A man from North Carolina has received a prison sentence for a crime committed in the local area. The sentence is 21 years in prison. The crime was a burglary, and it occurred at the home of an elderly man.
The location of the burglary was Hendersonville. Further details about the case are available from WKRN News 2, the source of this information. The sentence is the known outcome of the case, but additional facts may be found through the news outlet.
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