Mandi Rene Humphries
A woman, who used a stolen credit card, was sentenced to prison on Monday.
Mandi Rene Humphries, 46, was arrested May 20, 2023, after using a stolen credit card at several stores including, Big 5, Maverick, Tractor Supply, and Walmart.
She said she was on her way to a job in Colorado with her boyfriend, sister, and sister’s boyfriend and was given the credit cards to use for supplies, such as work boots, pants, and tools, Humphries said during sentencing.
The foursome made it as far Wyoming, before being picked up, according to Humphries.
Prosecutor Heidi Remick said the credit cards were taken from the COD Casino, and later used to purchase $6,000 worth of goods from different stores. Remick said the license plates on the U-Haul they were using had been changed, and a methamphetamine pipe was found in Humphries backpack.
“You’re not new to the court system and have given significant consideration to the facts and your judgment,” said Douglas County District Court Thomas Gregory during sentencing.
According to a presentence investigation, Humphries has prior felony convictions and misdemeanor offenses within the same nature as fraud and drug use.
Humphries was sentenced to 12-30 months in prison with 36 days of credit.
One of the codefendants in the case was also sentenced to prison, and another is still waiting to be arraigned.
• A man who denied he had a drug problem, but was granted diversion anyway, faces eight years in prison at his next hearing.
Jeremy Lee Daley, 50, was granted diversion in August 2024, but failed to appear in Western Nevada Drug Court as ordered. As result, a bench warrant was issued in January.
Daley was arrested Aug. 20, 2023, for possession of 8 grams of methamphetamine and 6 grams of fentanyl.
During a return hearing on Monday, Daley’s diversion was revoked and proceedings will move to sentencing now set for March 24.
• A man faces 20 years in prison for possession of a firearm by an ex-felon and controlled substance.
Kolton Montana Waller, 30, is facing three charges including possession of a stolen property which was a firearm.
Sentencing is scheduled for March 24.
• An evidentiary hearing was scheduled for a woman who denied violating probation.
Sophia Gene Robertson was arrested in Aug. 16, 2023 for possession of methamphetamine and cocaine.
According to the report, she was released on her own recognizance on Sept. 26 and scheduled to appear for court Nov. 20, 2023, seeking diversion. She has two prior arrests involving possession of controlled substances.
The date for the hearing is to be determined by the court. Robertson remains in custody on a no bail hold.