A Warren woman accused of filing false loan claims against three government officials was sentenced to 70 days served in jail and two years nonreporting probation after pleading to three misdemeanor charges.
Genora Lynne Greene, 55, was sentenced last month by Macomb County Circuit Judge James Biernat Jr. in Mount Clemens immediately after she pleaded no contest to three counts of obstructing an officer by disguise in exchange for dismissal of six felony charges: three counts each of uttering and publishing, a 14-year felony, and filing a false or fraudulent financing statement, punishable by up to five years.
At the Oct. 22 hearing, Biernat also held Greene’s daughter in contempt of court and ordered her jailed for seven days on accusations she made derogatory comments while sitting in the gallery during her mother’s hearing.
The woman exited the courtroom after making remarks, and Biernat ordered a courtroom sheriff’s deputy to “bring her back in.”
“You can’t act the way you are,” Biernat told her.
The deputy told Biernat, “I believe she said you were a clown and this courtroom is a joke.”
The woman retorted, “I didn’t say this courtroom is a joke. … You guys just literally railroaded my mother.”
The woman was handcuffed and removed from the courtroom.
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