HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A 66-year-old Hutchinson man convicted of attempted robbery of a Hutchinson beauty salon was sentenced Friday to 21-months in prison.

Jackie Crenshaw entered a plea to attempted robbery for going into the Anima Bella Salon, 16 S. Main in Hutchinson, and taking $360 from one of the employees. The state amended the complaint to attempted robbery as part of a plea agreement.

Both sides had recommended that Crenshaw serve the aggravated number of months in the sentencing grid box and that was 21-months.

Crenshaw has over two dozen prior convictions for forgery, theft, burglary and drugs according to the Kansas Department of Corrections.

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HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A 66-year-old Hutchinson man charged with robbing a Hutchinson beauty salon waiving his preliminary hearing and entering a plea, is scheduled for sentencing Friday.

Jackie Crenshaw entered a plea to attempted robbery for going into Anima Bella Salon, 16 S. Main in Hutchinson, and taking $360 from one of the employees. The state amended the complaint as part of a plea agreement.

Both sides will recommend that Crenshaw serve the sentence with an aggravated number of months in the sentencing grid box.

Crenshaw has over two dozen prior convictions for forgery, theft, burglary and drugs according to the Kansas Department of Corrections.

Sentencing is in front of Reno County District Judge Trish Rose.