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Men who stole from Kohl’s ask for lesser charges because the items they took were on sale InkyX ## Reporter 12/14/23 (Thu) 17:30:02 5acaf1 No.312813

By: Tony Keith

https://www.wilx.com/authors/tony-keith/

Defense attorneys for two men who stole items from a Kohl’s store in Colorado suggested their clients should face lesser charges because the items they took were on sale.

According to a news release Tuesday

https://www.da18.org/2023/12/kohls-kitchenaid-appliance-thieves-sentenced-in-felony-theft-case/

from the 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, 50-year-old Michael Green and 37-year-old Byron Bolden were sentenced to jail after stealing from a Kohl’s store in Parker.

The DA’s office said Green and Bolden stole clothing and high-end KitchenAid appliances.

Surveillance video helped identify the suspects, who pleaded not guilty.

At trial, defense attorneys suggested to the jury that their clients should only face a lesser misdemeanor charge because some of the items they stole were on sale.

However, both men were convicted of felony theft. Green was sentenced to 15 months in prison while Bolden was sentenced to 90 days in jail.

“Just because an item is ‘on sale’ doesn’t mean it’s free to steal, and these defendants now get to think about this lesson in jail and prison,”

District Attorney John Kellner said in a statement.

https://www.wilx.com/2023/12/14/men-who-stole-kohls-ask-lesser-charges-because-items-they-took-were-sale-da-says/

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