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Cherryville, North Carolina police chief Woody Burgess faced 10 years in prison for embezzling $11,000 to build up his own person gun arsenal, but after a judge took mercy on him for his years of "service," he was sentenced to only six months house arrest and one year of probation. From the Charlotte Observer: Former Cherryville Police Chief Woody Burgess was sentenced to probation in federal court Tuesday on embezzlement charges stemming from a 2012 scandal that encompassed nearly a half-dozen city employees.On the flip side, 53-year-old Timothy Jackson is currently serving a life sentence for stealing a $159 jacket from a Maison Blanche department store in New Orleans way back in 1996. |