A Crossville area man accused in 2007 of breaking into a Lake Tansi area residence, having sex with a 16-year-old girl living in the residence, and stealing a vehicle, has pleaded guilty in Cumberland County Criminal Court and received a two-year prison sentence.

Justin Alan McCormic, 28, who at the time of his arrest in April of 2007 was living on Crestview Dr., was charged with burglary, theft more than $30,000 and aggravated statutory rape, according to a report filed at that time by Sheriff's Investigator John Haynes.

According to an affidavit of complaint filed with McCormic's arrest at the time, McCormic between March 9 and March 23, 2007, had sex with the 16-year-old which resulted in the teen giving birth in February of this year. The charge was raised to aggravated statutory rape because of the difference in ages between McCormic and the teen.

At the same time he was charged with statutory rape, McCormic was charged with burglary of a Warpath Dr. residence on March 23, the same residence where the teen lived, by cutting a screen and breaking a lock. He is accused of stealing $3,000 worth of personal property.

He was also accused of stealing a 2007 Toyota Matrix valued at $30,000 on that same date.

On Sept. 24 McCormic before Judge Leon Burns agreed to a sentencing agreement, pleading guilty to burglary and theft more than $1,000 and receiving two, two-year sentences to be served in prison.

He also pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of statutory rape and received a two-year sentence to be served in prison, with sentences to be served concurrently, or at the same time.

In other cases on the docket, the following took place.

Guilty plea

•Jessica Marie Brown, 22, child abuse and neglect, pleaded guilty to child neglect and will have a sentencing hearing Nov. 3 at 1 p.m.

•Tammy L. Davidson, 37, theft more than $10,000, pleaded guilty to theft less than $500 and received an 11-month and 29-day suspended sentence to be served on probation and was ordered to make restitution jointly with Charles Wyatt in the amount of $1,000.

•Charles A. Green, 30, four counts of possession of more than .5 grams of cocaine to sell and four counts of possession of more than .5 grams of cocaine for delivery, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to sell cocaine and received a six-year suspended sentence to be served on probation with the first year under house arrest of community corrections and the remaining on supervised probation, to pay $2,000 fine and court costs and perform 100 hours of community service.

•Anita Carol Greer, 32, five counts each of forgery and passing a forged instrument, pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery and received a total of a three-year suspended sentence to be served on probation and to pay restitution of $1,000.

•Kenneth C. Stomm, 49, sale of Oxycodone and conspiracy to sell Oxycodone, pleaded guilty to the indictment and received a six-year suspended sentence to be served on probation.

•Rodney Dewayne Swallows, 22, burglary, theft more than $500 and vandalism less than $500, pleaded guilty to burglary and received a two-year suspended sentence to be served on probation, is to pay restitution of $1,258 and to perform 50 hours of community service.

•Lisa Elaine Talley, 40, initiation of the process to manufacture methamphetamine, pleaded guilty to attempt to initiate the process to make meth and received a six-year suspended sentence with the first year under house arrest of community corrections and the remaining five years on supervised probation. Possession of drug paraphernalia, dropped.

•Charles A. Wyatt, 29, theft more than $10,000, pleaded guilty to theft more than $500 and received a two-year suspended sentence to be served on probation with $400 restitution to be paid. Theft less than $1,000, dropped with payment of $1,000 restitution.

Set for trial

•Chuck Andrew Beal, aggravated robbery, aggravated kidnapping and two counts of aggravated assault, motion hearing set for Oct. 21; trial set for Nov. 5.

•Ricky L. Moore, possession of a schedule II drug and possession of a schedule VI drug with intent to sell or deliver, set for trial Nov. 12.

•Steven James Lambers, robbery, felony possession of a handgun and resisting arrest, set for trial Nov. 19.

•Timothy Dell Hilton, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated domestic assault and violation of an order of protection, set for trial Nov. 20.

