EAGLE — An Indiana woman said that even she does not quite understand why she went on a four-county crime spree that included six burglaries, forgery and identity theft.
On April 2, District Court Judge Russell Granger sentenced Allison Hanas to five years in jail for the pair of felonies she committed in Eagle County: theft and burglary.
Hanas will soon be in Grand County District Court, where prosecutors are expected to ask for another five-year prison sentence. Her Grand County charges contained 41 offenses including forgery, unauthorized use of a financial transaction device, and other related charges, according to Chief Deputy District Attorney Joe Kirwan.
She also was found guilty of felony theft in Routt County and identification theft in Arapahoe County.
Paul Warren was one of Hanas’ victims in Eagle County. She broke into his house while he was sleeping.
“If I had woken up, it likely would have been a life-changing experience for both of us,” Warren said during Monday’s sentencing hearing.
“For a lot of people in this county, it would be a life-ending experience. This court has dealt with a number of make-my-day cases,” Granger said as he passed sentence.
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Updated 3:35 p.m. April 3: Information about the charges Allison Hanas faces has been updated to reflect she will be sentenced for five burglaries. Her Grand County charges contained 41 offenses including forgery, unauthorized use of a financial transaction device, and other related charges, according to Chief Deputy District Attorney Joe Kirwan.
