An Arkansas woman convicted of beating a man and tying him to a stove in 2013 will return to prison after pleading guilty in a new case, the Hot Springs Sentinel-Record reported.
Allie Loran Burnett, 28, of Lonsdale pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by certain persons and received a five-year prison sentence Monday, according to the newspaper.
In January of this year, Burnett was arrested after authorities responded to a report of a disturbance involving a gun at her home, the newspaper reported. Garland County sheriff’s deputies discovered that Burnett had a warrant for a probation violation and saw a pistol that belonged to Burnett in her residence, according to the Sentinel-Record. As a convicted felon, she is prohibited from owning a firearm.
Burnett was previously convicted in February 2013 of second-degree battery and first-degree false imprisonment, then sentenced to four years in prison, the newspaper reported.
Burnett was arrested after she and an accomplice attacked a 54-year-old Hot Springs man with a golf club and tied him to his stove in March 2012, according to the Sentinel-Record.
Burnett was being held in the Garland County jail Tuesday afternoon, according to online records.
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