Two people involved in an arson case were sentenced Friday afternoon by District Judge Joe McCarville.

Jason Volker and Brandy Davis both entered pleas back in September.

Volker was sentenced to 20-months in prison for a single count of arson. He was then granted 24-months community corrections and ordered to also pay some restitution.

Davis was sentenced to 10-months in prison and granted 18-months probation.

Volker reported that two white males had entered his apartment at 5th & Main with a weapon and stole his cell phone back on June 7.

But, earlier that morning, around 2:30 a-m, Reno County Fire, Sheriff and Drug Unit Detectives were involved in an investigation where they believe a fire was intentionally set on the porch of a home at 8806 South K-17 Highway as well as a car that was fully destroyed. They then discovered of the remnants of a meth lab. Detective Darrian Campbell told us at the time that they found some bricks with blood on it that appeared to have been used to break windows in the home.

Volker had cuts on his arms when sheriff detectives talked with him at his apartment in the Landmark building. He was arrested on two counts of arson and criminal damage to property, however entered a plea to one count of arson.

Davis had been charged with a single count of arson, but entered a plea to aiding and abetting arson. She was apparently seen buying gas believed used to burn the 1995 Pontiac Firebird.