LEWISBURG, W.Va. -- A Charleston man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the theft of a printer he used to make fake passes to last year's Greenbrier Classic PGA golf tournament.
LEWISBURG, W.Va. -- A Charleston man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the theft of a printer he used to make fake passes to last year's Greenbrier Classic PGA golf tournament.
According to published reports, 24-year-old Steven Vanhorn pleaded guilty in Greenbrier County Circuit Court on Tuesday to grand larceny and fraudulent schemes.
An indictment says Vanhorn stole a printer from a storage building at the White Sulphur Springs resort, and then printed 31 fake passes for the July tournament.
Vanhorn faces up to 20 years in prison. Sentencing has been set for April 9.
LEWISBURG, W.Va. -- A Charleston man has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the theft of a printer he used to make fake passes to last year's Greenbrier Classic PGA golf tournament.
According to published reports, 24-year-old Steven Vanhorn pleaded guilty in Greenbrier County Circuit Court on Tuesday to grand larceny and fraudulent schemes.
An indictment says Vanhorn stole a printer from a storage building at the White Sulphur Springs resort, and then printed 31 fake passes for the July tournament.
Vanhorn faces up to 20 years in prison. Sentencing has been set for April 9.
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