Radford teachers get deferred sentences on prostitution charge | honoluluadvertiser.com | The Honolulu Advertiser: "High School teachers received six-month deferred sentences Thursday after pleading no contest to soliciting prostitutes last year in downtown Honolulu.
If Albert Hetrick, 37, and Jacob Sur, 26, stay out of trouble with the law for six months, the misdemeanor criminal cases against them will be dismissed"
arrested Tara L. Reynolds, 26, 716 1/2 W. Main St., Wednesday on a warrant for failure to appear in court on a charge of disorderly conduct. She was taken to the jail and placed in a cell with another inmate.Jail staff reported they found heroin in the cell, suspecting it belonged to Reynolds. The sheriff's office called in Tri-County Drug Enforcement and Narcotics Team agents who questioned Reynolds. Agents said Reynolds said she had the heroin concealed on her body when she was brought to the jail the day before and could have destroyed it since, but did not do so.Reynolds was charged with bringing contraband into a penal institution and possession of heroin, both of which can be punished with probation or prison.Reynolds was formerly known as Tara L. Garrow. Under that name, she was convicted April 5, 2004, in Cook County of possession of heroin. She also been arrested in connection with retail theft and driving under the influence.
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