Sentences were handed down for burglary, receiving stolen property and CCS violations Wednesday in Lawrence County Common Pleas Court.

Shane Jenkins, 21, of 360 Township Road 11, Ironton, was sentenced to four years in prison for the second-degree burglary of an Oak Street residence. He had previously pleaded guilty.

Jenkins told Judge Charles Cooper just before sentencing, “This has been a lesson learned.”

Khara Karshner, 21, of 1418 Gallagher Drive, Ashland, Ky., pleaded guilty to second-degree burglary.

Cooper sentenced her to six years in prison.

Brian Ferguson, 27, of 214 Pearl St., Ironton, was sentenced on two fifth-degree counts of breaking and entering at the Shamrock Carryout and the West Ironton Elementary School building.

Ferguson received an eight-month prison sentence for each count, to be served concurrently. Cooper also ordered him to pay $950 in restitution. He had previously pleaded guilty.

John Hoffman, 32, of 1018 S. Fifth St., Ironton, pleaded guilty to one count of receiving stolen property, which included semi-automatic handguns, shot guns, pocketknives, video games and video game consoles.

He was also previously arraigned on a count of having weapons under a disability, which was dismissed.

Cooper sentenced Hoffman to one year in prison.

When Hoffman addressed the court, he asked to be considered for a behavioral program since he has been in and out of prison during his life.

“I have years in and I don’t know how to function right in society,” he said.

Tai L. Yancy, 26, of 306 Wakefield Court, Huntington, W.Va., admitted to violating his community-controlled sanctions. Cooper sentenced him to five months in prison.

Earl Dancy, 56, of Huntington, W.Va., also admitted to CCS violations and was sentenced to eight months in prison.