’ve just been gone too long,” Young said in ordering no bail.
Cisneros is scheduled to be sentenced Dec. 17.