Woman sentenced to prison for attempted felonious assault

A Bellevue woman convicted of attempted felonious assault has been sentenced to prison.Lisa Miller, 25, formerly of 219 S. West St., pleaded guilty Friday to one count of attempted felonious assault with serious physical harm, a third-degree felony. As part of a plea deal, prosecutors dismissed one count of complicity in the commission of an offense (murder), a first-degree felony, and another charge of complicity in the commission of an offense – felonious assault with a deadly weapon or dangerous ordnance.Miller was sentenced to two years in prison. She has been in the Huron County Jail since Oct. 27, when sheriff's deputies arrested her. In other hearings:• Lisa A. House, 57, of Clyde, was fined $1,000 on Dec. 14 for three counts of illegal processing of drug documents and one charge of practicing medicine without a certificate. Huron County Common Pleas Judge Conway ruled the defendant isn't permitted to work in the medical field during her three years of probation.• Ashley N. Kidd, 26, of Mansfield, pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of permitting child abuse, a third-degree felony. As part of a plea deal, prosecutors dismissed two charges of endangering children and one count of permitting child abuse, all third-degree felonies. Kidd has been in custody since Oct. 12. She will be sentenced Feb. 1.• Tabatha M. Moore, 29, most recently of 132 Whittlesey Ave., pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of trafficking in oxycodone in the vicinity of a juvenile in exchange for dismissal of a similar charge. Moore, who earlier posted a $10,000 bond with a 10-percent provision, has a sentencing scheduled for Feb. 7.• Travis J. L. Murr, 32, most recently of 153 Newkirk St., New London, had his treatment-in lieu-of conviction revoked Monday. He had a conviction entered on one count of theft and sentenced to 90 days in jail to be served at times established by the probation department. As part of his three years of community control, he was fined $250. The judge ordered him to wear SCRAMS unit.• Daniel L. Oxender, 26, of Ashland, pleaded guilty Dec. 14 to two counts of endangering children, third-degree felonies, in exchange for the dismissal of six similar felonies and two counts of domestic violence, first-degree misdemeanors. He has been in jail since Sept. 17 and is awaiting a Jan. 25 sentencing hearing. • Charmaine E. Rumph, 22, of Cleveland, pleaded guilty Monday to one count of forgery in exchange for the dismissal of a similar charge. She remains out on a $10,000 bond and will be sentenced Feb. 1.• Emery R. Slone, 33, most recently of 4039 Weirs Road, Willard, pleaded guilty Tuesday to three counts of trafficking in drugs in exchange for the dismissal of one count of trafficking in a counterfeit controlled substance. He has been in custody since Oct. 13 and is awaiting sentencing on Feb. 7.• Alyah J. Valliant, 22, most recently of 22 E. Elm St., pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of trafficking in alprazolam in exchange for the dismissal of one charge of trafficking in cocaine. Conway had her jail reduced to a personal recognizance bond, meaning she signed a court document in which she promised to appear for future hearings. Valliant's sentencing is Feb. 8.• Rebecca Wilson, 56, most recently of 46 Glover Ave., pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of permitting drug abuse in exchange for dismissal of one count of complicity to trafficking in drugs. The Norwalk Police Department transported her to jail Sept. 26. Wilson's sentencing hearing is Feb. 1.MillerHouseKiddMooreMurrOxender RumphSloneValliantWilson