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Revis sentenced to 87 months after assaulting officers
Stealing a leaf blower in Haywood County ended last week with a hefty prison sentence for an Asheville man, who fled from then assaulted and spit on law-enforcement officers, after driving at a high rate of speed through a crowded parking lot.
Monday, District Attorney Ashley Hornsby Welch said Jeremy Revis, 40, will serve 87 months to 117 months in the N.C. Department of Corrections.
Revis pleaded guilty to:
• Two counts of felony assault with a deadly weapon on a government official.
• Five counts of felony malicious conduct by a prisoner.
• One count of felony possession of a stolen motor vehicle.
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Moss pleads guilty to embezzling charges Cheryl Moss apologizes Thursday in Jackson County Superior Court to her former law-firm colleagues.
A would-be lawyer found herself in handcuffs and headed to prison Thursday after pleading guilty in Jackson County Superior Court to pocketing money earmarked for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Assistant District Attorney Christina Matheson said Cheryl Moss, 41, a former Coward, Hicks and Siler employee in Cashiers, pleaded guilty to five felony counts of embezzlement.
Moss bypassed multiple law-firm safeguards and siphoned off $41,465 from a $2.9 million trust, said Matheson, a prosecutor for District Attorney Ashley Hornsby Welch, who oversees the 43rd Prosecutorial District.