Former store manager pleads guilty

A plea agreement has been reached in the case involving a former Overland Express employee who stole more than $27,000 from the Greybull convenience store between Oct. 1, 2022 and Jan. 12, 2023.
Honey Ann Miller, 48, pled guilty Nov. 14 to a charge of felony theft and a misdemeanor charge of crimes against computer equipment. The latter was amended from a felony charge of crimes against intellectual property. In exchange, prosecutors dropped a felony charge of crimes against computer users.
The sentencing recommendation is for count one to be deferred pursuant to Wyoming Statute 7-13-301.  Instead, she would get three years of supervised probation and be subject to court costs and assessments.  For count two, the recommendation is a $350 fine, court costs and assessments plus 90 days in jail. The jail time would be suspended in lieu of six months of supervised probation to run concurrently with count one.