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Wednesday, 07 November 2007 |
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Dennis Libby, who confessed to holding up a
clerk at knife point at the
Sierra Trading Post in Pioneer last August 25, was sentenced to two years in
state prison Tuesday, according
to District Attorney Todd Riebe. Libby was charged with second degree
robbery with a deadly weapon. Libby entered the store wearing a mask and
holding a large kitchen knife. He gave the clerk a note demanding money from
the cash register and instructions to place the money into a bag. Libby then fled on foot with $282. Amador
County Sheriff’s office began an investigation which ultimately led detectives
to Libby at his residence less than ½ mile from the Trading Post. Libby admitted committing the robbery to Sheriff’s detectives Tom Rayzor
and Lieutenant Drew Stidger. At the time, Libby said his motive for
robbery was financial hardship.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 November 2007 )
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