•Daniel V. Clower Sr., two counts of theft more than $10,000 and conspiracy to commit theft more than $10,000, set for trial Dec. 19.

•Stephen Douglas Lewis, theft more than $10,000 and conspiracy to commit theft, set for trial Dec. 19.

•Patty Reena Real, two counts of theft more than $10,000 and conspiracy to commit theft, set for trial Dec. 19.

Arraignment

•Jeffery William Bell, three counts of burglary, theft more than $500, theft less than $500 and three counts of vandalism less than $500, Kevin Poore appointed to represent the defendant; continued until Dec. 16.

•Lindsay Nacole Reed, auto burglary, theft more than $10,000 and two counts each of forgery and passing a forged instrument, continued until Nov. 3.

Return with attorney

•Donald Allen Anderson, possession of more than five ounces of marijuana with intent to sell or deliver and conspiracy to sell more than five ounces of marijuana, continued until Oct. 21.

•James Patrick Brock, theft more than $10,000 and vandalism, Anthony Turner appointed; to pay $50 in legal fees and continued until Nov. 17.

•Jeremy Wayne Dodson, burglary, theft of more than $1,000 and conspiracy, continued until Nov. 26.

•Jennifer Marie Houston, burglary, theft more than $1,000 and conspiracy, continued until Nov. 26.

•Lawrence Elwood Jordan, burglary, theft more than $1,000 and conspiracy, Public Defender's Office appointed; continued until Nov. 26.

•Willard Norris Jr., manufacture of more than .5 grams of methamphetamine, continued until Nov. 26 at which time defendant is to return to court with an attorney.

•Richard R. Poole, four counts of statutory rape, continued until Oct. 21 at which time defendant is to return to court with an attorney.

•Brandon Michael Rogge, attempted to rape of a child, continued until Oct. 21.

Deadline docket

•Anthony Wayne Ausmus, four counts of TennCare fraud, continued until Dec. 16.

•Ricky Cornell Boles, theft more than $10,000 and vandalism more than $10,000, continued until Nov. 17.

•Heather Marie Brewer, first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, motion hearing set for Oct. 21.

•Tonya Rena Cook, theft more than $1,000, conspiracy to commit theft more than $1,000, two counts of theft more than $500 and two counts of worthless check more than $1,000, Kevin Poore appointed to represent the defendant; continued until Oct. 21.

•Misty Renee Daniels, fraudulent use of a credit card, continued until Oct. 21.

•Donnie D. Davenport, aggravated burglary, theft of property, assault, domestic assault and violation of bond conditions, continued until Nov. 17.

•Frank E. Davidson, sixth offense driving under the influence, violation of the habitual motor vehicle offender law and driving on a revoked license, continued until Dec. 16.

•Thomas N. Denney, facilitation of the sale or delivery of .5 grams of a schedule II drug and conspiracy to sell a schedule II drug, continued until Dec. 16.

•Carol L. Dixon, theft less than $500, continued until Dec. 16.

•Michael D. Farmer, manufacture of more than 20 marijuana plants, continued until Dec. 16.

•Chip Hayward Fountain, two counts of statutory rape by an authority figure, continued until Nov. 17.

•Ricky Alan Hayes, theft more than $1,000, pre-trial diversion application pending; continued until Nov. 26.

•Christine Neil Housley, sexual battery, continued until Oct. 21.

•Charles S. Hyatt, TennCare fraud, motion hearings set for Nov. 3.

•Rachel M. Hyatt, TennCare fraud, motion hearings set for Nov. 3.

•David Scott Kirkland, theft more than $10,000, vandalism more than $1,000, worthless check less than $500, filing a false report, forgery and passing a forged instrument, continued until Nov. 17.

•Susan Powers Lister, theft of services more than $1,000, dropped.

•Katrina Marie Mosley, 16 counts of forgery and 16 counts of passing a forged instrument, continued until Nov. 17.

•Rachel Lynn Owens, theft of services more than $1,000, dropped.

