A Baltimore County attorney who was charged with driving the getaway van in an armed robbery pleaded guilty to two drug charges this week.
Diana Beth Denrich, 37, of Owings Mills, pleaded guilty to a prescription fraud charge and possession of morphine, according to the county state's attorney's office. She also pleaded no contest to conspiracy to commit theft of less than $1,000. All the charges are misdemeanors.
Prosecutors dropped multiple other charges against Denrich.
Her lawyer, Robert N. Smith III, declined to comment.
Denrich was charged this year with driving the getaway van in the September 2015 armed robbery of the uSpoon frozen yogurt store in Owings Mills. She was later charged in separate drug cases involving alleged prescription fraud.
Judge Mickey Norman gave Denrich suspended sentences and two years of supervised probation, State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger said.
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