One of three people suspected in a string of auto burglaries including vehicles belonging to law enforcement, public officials or their family members, and other private citizens was sentenced Friday in the case.

18-year-old Madison Smalling had been charged with 10-counts of auto burglary, but entered a plea to just four, and was sentenced to 7-months on each count. Judge Trish Rose ran two counts consecutive to each other and the rest concurrent for a total sentence of 14-months. Judge Rose then granted her 12-months probation.

She admits her involvement with the burglaries along with 21-year-old Victor Smith and 19-year-old Sheridan Kiraly. Judge Trish Rose recently granted a mental evaluation for Kiraly, so his case is on hold.

He along with Smith are charged with 16-counts of burglary. He also has a second case against him where he’s accused of battering a law enforcement officer.

Smith is also charged in another case where he’s charged with possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to package, personal use drug paraphernalia and no tax stamp.

Smith’s case awaits a possible jury trial.