As if.
Posted on 01/16/2015 9:32:40 PM PST by Morgana
After failing probation, Charlie Rogers didn’t show up for her 90-day jail sentence Thursday.
Rogers, 36, was sentenced to a week in jail and two years’ probation in April 2013 for faking an anti-gay hate crime that stunned Lincoln and captured the country’s attention the summer before.
Rogers, a lesbian and former Nebraska basketball star, lied to police when she told them three men broke into her house on July 22, 2012, tied her up, carved anti-gay slurs into her skin and tried to light the house on fire.
Lancaster County Court Judge Gale Pokorny, who has since retired, made Rogers serve a week in jail in spring 2013, and ordered an additional 90-day sentence if she didn’t complete her probation.
If she had, Rogers’ probation officer would have signed a document waiving the sentence and letting her finish the last three months of probation, but he didn’t do that, said Chief Deputy County Attorney Pat Condon.
So Rogers was scheduled to show up for jail at 8 a.m. Thursday, Condon said.
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As if.
The sentence should be commuted to hanging.
A liar and an ugly one at that..
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