Chef receives nearly 3 years for Parker-Broderick

ST. Clairsville, Ohio - A former police chief of Ohio was sentenced to prison Wednesday in connection with a burglary at the home of the surrogate mother, the twins out for Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. Barry Carpenter was sentenced to two years and eight months in prison. He was convicted last month on charges of concealment of property, theft in office and tampered with evidence, but on other charges, including theft acquitted. His attorney, Dennis McNamara, who has vowed to appeal. Belmont County Common Pleas Judge John Solovan than prison time is a must in the case, and Carpenter was immediately taken into custody after the hearing. A special prosecutor said Carpenter could receive up to six years in prison. The judge noted that he had received letters in support of Carpenter, a member of the family of her former bosses, friends and the police. Carpenter resignation two weeks ago as head of Martins Ferry, where the couple lived alternative celebrity. Prosecutors said he broke with Michelle Ross May, has articles related to pregnancy and surrogacy, and had conspired to sell in connection with the Police Chief Chad Dojack Bridgeport neighbors to products for photographers of celebrities. Dojack is scheduled for trial in January on two counts of complicity to burglary and concealing a point of complicity to property. Carpenter testified that he saw a front door and went to check it out. He said he photographed a file surrogacy that two ultrasound images, and includes a plaster cast of a pregnant belly to remove, but not everything in the house. Ross said during the hearing that she was staying in a hotel in West Virginia at the time and later came home to find the picture of the ultrasound to the files of surrogacy and tax information had disappeared. She also testified that someone had apparently been rummaged through photos and plaster, as she was pregnant with her son, has been postponed. Ross gave birth to twins 22nd June in a hospital in Ohio. Find messages not directly comment on the death of the prosecutor Carpenter, Special Prosecutor T. Shawn Hervey back, and Parker-Broderick, spokesman Simon Halls. There was no answer to the question of a lawyer Dojack.