•Destiny Johnie Phipps, burglary, theft more than $1,000 and conspiracy, continued until Nov. 26.

•David Allen Proffitt, six counts each of forgery and passing a forged instrument.

•Joey Lynn Quatman, telephone harassment, dropped.

•Teresa Lynn Randolph, four counts of TennCare fraud, motion hearing set for Nov. 14.

•Donnie Lynn Rector, aggravated burglary and theft more than $10,000, continued until Nov. 17.

•Darrell K. Selby, reckless endangerment with a weapon and intentional killing of an animal, dropped.

•Kenneth Alan Sonia, possession of marijuana for resale and delivery, continued until Nov. 26.

•George Mack Stepp, aggravated domestic assault, dropped.

•Derrick Doyle Stover, fourth offense driving on a revoked license and violation of the habitual motor vehicle offender law, continued until Nov. 21.

•Timothy Taylor, kidnapping and domestic assault, continued until Nov. 26.

•Stephen Michael Yerian, first-degree murder, motion hearing set for Oct. 21.

Motions and hearings

•Eileen Baragona Carter, forgery and passing a forged instrument, motion to waive fines and/or court costs continued.

•Carol L. Dixon, review of theft charge continued until Dec. 16.

•Seth Thomas Luttrell, pre-trial diversion application hearing set for Oct. 21 in burglary and theft cases.

•Jason Lynn Vitatoe, summons issued for appearance on paying $512 in court costs.

•James E. Williams, case review continued until Dec. 16.

•Gary Allen Woody, three counts of violation of bond conditions and two counts of violation of an order of protection, motion for bond reduction granted; bond set at $10,000 and continued until Nov. 17.

•Ronald Dexter Hubbard, promotion of the manufacture of methamphetamine, failed to report to Teen Challenge; ordered to appear in court Oct. 21 with an attorney.

•Jerry R. Clark, case review set for Dec. 16.

•Walter Lee Russell, domestic assault, motion for bond reduction granted; bond set at $5,000 and to report Nov. 17.

•Shirley A. Creasman, nine counts each of forgery and passing a forged instrument, motion for early release denied.

Probation violation

•April M. Brock, forfeiture and capias issued for failure to appear; ordered held for bond hearing.

•Johnathan Kendrick Cravens, probation revocation hearing continued until Oct. 21.

•Derek K. Gunter, probation revocation hearing continued until Oct. 21.

•Brian Paul Jolley, probation revocation hearing continued until Oct. 21.

•Jennifer Sue Jones, Randal Boston appointed to represent the defendant; probation revocation hearing continued until Oct. 21.

•Jericia Layne, Douglas Fields appointed to represent the defendant; probation revocation hearing continued until Oct. 21.

•George M. Leeds, on probation for burglary and vandalism more than $500, was found in violation of conditions of probation and was ordered to serve the balance of his sentence.

•Anthony W. Perry, on probation because of third offense drunk driving and driving on a revoked license charges, was found in violation of conditions of probation and was ordered to serve the balance of his sentence.

•Darry B. Vaughn, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent the defendant; probation revocation hearing continued until Nov. 17.

•Christopher Edward Whitney, on probation because of burglary, possession of burglary tools, vandalism less than $500 and theft less than $500, was found in violation of conditions for probation and had probation revoked; ordered to serve 90 days in jail and then released back on probation.

•Jamie L. Sherrill, theft more than $1,000, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent the defendant; bond set at $2,500 and probation revocation hearing continued until Oct. 17.

Community corrections

•Jeremy Wayne Donahue, Public Defender's Office appointed to represent the defendant; to attend a rehab program and then released back into community corrections.

•Danial A. Bazinet, in community corrections because of possession of more than .5 grams of cocaine with intent to sell or deliver, was found guilty of violations and will serve a sentence on weekends.

•Bryan Anders Tollett, probation revocation hearing continued until Oct. 21.