A Fayetteville man was sentenced to prison last week for burglary and terroristic threats.

Bradley Scott Greaney pled guilty July 7 in Fayette Superior Court to those charges as well as one for criminal trespass.

According to court documents, Greaney entered the home of Rick Turnipseed on two separate occasions earlier this year — April 16, when the burglary took place, and May 10, the date of the criminal trespass. The terroristic threats charge stems from his actions against Matt Turnipseed during the May incident.

Judge Paschal A. English gave Greaney two years to serve for the terroristic threats and three years to serve on the burglary charge. Greaney got 12 months probation for criminal trespass. All three sentences will run concurrently.

Also in Superior Court, Richard H. Emory of Jonesboro pled guilty to possession of amphetamine and cocaine, receiving five years to serve on each charge. Those will also run concurrently. Emory was arrested in March 1998 on the drug charges.

Roderick Maurice Herring of Stone Mountain pled guilty to cocaine possession and two counts of forgery. He wrote a false name on a traffic citation after being stopped in Fayetteville June 15, using the same name on a bad check he wrote that same day.

Tina E. Sasser of Sharpsburg was charged last week with theft by taking and driving while her license was suspended. She was stopped Dec. 19 in Fayetteville in a stolen Geo Metro, according to court records.