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Mother and daughter won’t do time in shoplifting scheme

March 8, 2002 By admin

A northeast Iowa mother and daughter won’t have to go to jail over a shoplifting scheme. 51-year-old Ida Heins and her daughter, 29-year-old Patricia Heins, both of Luana, were convicted of third degree theft. Decorah police say they seized 40-thousand dollars in cash they believe the women made after selling the stolen merchandise at flea markets. Police also recovered 10-thousand dollars worth of stolen merchandise from the Decorah WalMart. Both women were given a two-year suspended sentence, two years probation and fined 500 dollars.

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