A McMinnville resident was charged with 15 counts of criminal trespassing.
George Andrew Pisani, 27, was arrested on Jan. 24, 2020, after Walmart security A.P.A.V. Baker reportedly saw him in the automotive department after he had been banned. According to Baker, “Pisani was banned from all Walmart stores on Oct. 26, 2019.”
Baker then reportedly approached Pisani and asked why he was there. He allegedly responded that he had to be at Walmart. According to Baker, “Mr. Pisani paid for the items and left the store through the automotive exit.”
Pisani was arrested again July 20 after Baker was reportedly made aware of his presence in the store. According to Baker, “A check of video and card use confirmed that Mr. Pisani was trespassing.” The 15th trespassing charge came after he allegedly made another trip to Walmart after his most recent arrest on July 27.
A call to Walmart by the Southern Standard was unsuccessful in obtaining more information on the original ban.
Pisani was heard at a criminal court trial docket on Tuesday by Judge Ryan Moore General Sessions court. Pisani was ordered to serve 30 days of unsupervised probation and was fined $10 for the first 10 counts of criminal trespassing, totaling $100. Counts 11-15 were dismissed.
Also heard on Tuesday:
Kayla Argo was ordered to serve 30 days of an 11-month and 29-day probation sentence for permitting or facilitating an escape.
Richard Burns was ordered to serve two 10-day sentences for a second or subsequent offense of driving while license suspended and possession of drug paraphernalia. Those sentences are to be served concurrently and he was fined $150.
Jonathon W. Davis was ordered to serve 48 hours and fined $50 for failure to carry, amended from driving while license suspended. He was also given another 10 days for failure to appear.
Billy Wayne Fults was fined $150 for criminal trespassing and was ordered to stay away from the victim.
Matthew Scott Lewis was ordered to serve 30 days and was fined $750 for possession or casual exchange of meth. He was also ordered to serve 60 days for probation violation. These are to run consecutively.
James Malone was ordered to report within 48 hours to a various addiction in-patient facility for probation violation. He was also ordered to serve 30 days and was fined $750 for possession or casual exchange of meth. These are to run consecutively.
Tristan Rager was ordered to serve two 45-day sentences of an 11-29 probation sentence for two counts of assault with bodily injury. These are to run concurrently. He was ordered to pay restitutions for assault with bodily injury and vandalism and given two 10-day sentences for failure to appear.
These are to run consecutively with his other sentences and with each other.
Brittany N. Rhoady was ordered to serve 45 days for probation violation and fined $75 for driving while license was revoked.
Keith A. Spriggs was ordered to serve 30 days and fined $750 for possession or casual exchange of meth.
James F. Summers was ordered to serve two 30-day sentences for two counts of criminal trespassing and 180 days for theft of merchandise. These are to run concurrently, and he was ordered to stay out of Walmart.
Timothy Alan Tate was ordered to serve 30 days of an 11-29 probation sentence and fined $750 for possession or casual exchange of meth. This sentence is to be served at an in-patient facility where Tate has 30 days to report.
April Tobitt was ordered to pay $129 to the victim for domestic assault. She was ordered to undergo four anger management classes and to have no contact with the victims.
